Summer Vacation Hotel Vlog Seedance prompt

小宇

小宇Chengzi

Author @Chengzilhy

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Summary

Create a complete Seedance prompt for a summer vacation hotel Vlog with consistent character, continuous locations, and detailed shot-by-shot camera and audio directions.

Prompt

A complete summer vacation Vlog 🏝️ Seedance generates the video; the agent is responsible for editing. Claude can do it, and ChatGPT can do it. ⬇️Prompt： ① Asset binding @image: the female lead. Across all clips, her facial features must remain completely consistent, including eye shape, nose shape, mouth shape, facial contours, and hair color. Even if the camera angle changes in each shot, it must still be clearly identifiable as the same person. Outfit is not fixed—use @image only as reference. For each clip, the styling must strictly follow the corresponding text instructions. Ignore the background, the subject pose, and the text at the bottom of @image. ② Subject and space A summer vacation hotel solo-trip Vlog. The person walks through in order: Hotel guest room → Balcony → Hotel water park → Large water slide → Splash pool. All scenes are inside the same resort hotel. From the guest-room balcony, you must clearly be able to overlook the outdoor water park downstairs. In the balcony view, you must see the turquoise splash pool, the shallow-water entertainment area, the sun umbrellas, and a prominent large open-style water slide. The water park, water slide, and splash pool that are entered later must maintain the same spatial relationship and structural continuity as what is seen in the balcony view. Season is summer. Outfits are divided into two phases: First half (0–4 seconds): light summer casual wear. Second half (4–15 seconds): simple black bikini. Each clip can only wear the outfit specified in that clip’s instruction; within the same clip, clothing must not change. During 4–15 seconds, the female lead does not wear sunglasses, a hat, or hold any props. ③ Timeline Total duration 0–15 seconds, with 7 clips. Each clip contains only one core action; do not merge, and do not omit any shots. 0–2 seconds [Arrival / guest room] A bright resort hotel guest room dominated by white linen textures, light wood furniture, and an off-white soft furnishing style; afternoon sunlight shines into the interior from the balcony direction. The female lead wears a lightweight linen shirt and shorts, pulling a rolling suitcase as she enters the room. Start with a wide-angle selfie shot in front of the subject, almost full-body. The camera rapidly pushes in toward her. She speaks to the camera brightly and happily: “Finally, the summer vacation starts!” 2–4 seconds [Show the scenery / balcony] Continue to maintain the same summer casual outfit. First capture a close-up shot of her pulling open the white curtains; then the focus quickly shifts to the balcony floor-to-ceiling glass window and the water park outside below. The scene clearly shows the curved structure of a large open-style water slide and the connected splash pool. Immediately after, quickly switch to a facial reaction shot as she turns around. She sees the water slide—her eyes widen slightly, her smile lifts, showing an expression of surprise, excitement, and impatient eagerness to go play. 4–6 seconds [Entering the water park / park walkway] She changes into a simple black bikini, barefoot, with her hair remaining dry. Handheld camera follows her as she enters the hotel water park. She walks briskly along the wet park walkway toward the large water slide she just saw from the balcony. The camera moves with natural up-and-down and slight shake as her footsteps progress; tropical plants in the background, the shallow-water area, sun umbrellas, and sparkling water surfaces pass by behind her. The water slide must remain in the frame in the direction she is walking. 6–8 seconds [Boarding the slide / slide entrance] Continue to maintain the black bikini and her hair remains dry. This segment is a fast continuous action montage, but the core action must be clearly: climb onto the slide and sit into the entrance in preparation to depart. First, shoot a close-up of her bare feet stepping onto the wet steps; then quickly cut to her action of using the handrail to climb up the steps; then cut to the top entrance of the slide. When she reaches the top, she turns around and sits into the entrance of the large open-style water slide—her legs naturally extend forward, both hands rest on the sides of her body, forming a stable and correct human sliding posture. Front close-up captures her tense yet excited expression. She looks at the camera and clearly says: “I’m going to slide down!” 8–11 seconds [High-speed sliding / inside the slide] The female lead quickly slides down along the