REFERENCE USAGE:
Image 1 = storyboard reference. Use only for shot order, pacing, framing, and action flow. Do NOT recreate the storyboard grid, borders, captions, text, or layout.
SETTING:
Bright natural history museum fossil hall with a giant T-Rex fossil skeleton, polished floor, red rope barriers, visitors, banners, exhibit signs, and warm museum lighting.
IMPORTANT:
The dinosaur is NOT alive. It is only an inanimate museum fossil skeleton. Do NOT animate it like a creature. No monster behavior, no facial expressions, no magic. The collapse happens only because the girl climbs the fossil and makes the support lose balance.
STYLE:
Premium 3D animated family comedy, cinematic lighting, clear silhouettes, readable action, exaggerated expressions, fast slapstick pacing.
AUDIO:
Playful orchestral comedy music with pizzicato strings, light percussion, mischievous woodwinds, rising tension, and a funny final punchline.
SFX:
Museum ambience, crowd murmur, sneaker squeaks, phone beep, shutter click, guard footsteps, whistle, rope shake, fossil creaks, metal rattles, bone clacks, crowd gasps, whooshes, falling bones, dust crash, debris impacts, final selfie click.
DIALOGUE:
Girl: “Selfie time!”
Guard: “Hey! Get down from there!”
Girl: “Uh-oh!”
Girl: “No, no, no!”
VIDEO FLOW:
[0:00–0:01.2]
The girl climbs onto the giant T-Rex fossil leg, excited and playful, holding her phone.
[0:01.2–0:02.5]
She balances on the fossil leg, raises her phone, smiles, and prepares for the perfect selfie. She says: “Selfie time!”
[0:02.5–0:03.8]
A museum security guard notices her, rushes in, points up, and shouts: “Hey! Get down from there!” The girl freezes, startled.
[0:03.8–0:05.0]
Instead of climbing down, she panics and climbs higher. She shifts her weight awkwardly, grips the bones, and says: “Uh-oh!” The fossil support creaks.
[0:05.0–0:06.2]
A realistic wobble begins from the leg upward. Small bones and supports shake. Dust falls. The girl looks around nervously.
[0:06.2–0:07.5]
The wobble spreads in a believable chain reaction from leg to ribs to spine to neck. Visitors gasp. The guard panics. The girl says: “No, no, no!”
[0:07.5–0:08.8]
The giant skull section tilts and swings downward as part of the collapsing display. The girl ducks fast and scrambles away.
[0:08.8–0:10.0]
The fossil hall erupts into chaos. Visitors run, the guard stumbles back, and bones, supports, signs, and exhibit pieces fall in a clear chain reaction.
[0:10.0–0:11.2]
The girl runs through a tunnel-like gap formed by collapsing rib bones, still holding her phone.
[0:11.2–0:12.5]
Everything pauses for a suspense beat. The last unstable fossil section leans farther and farther. Everyone stares upward.
[0:12.5–0:13.8]
Slow-motion final collapse. The fossil display breaks apart into a family-friendly avalanche of bones, dust, supports, and exhibit debris. Then snap back to real speed.
[0:13.8–0:15.0]
Final punchline: amid the wreckage, the girl happily gets the perfect selfie anyway, smiling proudly at her phone while the shocked guard and visitors remain behind her.
The fossil must remain inanimate. The collapse must feel physical, progressive, readable, cinematic, and funny.
REFERENCE USAGE:
Image 1 = storyboard reference. Use only for shot order, pacing, framing, and action flow. Do NOT recreate the storyboard grid, borders, captions, text, or layout.
SETTING:
Bright natural history museum fossil hall with a giant T-Rex fossil skeleton, polished floor, red rope barriers, visitors, banners, exhibit signs, and warm museum lighting.
IMPORTANT:
The dinosaur is NOT alive. It is only an inanimate museum fossil skeleton. Do NOT animate it like a creature. No monster behavior, no facial expressions, no magic. The collapse happens only because the girl climbs the fossil and makes the support lose balance.
STYLE:
Premium 3D animated family comedy, cinematic lighting, clear silhouettes, readable action, exaggerated expressions, fast slapstick pacing.
AUDIO:
Playful orchestral comedy music with pizzicato strings, light percussion, mischievous woodwinds, rising tension, and a funny final punchline.
SFX:
Museum ambience, crowd murmur, sneaker squeaks, phone beep, shutter click, guard footsteps, whistle, rope shake, fossil creaks, metal rattles, bone clacks, crowd gasps, whooshes, falling bones, dust crash, debris impacts, final selfie click.
DIALOGUE:
Girl: “Selfie time!”
Guard: “Hey! Get down from there!”
Girl: “Uh-oh!”
Girl: “No, no, no!”
VIDEO FLOW:
[0:00–0:01.2]
The girl climbs onto the giant T-Rex fossil leg, excited and playful, holding her phone.
[0:01.2–0:02.5]
She balances on the fossil leg, raises her phone, smiles, and prepares for the perfect selfie. She says: “Selfie time!”
[0:02.5–0:03.8]
A museum security guard notices her, rushes in, points up, and shouts: “Hey! Get down from there!” The girl freezes, startled.
[0:03.8–0:05.0]
Instead of climbing down, she panics and climbs higher. She shifts her weight awkwardly, grips the bones, and says: “Uh-oh!” The fossil support creaks.
[0:05.0–0:06.2]
A realistic wobble begins from the leg upward. Small bones and supports shake. Dust falls. The girl looks around nervously.
[0:06.2–0:07.5]
The wobble spreads in a believable chain reaction from leg to ribs to spine to neck. Visitors gasp. The guard panics. The girl says: “No, no, no!”
[0:07.5–0:08.8]
The giant skull section tilts and swings downward as part of the collapsing display. The girl ducks fast and scrambles away.
[0:08.8–0:10.0]
The fossil hall erupts into chaos. Visitors run, the guard stumbles back, and bones, supports, signs, and exhibit pieces fall in a clear chain reaction.
[0:10.0–0:11.2]
The girl runs through a tunnel-like gap formed by collapsing rib bones, still holding her phone.
[0:11.2–0:12.5]
Everything pauses for a suspense beat. The last unstable fossil section leans farther and farther. Everyone stares upward.
[0:12.5–0:13.8]
Slow-motion final collapse. The fossil display breaks apart into a family-friendly avalanche of bones, dust, supports, and exhibit debris. Then snap back to real speed.
[0:13.8–0:15.0]
Final punchline: amid the wreckage, the girl happily gets the perfect selfie anyway, smiling proudly at her phone while the shocked guard and visitors remain behind her.
The fossil must remain inanimate. The collapse must feel physical, progressive, readable, cinematic, and funny.
Seedance 2.0
