seedance-prompting-skills-for-cinematic-films
When to use Trigger this skill when the user requests photorealistic cinematic motion — not stylized animation, not motion design, not UGC. Specifically:
Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
When to use Trigger this skill when the user requests photorealistic cinematic motion — not stylized animation, not motion design, not UGC. Specifically:
Rules and prompts for generating structured presentation slides and multi-panel storyboards.
UGC Model Swap Recreate any short UGC-style video with a different person while keeping everything else (setting, action, props, audio, camera feel) identical to the original.
How to make a GTA-V-style video in the Rockstar-crime-cinema aesthetic — generalized niche-style know-how, concept to camera-ready. A style overlay on the standard pipeline: supplies the visual DNA (teal-and-orange grade, golden-hour Los-Santos light, low-angle power shots, slow-push establishing, helicopter pull-backs), the satirical double-register tone, the location→character→conflict→theme scene logic, and the shot-list shape. Works for any premise — a fake-brand ad, a heist beat, a street skit, a short film. USE WHEN the user wants a GTA-V / Rockstar / Los-Santos / open-world-crime-cinema look, "make it feel like GTA", a satirical fake-brand ad in that register, or a Vinewood/heist-style short, with no specific existing video to reproduce. This is a niche-style SKILL (generalized), not a remix TEMPLATE. It is an original aesthetic homage — it does not impersonate real living people or reproduce a specific copyrighted scene.
How to make a stylized cartoon / painterly action animation of ANY subject — generalized niche know-how, not one specific video. A domain overlay on the standard pipeline that supplies the two pillars of good toon-action: (1) a seedance-2.0 t2v action-generation guide (the literal painterly STYLE block, the AUDIO-POLICY block, the named-style-reference silhouette-lock trick, multi-clip continuity anchoring, and WHY kling is wrong for non-default physics) and (2) GPT character-generation prompts (the SUBJECTS-block design discipline + named-pop-culture-reference lock). Works for ANY premise the user names — a skate duel, a cooking battle, a pet chase, a product mascot — the skill supplies the know-how, the user supplies the subject. USE WHEN the user wants a cartoon / animated / painterly / comic-book / Spider-Verse-or-Arcane-style action scene, "make a cool toon animation", a stylized action short, with no specific existing video to reproduce. This is a niche-style SKILL (generalized), not a remix TEMPLATE (one concrete video). For "remix this exact animation but swap X", use the remix path in docs/skills-vs-templates.md. The optional fighting-game VS character poster is ONE output format, not the point of the skill.
How to turn ONE topic into a Vox-style paper-collage explainer / ad video — a punchy narrated short where each beat is a torn-paper collage POSTER that comes alive, with VO, music and captions. A craft overlay on the standard pipeline: the look is BORN in the image (a rich layered collage poster per beat — text-to-image, 5-part prompt structure, headline baked in), then a FLAT-SAFE "living poster" motion pass animates it, then hard-cut assembly. Supplies the one mandatory beat-map approval gate, the density rule (6+ separate cut-out pieces filling the frame, NOT one sticker on a plain bg), the flat-safe i2v constraint set (ONE smooth 2D camera move, ~5% amplitude, stability anchors on text/layout, banned warp moves) that is WHY seedance works for flat art, and anti-monotony hard cuts (adjacent beats never share a camera move; static reserved for the payoff). Works for ANY topic / product / person + ANY era-matched aesthetic. Ported from vox-director by Alisa Qian. USE WHEN the user asks for a "vox video", "collage explainer", "paper-collage animation", "motion collage", "sticker explainer", "make a collage ad", "torn-paper animated explainer", "scrapbook-style tribute", or wants to turn a topic / product / person into a punchy narrated collage video — even if they don't say "Vox". This is a niche SKILL (generalized craft overlay), not a remix TEMPLATE. For "remix this exact collage video but swap X", use the remix path in docs/skills-vs-templates.md.
Inspect a repository and draft an AGENTS.md file using the standard template, capturing commands, structure, and workflow rules.
Use when the user uploads or pastes a Software-as-a-Service Master Services Agreement (MSA), Master Subscription Agreement, SaaS Agreement, or Cloud Services Agreement and asks for review, redline, risk assessment, or recommendation on whether to sign. Conducts a structured review of MSA framework terms (liability, indemnification, IP, data protection, warranties, term and termination, payment, and others), calibrated to the user's perspective (vendor or customer), with severity-rated findings, redline language for material gaps, and clause-level citations. Optionally surfaces conflicts between the MSA and a provided Order Form or SOW.
Use when a user wants to refresh benchmark results in `README.md` from the latest successful GitHub Actions `Benchmark` workflow run for the current repository. Use a robust `gh` and shell workflow to find the newest successful run, extract final Markdown tables from job logs, and update the README run URL, date, versions, and tables.
Use when the user has a contract loaded and asks a specific question about it — what a clause means, where something is addressed, whether a term is unusual, how a provision compares to standard practice, or what would happen in a specified scenario under the contract. Produces an answer calibrated to the question's shape (direct answer for fact lookups, paragraph with context for "is this unusual" questions, structured findings for multi-issue questions), with verbatim citations to specific clauses. Does not perform full reviews — for that, use the appropriate review skill (NDA Review, DPA Checklist Review, MSA Review, etc.).