same large open-style water slide. Use a waterproof wide-angle camera position fixed at the front of the slide, aimed at the female lead’s upper body and face to capture the entire sliding process. The camera position must remain unified and must not arbitrarily switch to other angles. Clearly show her moving forward at high speed in the slide. The slide continuously passes through one or two clear curves; her body naturally tilts left and right with the curves. Her hair is moved by airflow and water flow. Her face shows genuine excited laughter and brief exclamations. Sunlight, shadows, and splashing water droplets streak across the frame. Throughout the entire process, she must remain tightly aligned with the slide—no hovering, flipping, flying up, or suddenly leaving the slide. 11–13 seconds [Splash into the splash pool / slide exit] Continue to maintain the black bikini. Switch the shot to a fixed waterproof low-angle camera positioned in front of the slide exit, close to the water surface. She enters the splash pool from the slide exit at high speed; her body completely plunges into the water, creating huge real splashes. The splashes cover the camera lens in front, and a few water droplets remain on the lens surface. After she enters the water, she disappears briefly underwater; she must not stand up immediately after exiting the slide or directly stop on the water surface. 13–15 seconds [Ending / inside the splash pool] She naturally surfaces from the water; at this time, her hair is completely wet. She first uses both hands to comb the wet hair backward. Then quickly complete three consecutive shots: Front close-up: she closes her eyes and combs the wet hair backward; water droplets flow down along her face and shoulders. Side close-up: wet hair sticks to her cheek and neck side; water droplets continue to slide down; she turns her head slightly. Back to front close-up: she looks back at the camera, naturally smiles, and the frame freezes on the final shot. Water droplets on the camera lens surface must continue to remain; do not disappear. ④ Camera and audio Camera: Use an editing rhythm of quickly switching shots every 0.5–1 seconds. Overall keep the handheld iPhone shooting feel. 16:9 landscape aspect ratio. Combine push-in, pull-back, and upward-tilt shots. For the guest room, balcony, and park walkway segments, keep the natural handheld shake, the autofocus searching for focus, and slight exposure fluctuations when directly under outdoor sunlight. For the inside of the slide and the slide exit segments, use real waterproof wide-angle camera shots to keep close to the water surface and strong sense of speed; the lens should have a slight water-droplet impact feeling. Audio: Do not add background music. Layer in real environment sounds, including: rolling sound of the suitcase wheels friction sound of pulling open the curtain the distant water-park water sounds outside the balcony sound of cicadas sound of bare feet stepping on the wet surface water flow sounds and echoes within the park environment footsteps when climbing the steps water flow sound continuously intensifying inside the slide wind sound and splashing water sound during high-speed sliding the massive splash sound when plunging into the splash pool laughter that naturally bursts out after surfacing All dialogue must be natural, clear Mandarin Chinese. The mouth movement, pronunciation timing, emotion, and Chinese lines must be accurately synchronized. Do not generate Korean, English, or any other language. Do not add narration, explanatory dialogue, or unrelated shouts on your own. ⑤ Style and restrictions Overall use the bright, energetic natural-light color grading of midsummer, with a slight filmic texture to achieve an Instagram travel Vlog vibe. Preserve realistic skin texture, including pores, fine stray hairs, natural skin-oil shine, and in the second half realistic water droplets, wet hair, and wet skin state. No beauty filters; no CG or overly artificial skin texture. Do not merge shots or omit any scene. No text appears in the frame. Between 4–11 seconds, the hair must remain dry and only be moved by wind; after 11 seconds, when she plunges into the splash pool, her hair and body become fully wet. The water park seen from the balcony, the water park entered later, the large open-style water slide, and the splash pool must keep完全一致的 spatial continuity; do not suddenly change venue or facility structure. The water slide must always be the same large open-style human water slide; it must not suddenly become a closed tube slide, a double-person slide, or other facilities. No text should be added anywhere in the image.

Model: Seedance
Categories: Portrait Photography Creative Visuals
License: CC BY 4.0

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