Video Composition A 15 Second 4 Shot Video is presented as an edited case study, not a copy-ready prompt dump. Use it to study subject framing, camera direction, motion pacing, lighting choices, then rewrite it for your own workflow.
Prompt Detail9-16-vertical-screen-vlog-first-person-perspective
9:16 vertical screen, vlog first-person perspective, sensationalist explosive style. 0-2 s | Seedance
9 16 Vertical Screen Vlog First Person Perspective is presented as an edited case study, not a copy-ready prompt dump. Use it to study subject framing, camera direction, then rewrite it for your own workflow.
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9:16 vertical screen, vlog first-person perspective, sensationalist explosive style. 0-2 seconds: Camera shakes, the blogger (a male with an oval face) excitedly says to the phone: 'Guys! I heard someone makes 1.4 million a month from lobsters?! I'm going to find out!' The background is the entrance of a tech company. 3-6 seconds: The scene cuts to a cafe, the blogger interviews a mysterious person wearing a hat, the hat is pulled low, the blogger asks: 'Boss, how did you do it?' The mysterious person whispers: 'The lobster works for you 24 hours a day, you lie down and collect the money...' 7-10 seconds: Fast montage: countless orders pop up, dollar figures scroll, server operation screens, accompanied by tense music. Blogger voiceover: 'Wait, isn't it about winning effortlessly?!' The mysterious person shakes his head: 'No, it's about being overworked while lying down.' 11-15 seconds: The scene cuts back to the blogger, sitting on the roadside steps, questioning life: 'I asked for a long time... he said 'lobster' refers to the installation service fee, not that lobsters can make money.' The frame freezes on his wry smile, with a bouncing lobster icon next to him accompanied by 'Scammed' text effect. Sound effects: Mysterious BGM, coin sounds, heartbreak sound effect, 'Next time for sure' voiceover. Prohibited: Any text, subtitles, LOGO, or watermark.
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