@ image1: Character A is a young woman with warm brown skin, slim athletic build, confident oval fac

@ image1: Character A is a young woman with warm brown skin, slim athletic build, confident oval face, dark expressive eyes, bold dark lipstick, black hair tied in a high messy bun, large silver hoop earrings, and a thick silver chain necklace. She wears a fitted dark charcoal sleeveless tactical streetwear top with bold orange diagonal stripe graphics across the chest, structured shoulder strap details, dark high-waisted cargo pants with orange accent bands and utility detailing, a yellow pouch attached at the thigh, a black wristwatch, and chunky white sneakers with orange stripe accents. Her visual style is photorealistic cinematic streetwear, sharp, fearless, stylish, and self-possessed. @ image2: Character B is a young man with a lean athletic build, light skin, angular face, intense eyes, and vivid purple spiked hair with closely cut sides. He wears a black leather biker jacket over a black shirt, distressed black jeans, black buckled combat boots, and a black crossbody messenger bag. His visual style is photorealistic cinematic streetwear, cool, hard-edged, focused, and quietly aggressive. @ image3: A six panel cinematic storyboard. Each panel is a fully rendered film frame real environment, dramatic lighting, characters inside the world, each panel composed from a specific camera angle. Seedance reads each panel as one complete discrete shot in sequence from panel 1 to panel 6. The storyboard locks the camera angle, environment, lighting, character appearance, body positions, spatial relationship, and contact geometry for every shot. Match what is shown in each panel exactly. The text prompt adds only camera movement, speed, SFX and dialogue on top of what the storyboard establishes visually. SFX & ENVIRONMENT: The environment and lighting are fully established in the storyboard panels. Match all location, lighting, atmosphere, floor reflections, haze, practical lights, industrial walls, and spatial depth shown across every shot exactly. The environment never changes between shots. Music: heavy underground hip hop beat with deep bass, sharp snare hits, and tense rhythmic pauses running through the full sequence. VISUAL STYLE LOCK: The camera angle and composition for each shot is locked by the storyboard panels. Match the framing, angle, and composition of each panel exactly. Camera movement is added by the text prompt only. Character A high messy black bun / dark charcoal sleeveless top with orange diagonal stripes / dark cargo pants with orange utility accents and yellow thigh pouch / chunky white sneakers with orange stripes / silver hoop earrings and thick silver chain must remain visually consistent in every shot. Character B vivid purple spiked hair / black leather biker jacket over black shirt / distressed black jeans / black buckled combat boots / black crossbody messenger bag must remain visually consistent in every shot. Characters must never swap visual elements between shots. SHOT 1: FACE-OFF Matching panel 1 of @ image3, Character A holds the silence with a defiant calm, her eyes fixed and her confidence already cutting across the floor before the first move begins. Character B answers with cold focus, barely moving except for controlled breathing and a subtle shift of pressure as the beat begins to rise between them. static camera locked off. real-time. SFX: deep bass pulse starting low, distant warehouse room tone, faint electrical hum, soft sneaker sole shift on concrete, leather jacket creak, slow controlled breathing, subtle chain movement. SHOT 2: FIRST MOVE Matching panel 2 of @ image3, Character A claims the floor with a sharp, precise hip-hop hit, her face fierce and self-assured as each movement lands cleanly on the beat. Character A says: "Your turn starts after mine." Character B watches from behind with a restrained judging stare, his stillness making her confidence feel louder. handheld subtle. real-time. SFX: heavy beat kicks in, sharp snare hit, sneaker scrape on polished concrete, cargo fabric snap, chain clink, breath hit from Character A, faint crowd-like echo inside the warehouse. SHOT 3: THE ANSWER Matching panel 3 of @ image3, Character B cuts back with a harder grounded phrase, his eyes intense and controlled as his movement presses the battle into a heavier rhythm. Character B says: "Now watch closely." Character A watches him with a narrowed competitive stare, reading the answer without giving away approval. handheld subtle. real-time. SFX: bass drop, leather jacket flex, boot drag across concrete, sharp foot stomp, messenger bag strap shift, controlled breath from Character B, warehouse reverb around the impact. SHOT 4: THE EXCHANGE Matching panel 4 of @ image3, Character A drives forward with fired-up focus as Character B cuts past her with aggressive timing, both dancers pushing close through the same rhythm without touching, their eyes locked like every beat is a challenge. side profile tracking shot. real time. SFX: fast layered snare pattern, two sets of footwork sliding and stopping, sneaker squeak, boot scrape, fabric rush, quick breathing from both dancers, bass vibrating through the room. SHOT 5: PEAK MOVE Matching panel 5 of @ image3, Character A and Character B explode into the peak at the same instant, both fully committed, faces fierce and electric as the battle hangs in the air for one suspended cinematic beat. static camera locked off. speed ramping: real-time → slow-motion → real-time. SFX: beat drops into a stretched bass hit, airborne clothing rush, chain flick, leather snap, muffled breath impact, room tone widening into slow-motion echo, heavy snare return on the landing. SHOT 6: STANDOFF FREEZE Matching panel 6 of @ image3, Character A settles into the final standoff with steady respect in her eyes, the fire still there but controlled now. Character A says: "Yeah… you’ve got it." Character B gives the smallest proud nod, calm and breathing hard as the battle resolves without either one stepping back. slow crane up then static camera locked off. real-time. SFX: beat fades to a low bass tail, soft breathing from both dancers, faint shoe adjustment on concrete, leather creak, distant warehouse hum, final room reverb. Complete freeze zero movement hold this position until cut. Smart Cuts: ON for sequences over 8 seconds. Total duration: 10–15 seconds maximum. DIRECTOR'S NOTE MODE: TWO CHARACTER CATEGORY: DANCE BATTLE SIGNATURE SHOT: Shot 5 Peak Move. This is the defining frame because both dancers are airborne at the same time, the warehouse lights frame their silhouettes, and the slow-motion beat makes the battle feel cinematic instead of just choreographed. GENERATE FIRST: Shot 5 first. It is the most visually complex shot and the best test for whether Seedance can keep both characters locked while handling fast movement, airborne bodies, costume details, and dramatic lighting. WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Check that the warehouse location, reflective concrete floor, haze, and backlights remain consistent from panel to panel. CHARACTER SEPARATION CHECK: Character A must keep the orange-striped top, yellow thigh pouch, white-orange sneakers, hoop earrings, and high bun; Character B must keep purple spiked hair, black leather jacket, black boots, and crossbody bag. CONTACT FIDELITY CHECK: Shot 4 is the most likely to break. Correct result: they cut very close past each other without touching. Failure: hands, legs, or bodies visibly collide or lock together. EMOTION CHECK: Shot 6 matters most emotionally. Character A should look impressed but still controlled, and Character B should look proud but calm. Failure looks like smiling too much, romantic softness, or random aggression. IF IT FAILS: Add this to the failing shot block: “Maintain clear separation between the dancers; no physical contact, no grabbing, no collision, only close passing movement.” SEEDANCE TIP: For this battle, keep Smart Cuts ON and use the storyboard as the visual anchor. Let the text prompt control only motion, speed, SFX, and dialogue so the character outfits do not drift.