Pan and tilt
Rotate from a fixed camera position. Specify left or right, up or down, and the subject the move reveals.
Copy free camera movement prompts with real video previews. Keep the shot structure, then replace the subject, setting, speed, and start-to-end framing to build your own Seedance 2 sequence.
Name one primary move, say where the camera starts and ends, set its speed, and state what must remain consistent. Combine moves only when the timeline makes each transition clear.
A reliable camera movement formula
Subject + action + setting + shot size + camera path + speed + start/end framing + continuity constraints
Rotate from a fixed camera position. Specify left or right, up or down, and the subject the move reveals.
Move the camera through space to create parallax and depth. Do not use zoom when you mean physical movement.
Follow from the front, side, or rear. Define the camera-to-subject distance, pace, and route.
Circle the subject. State the direction, approximate arc, and whether the subject stays centered.
Ask for controlled, natural micro-movement and name the documentary or UGC feel you want; avoid random shake.
Describe the vertical or aerial path, altitude change, reveal point, and final composition.
Name the foreground and background focus targets and the exact moment attention should shift.
Use one fast directional pan for a motivated transition. Define the subject or scene visible before and after the move.
Each selected example pairs a complete prompt with a real preview clip. Open the detail page to review the full direction, source attribution, and related examples.
12 prompts
Cinematic Desert Angel Orbit
Cinematic Sci-Fi Orbital Megastructure
Chaotic City Skateboarding Action
Jungle Lab Mantis Thriller
Cinematic Coastal Aerial Drone Shot
Abandoned Warehouse Menswear Film
Futuristic Subway Drone Chase
Ancient Oak Tree Seasonal Orbit Time-Lapse
Handheld Gym Cardio Vlog