Rainy Warehouse Fight Sequence
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: athletic build, wearing sworn-to-fight-combat black leather cropped jacket, dark argos. Expression: focused, attentive, clarity. ENEMY 1: Male, slightly heavier build, wearing a dark gray tactical outfit. LOCATION: Gritty, abandoned industrial area interior. Ruined machinery, slick concrete. ATMOSPHERE: Dark, shadowy, rain dripping heavily from broken skylights, puddles on concrete, visible dust particles in light beams. Cinematic dark aesthetic. STYLE: Ultra-realistic, cinematic film quality, natural lighting and shadows. Real tactile motion — single-handed, kinetic shaky cam, dynamic 360 tracking, whip pans, fast pacing. Continuous real 9-second shot. [SHOT 1 (0-3s)] Close-quarters fight already happening, rapid punches exchanged. Camera shaky and chaotic, following body movement. Water splashes from puddles. Intense face closeup — main character pushed back. [SHOT 2 (3-6s)] Enemy throws heavy overhand right. Main character dodges smoothly and tiny counter with fast jab hook apparent combo. Full motion, close to face. Camera fast pull away. [SHOT 3 (6-9s)] Main character transitions into jumping spinning hook kick, slow motion on impact. 360-degree tracking mid-air. After-image on contact. Ultra-slow motion. [SHOT 4 (9-12s)] Enemy thrown backward, sliding across wet floor, crashing into racked bolts. Camera whip pan following into [continues — remainder cut off in OCR].
How to use this prompt
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Copy the prompt
Hit Copy prompt. You get the full text exactly as it was used to make the video on this page.
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Open Seedance 2.0
Start a new Seedance 2.0 video in the generator you already use. Pick vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube.
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No photo needed
This one is pure text to video. You can still add a reference image if you want a specific face or style.
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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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