Prompt
570 wordsThe protagonist is male. A 15-second emotional and cinematic love story depicting a young Japanese man and woman meeting at a station, falling in love, and getting married. 16:9, live-action film style, photorealistic, high quality, natural human movement, smooth scene transitions. 0-3 seconds: Love at first sight at the station Inside a crowded Japanese train station in the evening. A man in a beige jacket walks through the crowd. The camera moves alongside him. He looks up and finds a woman across the crowd. People around are slightly motion-blurred; only the woman is clearly visible. The man stops, his expression showing surprise and attraction. Their eyes meet for a moment, and the woman smiles gently. 3-5 seconds: Unexpected encounter The woman drops her smartphone on the floor. The man quickly picks it up and hands it to her. Their hands touch briefly, and they laugh shyly together. The man gathers his courage and speaks to her nervously. The camera slowly circles halfway around them to emphasize the fateful encounter. 5-8 seconds: Lovers' montage A sequence of dating scenes shown with rhythmic, natural match cuts. The couple laughing together in a warmly lit cafe. The couple having fun taking photos in a game center photo booth. On a rainy night, the man tilts a transparent umbrella toward the woman as they walk shoulder-to-shoulder. The man's expression changes from his initial nervousness to a truly happy smile. 8-11 seconds: Expressing feelings By a waterfront with a night view. The man and woman face each other; the man gently holds her hand. The man confesses his feelings with a serious expression, and the woman nods with a smile, her eyes moistening. The focus moves slowly from their hands to their expressions. 11-13 seconds: Proposal under cherry blossoms A cherry blossom-lined path at sunset. Petals are fluttering in the wind. The man gets down on one knee and opens a small ring box. The woman, surprised, covers her mouth with both hands and nods repeatedly with tears in her eyes. The camera circles slowly around them. 13-15 seconds: Wedding ceremony A match transition naturally turns cherry blossoms into white flower petals. A bright and elegant wedding venue. The man in a white tuxedo and the woman in a wedding dress walk arm-in-arm. They look at each other and smile happily, and finally, the man gently holds the woman's hand. The camera slowly pulls back, ending with a full-body shot of the couple surrounded by celebrating guests and falling petals. Directorial Instructions - Focus on the male protagonist's perspective and emotions. - Maintain the man's and woman's faces faithfully based on reference images. - Do not change age, facial features, hairstyle, or physique midway. - A dense 15 seconds like a romance movie trailer. - Warm, soft lighting. - Shallow depth of field. - Beautiful bokeh. - Natural blinking, breathing, gaze, and smiles. - Natural hand and finger movements. - Smooth and elegant camerawork. - Use match cuts based on character actions, gazes, and hands for transitions. - Do not display dialogue, subtitles, captions, or logos. Negative Prompts Avoid facial changes, character morphing, facial distortion, asymmetrical eyes, unnatural smiles, excessive skin processing, changes in age or hairstyle, costume continuity errors, character duplication, extra arms, extra fingers, missing fingers, fused hands, unnatural joints, body deformation, object penetration, teleportation, heavy camera shake, excessive slow motion, unnatural mouth movements, text, subtitles, logos, watermarks, low resolution, and anime style.
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Emotional Wedding Movie Love Story is a Anime Seedance 2.0 prompt with 570 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
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