Prompt
284 wordsLive-Action + 2D Anime Sticker Composite, First-Person Cooking POV, Realistic Kitchen Texture vs Flat Cartoon Style, HD, Static Camera, 【Duration】 15 seconds 【Scene】 Real Home Kitchen First-Person View: Black skillet on a gas stove cooking sliced mushrooms and butter. Background features white subway tiles, hanging copper pans, ceramic jars, a wooden cutting board, and bright natural light from a window. 【Character】 Q-Version Anime Sticker Character: Flat 2D sticker style, thick outlines. Small girl with light blue hair, a green leaf hat, brown cape, and white apron. Simple dot eyes and rosy cheeks. Pure 2D flat quality, unaffected by real lighting, portraying a cheerful but accident-prone helper. Shot 1: Cooperative Stirring. First-person POV: Real hands use a wooden spoon to stir mushrooms in the pan. The 2D girl stands on the stove, cheerfully holding the spoon handle to help stir. Sound Effects: Sizzling butter. Shot 2: Pepper Seasoning. Real Real hands bring in a tall wooden pepper grinder. The girl hugs the grinder to assist as pepper dust falls over the food. The real hands then exit the frame, leaving her on the stovetop. Sound Effects: Grinding clicks, sizzling. Shot 3: Pepper Sneeze Launch. Floating pepper dust surrounds the girl. She inhales it, her face scrunches up, and she unleashes a massive cartoon sneeze. The sheer force, accompanied by flying cartoon leaves, launches her backward through the air. Sound Effects: Large "Ah-choo," wind whoosh. Shot 4: Dizzy Bowl Landing. The girl flies off-screen and lands in a beige ceramic mixing bowl on the counter. Her leaf hat flies off. She pops her head up with swirling spiral eyes, her tongue hanging out, and cartoon dizzy rings circling her head. Sound Effects: Clatter, cartoon dizzy twinkling.
About this prompt
Mixed Reality Anime Sticker Cooking is a Commercial Seedance 2.0 prompt with 284 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
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