Seedance 2.5 プロンプト - プレミアムな映画的柴犬セレブレーション

Create a 12-second, 16:9, 24fps premium commercial celebration film. Use ONLY the uploaded original Shiba Inu image as the visual character reference. IMPORTANT INPUT RULE: The uploaded image is a CHARACTER IDENTITY REFERENCE ONLY. It is NOT a storyboard. It is NOT a first frame to display. It is NOT a poster. It is NOT a composition template. START IMMEDIATELY INSIDE THE FIRST CINEMATIC ACTION SHOT. From frame 1, the viewer must see the actual physical scene already happening. NEVER display: the uploaded reference image itself, a storyboard, a contact sheet, a collage, multiple panels, split-screen planning images, shot numbers, timestamps, prompt text, production notes, UI, reference sheets, before-and-after images, or any planning material. The final output must contain ONLY continuous cinematic footage. ──────────────────────── ABSOLUTE CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK HIGHEST PRIORITY ──────────────────────── There is EXACTLY ONE Shiba Inu throughout the entire film. Every shot must depict the SAME INDIVIDUAL DOG. The uploaded Shiba Inu image is the single source of truth for identity. Preserve exactly: same recognizable face, same head shape, same forehead width, same muzzle length and width, same cheek volume, same eye size, same eye spacing, same eye shape, same dark-brown eye color, same black nose size and shape, same mouth line, same triangular ear size, same ear placement, same tan-orange forehead markings, same cream muzzle, same cream cheek markings, same cream chest, same tan-orange and cream coat distribution, same fur density, same compact body proportions, same leg length, same paw size, same tail shape, same calm slightly deadpan personality. DO NOT: make the dog younger, make the dog more puppy-like, enlarge the eyes, shorten the muzzle, round the skull, make the cheeks artificially fluffy, change coat markings, change fur color, change ear proportions, change body proportions, change facial expression style, humanize the face, make the dog smile like a human, create a different Shiba between cuts. The dog's recognizable facial identity has priority over pose, action, camera movement and background. If an action conflicts with identity preservation: SIMPLIFY THE ACTION. Never alter the dog. ──────────────────────── FACE CONSISTENCY DURING MOTION ──────────────────────── During running, pushing, sniffing, eating and looking toward camera: the skull does not deform, the muzzle does not stretch, the eyes do not change size, the ears do not migrate, the coat pattern does not drift, the nose remains structurally identical. Motion affects: fur tips, ears slightly, clothing, tiny flag, body position. Motion must NOT affect facial anatomy. In every medium or close shot, preserve enough facial detail to immediately recognize the same Shiba. ──────────────────────── COSTUME LOCK ──────────────────────── The SAME outfit remains throughout every shot: slightly loose warm-ivory everyday hanbok jeogori, soft charcoal-black sleeveless baeja vest, subtle woven textile texture, small restrained dark closure, one tiny Taegeuk-inspired norigae accent. Keep the miniature Korean flag above his head as the original character's humorous signature. The flag is small. It must never dominate the composition. It may wobble physically when the dog moves. NO medal. NO crown. NO party hat. NO costume change. The clothing must never cover the dog's face or alter its silhouette. ──────────────────────── CORE CONCEPT ──────────────────────── A small Shiba Inu takes the construction of “6000” extremely seriously. He physically rolls four oversized champagne-gold numerals into position: 6 0 0 0 After completing the number, exactly six miniature freshly baked bungeoppang arrive as his reward. He takes one and relaxes. The audience believes the film has ended. Then the final zero quietly begins rolling away. Without dropping his snack or standing up dramatically, the Shiba calmly reaches out one paw and stops it. The comedy comes from restraint. The dog never behaves like a cartoon comedian. He simply treats an absurdly small task as serious work. ──────────────────────── NUMBER DESIGN LOCK ──────────────────────── Exactly FOUR numeral objects. One 6. Three 0s. They form: 6000 The numerals are approximately 55% of the dog's body height. Material: matte champagne-gold metal, fine brushed texture, soft