Seedance 2.0 프롬프트 - 원테이크 흐름의 시바견 축하 영상

Use the attached starting image as the absolute visual master reference. Preserve the Shiba Inu exactly as shown in the starting image throughout the entire video: identical face shape, eye size and spacing, muzzle length, nose, ears, reddish-tan and cream fur pattern, compact body proportions, short legs, clothing, accessories, fur texture, lighting direction, and overall visual identity. Do not redesign, beautify, stylize, enlarge the eyes, alter the facial proportions, change the clothing, or transform the dog into a generic Shiba character. Create one polished **9-second commercial-quality celebration film** with one continuous visual flow. ## 0.0–1.8 sec — DISCOVERY The Shiba sits naturally in front of a small premium cream gift box tied with a deep sage-green ribbon. It notices the box, lowers its head slightly and leans forward. The dog gives the box one small curious sniff. After a brief hesitation, its nose gently touches the lid. Keep the movement restrained and naturally canine. Camera remains around the dog's eye level or slightly above with an extremely subtle cinematic push-in. ## 1.8–3.3 sec — SURPRISE At the exact moment the nose touches the box, the lid pops open with one clean, playful motion. A controlled burst of small sage-green ribbons, cream paper confetti and a few tiny warm sparkling particles rises from the box. The Shiba reacts with one quick natural startled movement: its head pulls back and its compact body shifts backward slightly. The reaction is cute and immediate but not exaggerated. The ears and fur respond subtly to the movement. Do not create frantic movement or repeated jumping. ## 3.3–5.5 sec — REVEAL A physical three-dimensional **6000** sculpture rises smoothly from inside the box. The number must read exactly: **6000** Four clearly separated digits: 6 — 0 — 0 — 0. The digits are thick, softly rounded, premium plush-like sculptural objects in deep botanical green with restrained cream accents. The 6000 exists physically inside the scene and is not a graphic overlay. As it rises, the Shiba's gaze and head slowly follow it upward. The fast energy of the surprise now begins to settle. Confetti that was thrown upward naturally loses momentum and begins drifting downward under gravity. ## 5.5–7.0 sec — CONNECTION The 6000 sculpture gently settles beside the Shiba without bouncing or abrupt stopping. The Shiba looks at it for a brief moment, takes one small movement closer and softly places one front paw against the first digit. It then lowers its head and naturally rests its chin against the soft edge of the 6000. All movement gradually decelerates with a gentle ease-out. The camera push-in also becomes progressively slower until it is almost imperceptible. By approximately **7.0 seconds, the main action is completely finished.** ## 7.0–9.0 sec — FINAL HOLD / AFTERGLOW Do not introduce any new action. Hold the completed hero composition for the final **2 seconds**. The Shiba remains comfortably resting its chin against the 6000 and calmly looks toward the camera. The complete **6000 remains fully visible, stable and immediately readable.** Only tiny secondary motions continue: subtle natural breathing in the Shiba's chest, an almost imperceptible ear movement, two or three remaining pieces of confetti slowly drifting downward, very faint residual sparkle from the opened box. The environment remains alive but quiet. The camera has essentially settled and does not suddenly stop, zoom, pull away or change direction. During the final 0.5 second, the remaining sparkle gently diminishes rather than disappearing instantly. End on the intact hero frame. **Do not cut away. Do not introduce another scene. Do not create a sudden fade to black. Do not add another gesture at the end. Do not freeze the dog unnaturally.** The ending should feel like the celebration has finished and the viewer is simply allowed to remain inside the completed moment for a little longer. ## CAMERA & MOTION One coherent cinematic camera language throughout. Dog eye level or slightly elevated. Very subtle slow push-in during the first half, progressively decelerating toward the final composition. Natural ease-in and ease-out on every major movement. No abrupt acceleration or deceleration. No handheld shake. No unnecessary camera orbit. No low angle. No fisheye or wide-angle distortion. No abrupt cuts or transitions. ## LIGHTING & COLOR Premium bright character-commercial finish. One soft directional key light from the upper side. Preserve the Shiba's original reddish-tan fur, cream fur, dark eyes and black nose. Rich preserved midtones. Protected cream-fur highlights with visible fur detail. Soft shadows retaining color information. Clean tonal separation between the Shiba, 6000 sculpture and background. Palette: **cream + sage green + deep botanical green + restrained warm-gold highlights.** Keep the background lower in saturation and visual complexity. The visual priority remains: **Shiba's face → 6000 → gift box → background.** Use sparkle and glow only around actual celebration elements and keep them subtle. No excessive bloom, HDR appearance, plastic fur, clipped highlights or heavy visual effects. ## PHYSICAL MOTION Maintain believable canine anatomy and weight. Short compact legs remain unchanged. Natural breathing and small ear reactions are allowed. Ribbon, fur and confetti react naturally to motion, air and gravity. No human gestures. No upright human posture. No elongated limbs. No morphing paws. No duplicated dog. No facial transformation. No unstable fur pattern. ## 6000 LOCK The only readable number is exactly **6000**. Four digits only. 6 — 0 — 0 — 0. Never 600, 60000, 6600, 0006 or malformed pseudo-characters. Never overlap, rotate, melt, morph, duplicate or partially hide the digits. From the moment the reveal is complete through the final frame, all four digits remain structurally stable. During the final 2-second hero hold, the complete **6000** must remain clearly readable. No other readable text, letters, logos, captions or watermarks. ## FINAL QUALITY LOCK The video must feel intentionally completed rather than stopped by the generation limit. All major narrative action ends before the final 2 seconds. The last 2 seconds are reserved exclusively for visual resolution, natural micro-motion and emotional afterglow. No unfinished movement may continue beyond the final frame.