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@aimikoda @aimikoda Seedance 2.0

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Use the storyboard @[storyboard ref] as choreography, timing, camera and motion-planning reference. Follow action flow, annotations, arrows and movement guides internally for staging and animation logic. Follow the storyboard shot by shot. Do not render storyboard elements in the final video. No arrows, colored lines, movement guides, notes, panel borders, numbers, text overlays, production marks, subtitles, logos or visible annotations. Use the provided character sheet @[character ref] as the final identity reference for Lian Zhi. Preserve face, hair, outfit layers, silhouette, war fan and color design exactly. No redesign. Emotion model: Valence: calm confidence → focused intensity → controlled ferocity Arousal: low → sharp burst peaks → sustained high → composed finish Laban movement: Glide → Float → Slash → Spin → Dab accents → Flow with moments of Bound control Performance language: graceful precision interrupted by explosive acceleration. Strong fan arcs, cloth trails, rotational body mechanics, readable sakuga motion. Camera: handheld cinematic energy, dynamic tracking, orbit moves, low hero angles, momentum-follow camera. Single character only. No dialogue. No subtitles. No visible storyboard elements. No background music or score.

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cinematic-video storyboardcharacter-designgeneralcinematic sakugamotion-blurbokehhandhelddynamic-trackingorbit-movesslow-push-inorbit-shotcamera-dollyvertical-videoseedance

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