rounded bevel, substantial believable weight. NO bright yellow trophy gold. NO mirror gold. NO plastic. NO inflatable numbers. NO glowing numbers. The 6 has slightly awkward rotational balance. The zeros roll easily because of their circular geometry. All four numerals remain identical in scale, material and finish throughout. ──────────────────────── ENVIRONMENT ──────────────────────── One continuous contemporary Korean-inspired interior. Dark walnut floor. Warm deep-brown wood panels. Restrained cream plaster. One distant white moon jar. One small leafy branch. Large negative space. No historical palace styling. No tourist hanok styling. No party venue. No stage. No banners. The environment remains spatially consistent between shots. The audience should understand that every action happens in the same room. ──────────────────────── LIGHTING / COLOR LOCK ──────────────────────── BALANCED CINEMATIC EXPOSURE. One soft controlled directional key light from upper-left / side-above. Preserve exact local colors. Shiba: natural tan-orange and clean cream. Hanbok: warm neutral ivory. Vest: true charcoal. Numbers: muted champagne gold. Wood: deep natural walnut. Bungeoppang: warm toasted golden-brown. Rich preserved midtones. Protected highlights with no clipped whites. Detailed soft shadows retaining color information. Accurate local colors. Full tonal separation. Subtle natural bounce light. Controlled specular highlights. Clear subject-background separation. Luminous but NEVER overexposed. Vivid yet refined colors. NO washed-out colors. NO white haze. NO excessive bloom. NO crushed blacks. NO orange filter. NO yellow contamination across the dog's cream fur. The cream fur must remain visibly different from the ivory hanbok. The champagne numbers must remain visibly different from the Shiba's tan fur. ──────────────────────── SHOT 01 | 0.00–1.40 SEC ALREADY WORKING ──────────────────────── START DIRECTLY WITH CINEMATIC ACTION. NO reference image introduction. NO title card. NO establishing storyboard. Floor-level 50mm-equivalent tracking shot. Camera approximately 10 cm above the walnut floor. The champagne-gold 6 fills the left foreground. Behind it: the SAME reference Shiba is already pushing it with both front paws. His face is clearly visible beside the edge of the numeral. The 6 moves reluctantly. First push: almost nothing. Second push: the 6 rolls one awkward partial rotation. The dog's body leans naturally into the effort. His face remains anatomically unchanged. The tiny Korean flag wobbles once. Camera tracks laterally with the movement. The dog's expression remains calm and focused. SOUND: paw friction, soft fabric movement, heavy muted metal roll, quiet breathing. CUT motivated by the rotating edge of the 6 crossing frame. ──────────────────────── SHOT 02 | 1.40–2.75 SEC THE ZERO ──────────────────────── MATCH MOTION. The rotating edge becomes the edge of a champagne-gold zero already rolling across the same floor. The zero rolls much more easily. Camera tracks at zero height. The Shiba follows with short natural canine steps. Do NOT make him sprint like a human character. His face remains recognizable. The zero moves slightly faster than him. For one moment: the Shiba's face appears perfectly framed through the center opening of the rolling zero. This is the primary cute composition. As the zero reaches camera: its circular opening expands until it fills the entire frame. Camera passes physically through the center opening. NATURAL CIRCULAR WIPE. No portal effect. No morph. ──────────────────────── SHOT 03 | 2.75–4.15 SEC 600_ ──────────────────────── Emerge into a clean overhead composition. Same room. Same dog. The 6 and two zeros are already standing. Visible arrangement: 600_ One final empty position remains. The Shiba pushes the last zero into the composition using one shoulder and one front paw. It rolls slightly too far. He immediately places one paw against its rim. Small correction. The zero rolls backward several centimeters. CLICK. 6000 becomes perfectly aligned. Camera descends very slightly while maintaining the overhead geometry. Do not add confetti. Do not add visual effects. The physical arrangement itself is the graphic event. ──────────────────────── SHOT 04 | 4.15–5.55 SEC THE REVEAL ──────────────────────── Cut to a low, slightly wide hero composition. 