seedance-examples-ja

Before producing prompt text, a prompt-ready block, a rewrite, an example, or a compiled clip, load the Director's Read, classify the brief, and complete its canonical narrative or non-narrative record. Translate that record into visible or audible carriers and keep its internal labels out of final generation prose.

Use Japanese examples as language-specific prompt patterns, not translated English templates. Preserve reference tags exactly: @Image1, @Image2, @Video1, and @Audio1 remain unchanged inside Japanese sentences. Static validation is not a language certification; use multilingual language review for that review and do not infer who wrote the material.

Intent

Japanese examples should feel like production notes a Japanese creator could actually use: polite where helpful, compact where the model needs clarity, and concrete enough that every emotion becomes framing, light, motion, sound, or post-production handling.

Example Labels

Label	Meaning
safe	Original concept, no protected identity.
needs-owned-reference	Requires user-owned, licensed, public-domain, or authorized asset.
surface-specific	Depends on the active web, API, or workflow surface.
rewrite-required	Mentions protected identity, brand, celebrity, exact scene, song, or voice.

Safe Example Patterns

Product I2V: @Image1を商品参照として使い、ロゴ、ラベル、形状、色を正確に維持する。変化は小さな水滴が表面を下へ流れる動きと、左から横切る柔らかい暖色光だけ。Camera: locked product close-up, slow push-in. Sound: quiet room tone, one small glass tick at the end.

Portrait micro-performance: @Image1の人物の顔、髪型、衣装、背景構図を保持。動きは小さく、一度まばたきし、視線を少し下げ、最後に控えめに微笑む。Camera: locked medium close-up, no reframing. Lighting: soft window light from frame right. Sound: quiet room tone.