Celebrity Arrival in a Red Lamborghini
The exact Seedance 2.0 prompt behind the video on this page, word for word. Copy it, follow the steps below, and make your own version.
The prompt
Main Character STRICT IDENTITY LOCK: @Image1 — the protagonist's face, build and features are @Image1. Strict 1:1 identity, no beautification, no modifications. Lock identity before and throughout the scene. Style: Ultra-realistic celebrity arrival scene. Single continuous shot with no cuts. Handheld paparazzi perspective with K-pop airport-style chaotic energy. Natural micro-shake. Documentary-style realism. Audio: Only natural environmental sound — paparazzi shouting, continuous camera shutter bursts, frequent flash pops, phone recording audio, hotel footsteps, fabric movement, Lamborghini engine idle, car door sound, seat movement, and deep engine revs. Lighting: Natural daylight at a 5-star hotel entrance in the Philippines. Strong camera flashes reflecting on glass, stone surfaces, and car paint. Realistic shadows with slight tropical humidity haze. Setting / Location: 5-star hotel entrance in the Philippines. Luxury driveway, polished stone exterior, large glass doors, valet area, hotel doormen, security personnel, tropical plants, dense paparazzi crowd behind barricades. Main Character / Outfit STRICT LOCK: The main character is @Image1 (strict 1:1 identity, no beautification, no modifications). He wears a tailored blue suit, white shirt, black pants, black belt, black shoes. No sunglasses. Confident posture. Car: A red Lamborghini supercar — glossy red body, gold wheels, carbon-fiber details, low aggressive proportions — parked facing OUT toward the open driveway exit (nose pointing away from the hotel, ready to pull straight forward). SCENE TIMELINE — 15 SECONDS 0-3s: Handheld camera starts inside a dense paparazzi crowd behind barricades. Tight, chaotic environment. K-pop arrival energy — photographers shouting loudly, flashes firing nonstop. Security struggles to control the crowd. 3-6s: Security clears a path. @Image1 exits the hotel entrance with bodyguards, wearing the exact outfit above. The camera pushes forward shakily through flashing lights and raised phones. His face is large and clearly visible. 6-8s: He walks confidently toward the red Lamborghini parked in the driveway. Subtle smile and short wave. The red paint and gold wheels reflect continuous camera flashes. 8-11s: A bodyguard opens the Lamborghini door. He reaches the car and enters the driver's seat. Full entry motion is visible — hand on door frame, body turning, legs stepping in, suit fabric moving naturally. 11-13s: He settles into the seat, adjusts posture, and places both hands on the steering wheel. The door closes with a solid, heavy sound. Camera flashes reflect across the window and car body. 13-15s: The Lamborghini engine revs deeply and the car accelerates FORWARD, nose-first, driving AWAY from the camera and the hotel down the driveway. The car drives forward only — it does NOT reverse, roll backward, or back up. Paparazzi chase behind it with continuous flashes. No fade to black — final frame remains live and continuous. NEGATIVE: no text, no watermark; the car drives forward only and must never move backward or in reverse.
How to use this prompt
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Copy the prompt
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Open Seedance 2.0
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Add your own reference photo
This prompt is built around a reference image. Upload a sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo of yourself (or whoever should star in it) as the first image, so @Image1 or "the reference image" in the prompt points at it. If the prompt also mentions @Image2 or more, add those references too, like a second person, a car or a location.
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Paste, match the length, generate
Paste the prompt and set the clip length to match the timestamps in it. Swap names, outfits, cars or places to make it yours, but keep the shot by shot timing, because that structure is what makes it look cinematic.
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Run a few takes
Generate 2 or 3 takes and keep the best one. Small wording changes give very different results, so tweak one detail at a time.
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