Realistic Couple Romance Seedance prompt

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Summary

A Seedance prompt for a 30-second realistic, sweet light-comedy couple video from the boyfriend's first-person perspective, featuring playful banter and a gentle cheek pinch.

Prompt

Now AI has almost fully compensated for people's emotional needs. This kind of romance can probably only exist in a 30-second production. If it were in real life? Don't even think about it. Prompt: Use the uploaded character reference image {{Mixed 1}} as the sole reference for the female lead. The female lead is a young adult female, maintaining the same character identity throughout, including face shape, facial proportions, eyes, nose, lips, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, age perception, and overall recognizability. No face changes, no drifting, no sudden makeup changes. Clothing strictly references {{Mixed 2}}, maintaining a white home-style camisole top and overall home wear consistency, without changing clothes during the process. Core Setting Generate a 30-second, realistic life-feel, sweet light-comedy couple interaction video. The two are already in a very intimate relationship. Female lead personality: Playful, cute, cheerful, loves to laugh, wears emotions on her sleeve, occasionally acts coy or pretends to be angry, enjoys teasing her boyfriend. Male lead personality: Usually aloof, introverted, quiet, not good at expressing himself, completely unskilled at comforting, but noticeably softens when facing the female lead, occasionally says funny things in a deadpan manner. The interaction between the two is not deliberate flirting, but a natural couple state formed after being very familiar with each other. The entire video should have a feeling of: "Just casually chatting, and then it turns into playful banter." No idol drama-style acting. No deliberate soulful gazes. Not every line needs to be particularly romantic. It should feel like a real couple casually chatting in the bedroom, accidentally captured on camera. ⸻ Scene Use the same bedroom from the reference image. Nighttime. Maintain the original room structure, bed, white bedding, curtains, wooden headboard, mirror, and other elements. The window is dark outside. Indoor lighting mainly from a soft bedside lamp and faint ambient light near the window. Overall clean, soft, warm, with a realistic home living feel. Do not decorate like a luxury hotel. Do not deliberately create romantic props like candles, roses, or hearts. Romance comes from the interaction between the two. ⸻ Cinematography Throughout, mainly use the boyfriend's first-person perspective / close-up couple POV. The male lead's face is never shown. Occasionally allowed: Male lead's blurred shoulder Forearm One hand But no full body. Pay special attention to the mirror in the room: The mirror must not show the male lead's face, camera equipment, camera crew, or a third person. The female lead is mostly looking at her boyfriend, so looking at the camera equals looking at him. Camera distance should be at real couple chatting distance. Slight natural handheld breathing feel. No violent shaking. No rapid push-pull zoom. Camera focus always on: Female lead's eyes Mouth corners Cheeks Pouting Suppressing laughter Sudden laughter Subtle breathing Hair movements ⸻ 00:00–00:06｜Chatting nicely The female lead sits on the bed, body naturally relaxed. She tidies her hair while chatting with the male lead. Her face always carries a very relaxed smile. The male lead is off-screen, speaking in a very calm, quiet tone: Male lead: "You're really talkative today." The female lead was still smiling. Pauses for about half a second. Slowly looks up at the camera. Her smile gradually fades. Not genuinely angry, but clearly starting to "pick on words." She squints: Female lead: "...Are you annoyed by me?" The male lead immediately realizes something is wrong. Silence for a second. Male lead: "That's not what I meant." The female lead quickly responds: Female lead: "Then what did you mean?" After saying this, the corners of her mouth already show a hint of a smile, but she deliberately holds it back. ⸻ 00:06–00:13｜The male lead talks himself into a corner The male lead clearly doesn't know how to handle this. The camera quietly watches the female lead. The male lead thinks for a moment: Male lead: "It's just..." Pause. Male lead: "Quite lively." The female lead's eyes widen slightly. Looks at the camera in disbelief: Female lead: "Lively?" She points to herself. Female lead: "Am I a temple fair?" Here, the female lead can barely hold back her laughter. But she still tries to maintain anger. Her mouth gently pressed together. She turns her face to the side. Deliberately ignores the male lead. ⸻ 00:13–00:19｜Can't comfort, only pinch cheeks The male lead is silent for two seconds. Clearly doesn't know how to comfort. Don't speak immediately. Then, the male lead's right hand naturally enters the frame from the front side of the camera. The movement must be realistic and slow. Thumb and index finger very gently pinch one side of the female lead's cheek. Lasts only about 1 second. The action is a natural, small gesture between couples. Correct number of fingers, stable hand structure, no clipping, no covering the entire face, no forceful pulling, no exaggerated facial deformation. The female lead completely didn't expect this. First, she freezes for half a second. Then immediately furrows her brows slightly. Her cheeks puff slightly. Her mouth clearly pouts. She stares at the male lead very cutely. She gently pushes his hand away: Female lead: "What are you