Prompts by Deniz Akkabak

SEEDANCE 2.5 · @IMAGE 1 = STILL (REFERENCE ONLY) · 10S · 1080P · AUDIO ON FORMAT: 16:9, 10 seconds, one continuous handheld shot, no cuts, real-time. REFERENCE: @Image 1 = reference only, NOT the first frame: use it for the Giza plateau, the quarry stones, the Pharaoh at address with the golf driver facing the Sphinx, the Sphinx straight ahead in the line of the shot, the pyramids, the caddy, the parasol bearers, the priests, costumes and light. The video does not open on this image and does not copy its framing; it can start from further away and reach the moment on its own. TIMELINE: 0-3s: from behind the quarry stones, the camera peeks over the edge and finds the little group; the Pharaoh, seen from behind, waggles the club and swings; the ball shoots straight forward, away from the camera, toward the Sphinx. 3-6s: the phone does a frantic jerky zoom toward the Sphinx far ahead, losing and finding focus: the tiny ball hits the Sphinx's face and a moment later the stone nose cracks off and drops onto the sand in a puff of dust. 6-10s: the phone zooms back out shakily: the priests slowly turn their heads toward the Pharaoh; he silently hands the club to the caddy, takes a new ball and puts it on the tee. The person filming ducks back down behind the stones. CAMERA: filmed secretly on an iPhone by a quarry worker hiding behind stone blocks: the group stays small in the frame, never a close-up; shaky handheld drift, sudden jerky 2x–3x digital zooms in and out with zoom softness and morning haze, autofocus hunting at the long distance, auto-exposure pumping, rolling-shutter wobble, the stone edge partly blocking the view, reacting a beat late. No fingers, hands or phone of the operator ever visible. STYLE: raw everyday iPhone video: over-sharpened, compressed, noisy, Smart HDR, white balance a little off. Not cinematic. MOTION: true real-time speed; the ball only travels forward, from the tee in the direction of the swing, to the Sphinx. AUDIO: desert wind on the microphone, the distant crack of a golf drive, a very faint far-away crack and thud, a long silence, someone gasping close to the phone. No music. NEGATIVE PROMPT: ball flying backwards, ball changing direction, slow motion, starting on the reference image, close-up, cinematic camera move, dolly, crane, gimbal, stabilization, cinematic color grade, shallow depth of field, cuts, no music, fingers or hands of the operator, camera interface, text overlays, CGI look, morphing, extra limbs, people appearing from nowhere, logos.

SEEDANCE 2.5 · @IMAGE 1 = PLATE · @IMAGE 2 = CHARACTER SHEET · 10S · 1080P · AUDIO ON FORMAT: 16:9, 10 seconds, real-time speed, two shots with one hard cut. REFERENCES: @Image 1 = location reference only, not a start frame: the same department store entrance with the glass revolving door, the street and traffic, the shoppers and the security guard, filmed from its own angle. @Image 2 = character sheet of the man: use only his face, long nose, curly hair, mustache, build and outfit; ignore the grid, labels and grey background. SHOT 1 (0-5s), wide from across the street, traffic passing in front: the man steps into one wing of the revolving door while filming himself; as it turns, his long nose touches the glass panel in front of him and the door's safety sensor stops it with a jolt. The shoppers in the other wings stop too. SHOT 2 (5-10s), zoomed in closer through the traffic: he steps back half a pace, turns his head sideways so his nose clears the glass, and the door starts turning again; he shuffles around with his head turned to the side and steps out into the lobby. A shopper in the next wing rolls her eyes. CAMERA: a passer-by's phone, handheld, natural shake, one or two short digital zooms, focus briefly drifting, motion blur on passing traffic. No operator hands or phone visible. LOOK: real influencer phone footage, slightly over-sharpened compressed smartphone video, phone HDR colors, natural daylight, reflections on the glass. AUDIO: city street ambience, traffic, a bus passing, the soft hum of the revolving door, a mechanical stop click and the door restarting. No music. VOICE (the man): male, early thirties, American English, slightly nasal, upbeat influencer tone, calm and unbothered. CONSISTENCY: the man matches @Image 2 and his nose keeps the same size and shape; the place matches @Image 1. NEGATIVE PROMPT: no music, no getting stuck, no exaggerated cartoon acting, no opening on @Image 1 as a frozen still, no studio background, no sheet grid or labels, no camera interface, no text overlays, no brand logos, no gimbal, no slow motion, no CGI look, no morphing, no extra fingers or limbs, no people appearing from nowhere, nobody looking into this camera.