35mm equivalent. The completed: 6000 stands across the frame. The Shiba sits beside the final zero. He is clearly the same individual dog. The numbers occupy approximately 55–60% of horizontal space. The dog occupies approximately 18%. Large clean negative space remains. Camera performs a slow controlled push-in. The Shiba turns his head from the 6 toward the final zero as if inspecting the alignment. Tiny pause. He looks satisfied. The flag gradually stops wobbling. One restrained warm musical chord resolves. This is the first visual climax. Hold long enough for the audience to read 6000 clearly. ──────────────────────── SHOT 05 | 5.55–7.05 SEC THE REWARD ──────────────────────── Remain in the same room. The dog's right ear reacts first. Tiny ear flick toward frame-right. A dark-walnut serving tray slowly enters from camera-right. Camera lowers toward tray level. On the tray: EXACTLY SIX miniature bungeoppang. No more. No fewer. Freshly baked. Natural golden-brown pastry. Slightly irregular handmade shapes. Fine crisp surface texture. Tiny darker toasted edges. Extremely subtle steam. No packaging. No branding. No decorative garnish. The Shiba looks toward them. One small sniff. Do not enlarge his eyes. Do not change his face. The 6000 remains visible softly in the background. ──────────────────────── SHOT 06 | 7.05–8.40 SEC ONE BITE ──────────────────────── 85mm food-and-character close shot. One bungeoppang occupies foreground. Rack focus: pastry texture → Shiba nose → Shiba eyes. The dog carefully takes ONE miniature bungeoppang. Natural canine mouth interaction. No human hand behavior. No exaggerated chewing. Cut to medium three-quarter composition. He settles beside 6000. He takes one small bite. CRISP SOUND. His expression softens only slightly. The tiny flag remains slightly crooked from the earlier work. This imperfection is intentional. At approximately 8.20 sec: the scene feels completely finished. Allow a brief false ending. Do not cut yet. ──────────────────────── SHOT 07 | 8.40–10.35 SEC THE ZERO ESCAPES ──────────────────────── KEEP THE SAME CAMERA POSITION. This continuity is important. The Shiba remains seated with the bungeoppang. 6000 remains behind him. For approximately 0.25 sec: nothing happens. Then the FINAL ZERO begins to move. Only 1–2 cm. Pause. Another 2 cm. The movement is caused by slight residual imbalance. No magical self-propulsion. Soft metallic roll. The Shiba initially continues eating. His nearest ear rotates backward. He stops chewing. His eyes shift sideways toward the zero. Do not turn his head immediately. COMEDIC HOLD. Then his head turns only a few degrees. The zero continues slowly rolling. The number now reads visually as: 600 _ for a brief moment. Do not exaggerate the distance. ──────────────────────── SHOT 08 | 10.35–12.00 SEC STILL 6000 ──────────────────────── Without standing: the Shiba calmly extends ONE front paw. Keep the bungeoppang naturally at his mouth. His paw reaches the rolling zero. TAP. The zero stops. Tiny backward rock. Settles. 6000 is restored. NO camera shake. NO dramatic musical hit. The humor is the smallness of the action. Camera performs a very subtle final push-in. The Shiba leaves his paw resting casually against the final zero. He slowly looks directly into camera. Same exact recognizable face. One tiny tail movement. The miniature Korean flag gives one last small wobble. Then stillness. Hold the final composition for approximately 0.55–0.65 seconds. This hold is mandatory. The ending must feel intentionally resolved. One quiet warm closing tone. HARD CUT. NO fade. ──────────────────────── CAMERA PRINCIPLE ──────────────────────── Every camera position has a clear job. SHOT 01: physical effort. SHOT 02: movement + visual comedy through zero opening. SHOT 03: graphic construction. SHOT 04: 6000 hero reveal. SHOT 05: reward reveal. SHOT 06: sensory food detail. SHOT 07: comedic suspense. SHOT 08: visual punchline + resolved hero ending. No random camera movement. No drone shot. No orbit. No handheld shake. No fisheye. No unnecessary slow motion. No arbitrary angle changes. ──────────────────────── EDITING PRINCIPLE ──────────────────────── The film must feel like ONE continuous miniature narrative. Never show planning material. Never show multiple scenes simultaneously. Every shot occupies the FULL 16:9 FRAME. No collage. No split screen. No storyboard panels. Transitions must come from physical action: rotating 6 → rotating zero zero opening → next shot