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A girl and her tuxedo cat raid the fridge, bake Korean cream cheese garlic bread, and fight over the first bite.
This is the image I gave Seedance 2.0 as its reference. Every panel has a shot number, a timecode and one action.

Paste these into one ChatGPT chat, in order, and swap in your own character and food.
1 · Create your character
Start a new ChatGPT chat with this.
I would like to create 15-second cozy anime videos for Instagram Reels. Create a character for me. Make it a character reference sheet: - a large cinematic portrait - front, side and back full-body views - a color palette - expressions: normal, happy, curious, sleepy - a few poses doing everyday cozy things Give the character one signature detail (a prop or pet) that can appear in every video so viewers recognize them.
2 · Get the video idea
In the same chat, once you like the character.
Give me an idea for the first video. 15 seconds, 9:16 vertical, no dialogue. Open with a strong 1-2 second hook. Break it into scenes with timestamps, and note any on-screen text and sound for each scene.
3 · Create the storyboard image
Once you like the idea.
I like the idea. Create a storyboard image for that video using the same character. The storyboard should contain 8-12 shots which will be used as the reference image in Seedance 2.0. Label each panel with a shot number and timecode only. Keep the character's face, hair, outfit, the room and the props identical in every panel.
4 · Write the Seedance 2.0 prompt
After the storyboard looks right.
Now give me a prompt that will guide Seedance 2.0 to generate the video from this storyboard. Keep it under 4,000 characters. Use these sections: character consistency, visual style, shot sequence with timestamps, camera and transitions, audio, ending, and a final list of things to avoid. Treat the storyboard as the primary visual reference. No dialogue.
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