doing?" The male lead remains very calm: Male lead: "Comforting you." The female lead is even more speechless: Female lead: "You call this comforting?" ⸻ 00:19–00:25｜The aloof boyfriend's strange logic The camera moves slightly closer. The female lead still pouts. Tries hard to show she's still angry. The male lead is silent for a second, then says: Male lead: "Your cheek is quite soft." The female lead is stunned. Looks up at the camera. The male lead continues in a deadpan tone: Male lead: "So your anger should fade faster too." The female lead originally wanted to keep a straight face. But the corners of her mouth are already out of control. She lowers her head. Her shoulders move slightly. Clearly suppressing laughter. When she looks up, she still tries to act fierce: Female lead: "Who taught you to comfort people like this?" ⸻ 00:25–00:30｜Completely can't hold it in The male lead doesn't answer immediately. Maintains his quiet personality. Pauses for half a second. Then naturally says: Male lead: "No one ever needed me to comfort them before." The female lead is stunned. The male lead adds: Male lead: "I learned it on the spot after meeting you." The female lead finally completely loses it. Directly laughs out loud. Not an exaggerated laugh. Her eyes first curve, then reveal a very bright, sweet smile. She moves slightly closer to the camera. Looks at the male lead and laughs: Female lead: "Then you're learning a bit slowly." Male lead: "You're laughing again." [4/4] The female lead immediately purses her lips again, pretending to be serious: "I'm not." Male lead: "The corners of your mouth surrendered first." The female lead laughs out loud again. Reaches out to gently block the camera: "Shut up." The frame ends with her smiling as she looks into her boyfriend's eyes. ⸻ Performance Focus The biggest focus of the entire video is "can't hold it in." The female lead is not genuinely angry. She likes her boyfriend and knows he didn't mean to upset her. So her so-called "anger" is actually filled with romantic little emotions. Especially important to show: Initially still smiling Suddenly realizing the boyfriend said something wrong Squinting in questioning Corners of mouth secretly smiling Deliberately turning away to ignore him Cute pout after being pinched Trying hard to continue acting angry Breaking character after hearing the boyfriend's strange comforting logic Lowering head to suppress laughter Finally laughing out loud No exaggerated influencer-style expressions. No frequent blinking. No staring at the camera with the same expression. Eye expressions must have real changes: Looking at the boyfriend Looking away Sneaking a look back Pretending to be angry Suppressing laughter Re-establishing eye contact Finally breaking into a smile ⸻ Male Lead Performance Requirements Although the male lead's face is not shown, his personality must be conveyed through: Pauses Speech rhythm Hand movements Occasional hesitation His speech is not greasy. No CEO-style lines. No deliberate seduction. His humor comes from: Being serious, quiet, bad at comforting, but every word is strangely effective. The male lead's voice is natural, low-key, slightly introverted. After meeting the female lead, he is noticeably more talkative than usual, but still doesn't say many sweet words. ⸻ Female Lead's Voice Voice is young, natural, bright. Carries a hint of laughter. Not a childish voice. Not deliberately strained. All acting coy and angry is based on natural speech. Especially: "Am I a temple fair?" "You call this comforting?" "Who taught you to comfort people like this?" "I'm not." These lines should carry a feeling of deliberately picking a fight between lovers. ⸻ Camera and Action Continuity Try to use 3–4 long takes for the entire segment. Do not cut the camera for every line of dialogue. Character positions must be continuous. The bed and room structure must not jump. Hair length, bangs, and strap positions on clothes must not suddenly change. Before the male lead reaches out to pinch the cheek, no extra hands should appear in the frame. After the pinch, the male lead's hand naturally exits the frame. Must not disappear suddenly. When the female lead pushes the male lead's hand away, there must be realistic contact. Do not let the two hands clip through each other. ⸻ Sound Design No background music. No subtitles. No text. No narration. Only real ambient sounds: Faint air conditioner sound Nighttime room ambient sound Bedding rustling Clothes rustling Hair movement sounds Natural breathing Very light breath sounds when the female lead suppresses laughter Real speech sounds There must be brief pauses between lines. Do not make the characters sound like they are reciting lines continuously. ⸻ Overall Style Real couple daily life Life-like romance short film First-person boyfriend perspective Light comedy Natural playful banter Sweet but not cloying Has wit but doesn't perform skits Girlfriend fake anger Cute pout Boyfriend bad at comforting Gentle cheek pinch Can't help laughing Couple chemistry Real micro-expressions Natural eye contact Soft nighttime bedroom lighting Slight handheld camera Close-up intimacy No dramatic conflict Strong romantic feeling The final effect should be like: Two people were just lying in the room chatting, the boyfriend talked himself into trouble, and clumsily made his girlfriend laugh. Not acted-out "sweetness," but that natural, childish, funny, and sweet little moment that only exists between couples who are very familiar with each other.

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

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