assembly → completed 6000 ear reaction → food arrival food macro → bite false ending → zero movement paw contact → final composition. No AI morph transitions. No digital portal. No object teleportation. ──────────────────────── CHARACTER MOTION ──────────────────────── The Shiba remains anatomically canine. Allowed: walking, short quick steps, pushing with front paws, leaning body weight, small head turn, ear flick, sniffing, sitting, taking a small bite, extending one front paw, tiny tail movement. Not allowed: standing upright like a human, human arm gestures, human facial acting, human smiling, dancing, jumping celebration, clapping, waving. ──────────────────────── COMEDY RULE ──────────────────────── UNDERPLAY EVERYTHING. The Shiba does not know he is funny. He treats the work seriously. Do not add reaction graphics. Do not add comedy text. Do not add exaggerated sound effects. The strongest comedy beats are: the 6 barely moving, the face framed through the rolling zero, the careful inspection of 6000, the ear noticing the food, the false ending, the ear noticing the escaping zero, the casual paw stopping it. ──────────────────────── FOOD LOCK ──────────────────────── Exactly SIX miniature bungeoppang throughout the reward sequence. Real pastry. No plastic texture. No excessive gloss. No cheese pull. No overflowing filling. No changing food type. If one bungeoppang is taken: five remain visibly on the tray. Maintain continuity. ──────────────────────── SOUND DESIGN ──────────────────────── Minimal premium commercial soundscape. Physical sounds carry the rhythm. Walnut floor paw taps. Hanbok fabric movement. Muted heavy metal rolling. Tiny flag flutter. Tray sliding on wood. Small sniff. Crisp pastry bite. Quiet canine breathing. Soft metallic zero movement. Paw contact. Music: restrained warm percussive bed, light traditional timbral hint without becoming folk music, modern commercial mix. 0.00–4.15: rhythm driven by movement. 4.15: small harmonic resolution at 6000 reveal. 5.55: bright restrained accent for food arrival. 7.05: music becomes warmer. 8.20: music nearly resolves. 8.40: music drops dramatically in volume. 10.35: paw contact is nearly dry. 11.35: one warm final tone. No long reverb tail. ──────────────────────── FAILURE PREVENTION ──────────────────────── If generation complexity becomes too high: PRIORITY ORDER: 1. Preserve exact Shiba face and identity. 2. Preserve one single dog. 3. Preserve costume. 4. Preserve 6000 as exactly four numerals. 5. Preserve the story order. 6. Preserve physical continuity. 7. Preserve camera design. 8. Preserve food count. 9. Simplify secondary background details first. NEVER sacrifice facial identity to preserve a complicated action. NEVER invent extra shots. NEVER display the reference image. NEVER display a storyboard. ──────────────────────── NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS ──────────────────────── No storyboard. No contact sheet. No collage. No multi-panel frame. No planning image. No reference image shown in final footage. No shot labels. No timestamps. No captions. No subtitles. No watermark. No logo. No additional Shiba. No human. No other animal. No extra numerals. No duplicated zero. No missing numeral. No face mutation. No puppy transformation. No eye enlargement. No coat-pattern drift. No muzzle deformation. No ear deformation. No medal. No crown. No party hat. No balloons. No cake. No confetti. No fireworks. No overexposure. No washed-out fur. No crushed blacks. No excessive bloom. No yellow color cast. No magical movement. No floating numerals. No teleportation. No abrupt ending. ──────────────────────── FINAL FRAME REQUIREMENT ──────────────────────── The final readable image must contain: the SAME recognizable Shiba, same ivory hanbok, same charcoal vest, same tiny Korean flag, one paw resting against the final zero, the completed champagne-gold 6000, the small bungeoppang at his mouth, the tray with the remaining five bungeoppang nearby, the same warm contemporary Korean interior. Hold approximately 0.6 seconds. The viewer must have enough time to understand the joke and read the completed 6000. Then HARD CUT. 12 seconds total. 16:9. 24fps. Premium commercial portfolio quality. Cute without infantilization. Korean without cliché. Funny without slapstick. Celebratory without generic party imagery. Visually polished without losing the original Shiba's meme charm.