THE SMOKE BREAK · PART 1 OF 2 · FORMAT & REFERENCES FORMAT: same duration and aspect ratio as @Video 1 / two-lead replacement / one continuous handheld shot, keep original timing REFERENCES: @Video 1 is the camera, timing, composition and motion-capture master. It is uploaded muted. Treat it as a motion-capture track. It contains two LEADS: the LEAD IN THE WHITE NIKE TRACK JACKET — the black cat who dances, lights the cigarette, opens the jacket and blows out the smoke — and the OPENER IN THE LIGHT BLUE PUFFER VEST — the orange-and-white cat who dances at the very start. Each new lead's body follows the lead it replaces pose-for-pose, frame by frame: the same head position in frame, the same shoulder line, the same elbow angle, the same hand position, the same knee bend and foot placement, at the exact same moment, speed and direction. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the same continuous handheld camera move, framing and distance, the same rooftop with its metal railing, chimneys and tiled edges, the same city view at dusk, the same people around them and everything they do, the same light, grain and color grading. Do not inherit the two original cats' heads, fur, eyes or paws. @Image 1 defines ONLY the new LEAD IN THE WHITE NIKE TRACK JACKET. It can be a person, a cat, a dog or any animal. Preserve this subject's face, eyes, eye condition, hair or fur color, fur pattern, ear shape, nose, skin or fur texture and any unique features — a different or cloudy eye, a scar, a mole, a missing ear tip, special markings — exactly as shown in @Image 1. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture, lighting or clothes from @Image 1. [optional: short description of your lead, and any unique feature with its exact side, e.g. "black cat, the cat's LEFT eye is cloudy and blind"] @Image 2 defines ONLY the new OPENER IN THE LIGHT BLUE PUFFER VEST. It can be a person, a cat, a dog or any animal. Preserve this subject's face, eyes, eye condition, hair or fur color, fur pattern, ear shape, nose, skin or fur texture and any unique features exactly as shown in @Image 2. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture, lighting or clothes from @Image 2. [optional: short description of your opener, and any unique feature with its exact side]

PART 1 OF 2 · FORMAT & REFERENCES FORMAT: same duration and aspect ratio as @Video 1 / two-pet replacement / keep original cuts REFERENCES: @Video 1 is the camera, edit, timing and motion-capture master. It is uploaded muted. Treat it as a motion-capture track: each new pet's body follows the original pet's body pose-for-pose, frame by frame — same head angle, same eye direction, same ear position, same mouth opening, same paw position, same posture, same body sway, at the exact same moment, speed and direction. Keep the same shots, cut points, shot durations, camera framing and movement, the same wooden pier, blue water, sandy beach, sky, golden-hour sunlight and color grading. It contains two performers: the GAZER — the black cat with the red bandana who sits on the pier looking at the sea — and the SINGER — the long-haired orange-and-white cat. Both must be fully replaced in EVERY shot — close-ups, medium shots, wide shots, tiny distant figures, silhouettes and back views. Neither original cat may remain anywhere in the video, and neither original cat's fur, eyes or bandana carries over. @Image 1 defines ONLY the new GAZER. It can be a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, eye condition, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, nose, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 1, including any unique features such as a different or cloudy eye, a scar, a missing ear tip or special markings. Keep any collar, bandana or accessory only if visible in @Image 1. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 1. [optional: short description of the gazer pet, and any unique feature with its exact side, e.g. "black cat, the cat's LEFT eye is cloudy and blind"] @Image 2 defines ONLY the new SINGER. It can be a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, eye condition, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, nose, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 2, including any unique features. Keep any collar, bandana or accessory only if visible in @Image 2. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 2. [optional: short description of the singer pet, and any unique feature with its exact side]

SEEDANCE · UNIVERSAL SINGER + HYPE MAN FORMAT: same duration and aspect ratio as @Video 1 / two-pet replacement / keep original cuts REFERENCES: @Video 1 is the camera, edit, timing and performance master. It is uploaded muted. Copy it exactly: same number of shots, same cut points, same shot durations, same camera framing and movement, same red studio backdrop, same hanging studio microphone, same lighting and color grading. It contains two performers: the SINGER standing at the microphone on screen-right, and the DANCER on screen-left. Copy both performances frame by frame: every mouth shape, jaw opening, head tilt, head turn, eye closing, paw gesture, arm movement, dance move, body sway and bounce, at the exact same moments. Do not inherit the original cats' identity, breed, fur color, fur length, eyes or accessories. @Image 1 defines ONLY the new SINGER. It can be a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, eye condition, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, nose, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 1, including any unique features such as a different or cloudy eye, a scar, a missing ear tip or special markings. Keep any collar, bandana or accessory only if visible in @Image 1. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 1. [optional: short description of the singer pet, and any unique feature with its exact side, e.g. "white dog, the dog's RIGHT ear is folded"] @Image 2 defines ONLY the new DANCER. It can be a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, eye condition, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, nose, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 2, including any unique features. Keep any collar, bandana or accessory only if visible in @Image 2. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 2. [optional: short description of the dancer pet, and any unique feature with its exact side] VIDEO PROMPT: Recreate @Video 1 with both performers replaced. The pet from @Image 1 stands upright on screen-right at the hanging microphone and sings exactly like the original singer: the mouth opens, closes and shapes every word at the same moments and to the same width, so the original song can be laid back in perfect lip sync. Its front paws copy every gesture of the original singer at the same moment and in the same direction, with the same head tilts, the same eyes closing on long notes and the same body sway. The pet from @Image 2 stands upright on screen-left and copies every move of the original dancer: the same hype-man bounces, paw pumps, pointing, spins, leans and poses, landing on the same beats. Both pets keep the exact screen side, spacing, scale and framing of the original performers in every shot. Each pet keeps its own species, breed, fur length, muzzle shape and body build; if a pet is larger or smaller than the original cat, keep its body center and floor position identical and scale the body naturally. Any unique facial feature stays on the correct side of the face in every shot, every head turn and every spin, exactly as in its reference image, never mirrored. The dancer never blocks the singer's face or touches the microphone. The studio lighting wraps each pet's fur naturally. Photorealistic, real fur physics, natural animal anatomy, believable upright balance. Camera lock: every shot is a frame-by-frame copy of the matching shot in @Video 1: same start frame, same framing, same movement, same speed, same duration, same cut point. Do not slow down, shorten, extend, merge or remove any shot. Do not add camera moves that are not in @Video 1. AUDIO: silent. No music, no singing voice, no sound effects. Mouth and body movements follow @Video 1 frame by frame so the original song can be added back in the edit. CONSISTENCY: Exactly two animals and no human. The @Image 1 pet is always the singer at the microphone on screen-right; the @Image 2 pet is always the dancer on screen-left; they never swap roles or sides. Same identities in every shot. Unique features and accessories present on the correct side in every shot. Backdrop, microphone, camera, cuts and timing identical to @Video 1. NEGATIVE PROMPT: no original cats from @Video 1, no human, no third animal, no swapped roles, no swapped sides, no dancer singing, no singer leaving the microphone, no mouth movement out of sync with @Video 1, no identity change, no breed change, no species change, no mirrored face, no eye change, no missing or moved unique features, no added accessories, no fur pattern drift, no dancer blocking the singer, no slow camera, no slow motion, no shortened or missing shots, no change to camera path, speed or cut points, no backdrop color change, no missing microphone, no music, no flicker, no cartoon, no cheap CGI, no on-screen text, no watermark.

SEEDANCE · UNIVERSAL TWO-PET DUET FORMAT: same duration and aspect ratio as @Video 1 / two-pet replacement / keep original cuts REFERENCES: @Video 1 is the camera, edit, timing and performance master. Copy it exactly: same number of shots, same cut points, same shot durations, same camera framing and movement, same orange studio backdrop, same hanging studio microphone, same lighting and color grading. Both animals keep the exact same positions, upright standing poses, body movements, paw gestures, head movements, mouth movements and timing as the original cats. Do not inherit the original cats' identity, breed, fur color, fur length, eyes or accessories. @Image 1 defines ONLY the LEFT pet, the singer. It can be a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, eye condition, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, nose, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 1, including any unique features such as a different or cloudy eye, a scar, a missing ear tip or special markings. Keep any collar, bandana or accessory only if visible in @Image 1. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 1. [optional: short description of the left pet, and any unique feature with its exact side, e.g. "black cat, the cat's LEFT eye is cloudy and blind"] @Image 2 defines ONLY the RIGHT pet, the dancer. It can be a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, eye condition, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, nose, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 2, including any unique features. Keep any collar, bandana or accessory only if visible in @Image 2. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 2. [optional: short description of the right pet] VIDEO PROMPT: Recreate @Video 1 with the two animals replaced. The pet from @Image 1 stands upright on the LEFT in front of the hanging microphone and performs every movement of the original left cat: same upright stance, same mouth opening in rhythm as it sings, same head tilts toward the mic, same paw positions, same timing. The pet from @Image 2 stands upright on the RIGHT and performs every movement of the original right cat: same paw gestures, same body sway, same head turns, same expressions, same timing. Both pets keep the exact screen side, spacing, floor position and framing of the original cats in every shot, including the wide shot. Each pet keeps its own species, breed, fur length, muzzle shape and body build; if a pet is larger or smaller than the original cat, keep its body center and floor position identical and scale the body naturally. Any unique facial feature stays on the correct side of the face in every shot and every head turn, exactly as in its reference image, never mirrored. The studio lighting wraps each pet's fur naturally. Photorealistic, real fur physics, natural animal motion, believable upright balance. Camera lock: every shot is a frame-by-frame copy of the matching shot in @Video 1: same start frame, same framing, same movement, same speed, same duration, same cut point. Do not slow down, shorten, extend, merge or remove any shot. Do not add camera moves that are not in @Video 1. AUDIO: @Video 1 is uploaded muted. Generate the video silent: no music, no singing voice, no sound effects. Mouth and body movements follow @Video 1 frame by frame so the original song can be added back in the edit. CONSISTENCY: Exactly two animals, @Image 1 pet on the left, @Image 2 pet on the right, never swapping sides. Same identities in every shot. Unique features and accessories present on the correct side in every shot. Orange backdrop, microphone, camera, cuts and timing identical to @Video 1. NEGATIVE PROMPT: no original cats from @Video 1, no third animal, no pets swapping sides, no identity change, no breed change, no species change, no mirrored face, no eye change, no missing or moved unique features, no added accessories, no fur pattern drift, no slow camera, no slow motion, no shortened or missing shots, no change to camera path, speed or cut points, no backdrop color change, no missing microphone, no music, no flicker, no cartoon, no cheap CGI, no on-screen text, no watermark.