Use @[storyboard ref] as the authoritative director-approved storyboard blueprint for the sequence. Treat every storyboard panel as a consecutive beat inside one continuous 15-second cinematic anime action sequence. Follow panel order exactly. Do not render the storyboard sheet itself. Recreate the filmed martial-arts sequence implied by the panels. Preserve camera placement, shot scale, body direction, choreography rhythm, stance transitions, hand placement, and emotional intensity shown in the storyboard.
Use @[character ref] as the authoritative martial artist reference. Maintain the exact facial identity, short dark hair, lean athletic build, sharp focused eyes, serious disciplined expression, simple dark sleeveless or short-sleeve martial-arts outfit, loose dark training pants, light hand/wrist wraps, practical footwear or barefoot stance, and normal wooden nunchaku throughout. Do not change his outfit, hairstyle, build, or weapon.
SUBJECTS:
One solo martial artist only. He performs an advanced freestyle nunchaku demonstration. Maintain facial identity, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, and nunchaku design throughout. He is focused, intense, disciplined, and fully committed from the first frame. No opponent appears.
ENVIRONMENT:
Bright outdoor traditional training courtyard, stone floor, warm daylight, wooden practice structures, bamboo details, subtle dust, soft shadows, light wind moving cloth and leaves. The entire video remains in the same courtyard. The environment supports the martial-arts mood but never distracts from the performance.
STYLE:
Premium anime action realism, clean cinematic framing, detailed cel shading, grounded physical movement, sharp readable choreography, believable weight, disciplined martial-arts intensity. Motion blur is allowed only from fast physical nunchaku speed, hand movement, body pivots, and camera movement. No 3D CG, no photorealism, no fantasy visuals.
AUDIO:
No music required. Use only grounded physical SFX: wooden nunchaku whoosh, chain/cord snap, cloth movement, foot pivots on stone, light dust scrape, controlled breathing.
SHOT 1:
Hard cut directly into action. Extreme close-up, 35mm, nunchaku already spinning fast inches from camera at frame one. The wooden sticks whip through the foreground with aggressive physical motion blur while the performer’s focused eyes are visible behind the motion. No intro pause. SFX: sharp wooden whoosh, chain snap, cloth flick. [2s]
SHOT 2:
Match cut to medium-wide low angle, 28mm, smooth side track. The performer pivots hard on the stone floor, knees bent, torso rotating. He flows from rapid wrist rolls into side passes and underarm transitions, keeping the nunchaku tight to the body. Dust kicks lightly from his foot pivot. SFX: foot scrape, fast air cuts, wood rotation. [3s]
SHOT 3:
Fast cut to tight hand-control close-up, 50mm, controlled handheld push-in. Show wrist wraps, fingers, nunchaku chain/cord, and wooden texture clearly. He performs aggressive wrist rolls, a clean underarm pass, and a sharp recovery catch without slowing down. Motion is fast but readable, dangerous but controlled. SFX: chain click, wood snap, breath through teeth. [2s]
SHOT 4:
Cut to medium side profile, 35mm, lateral tracking. He shifts stance, redirects momentum behind the back, then brings the nunchaku over the shoulder into a fast figure-eight pattern. The torso rotates naturally, shoulders stay relaxed, elbows tight, footwork grounded. Clothing reacts to air movement from the spin. SFX: cloth flap, rhythmic wood whoosh, heel pivot. [3s]
SHOT 5:
Low dynamic full-body shot, 24mm, slight arc move around the performer. He drops into a deep low stance, sweeps the nunchaku across body level, rises sharply, and spins his body once to maintain momentum. This is the most intense section: extremely fast, precise shoulder passes, body-level redirections, tight catches, and no dead air. The movement stays physically possible and skill-based. SFX: rapid air cuts, stone scrape, heavier breath, chain snap. [3s]
SHOT 6:
Final beat, medium-close low angle, 40mm, camera settles as the motion stops cleanly. He redirects the final spin into a controlled catch and lands in a strong grounded martial stance, nunchaku ready across the body or held at his side. His breathing is steady, expression focused, body still charged from the routine. No heroic glow, only human intensity and control. SFX: final wood catch, cloth settling, quiet breath. [2s]
NEGATIVE PROMPT / AVOID:
superpowers, glowing weapon, energy slash, magic particles, aura, lightning, fantasy effects, opponent, fight scene, sci-fi styling, weapon transformation, impossible acrobatics, floating body, goofy posing, comedy tone, slow intro, idle standing, dramatic staring, awkward pause, choreography dead air, extra limbs, distorted hands, broken fingers, warped nunchaku, identity drift, outfit drift, unreadable face, chaotic camera, unreadable choreography, excessive motion blur, glitchy background, 3D CG, photorealism, plastic skin, low-quality animation, text, watermark, logo.
Use @[storyboard ref] as the authoritative director-approved storyboard blueprint for the sequence. Treat every storyboard panel as a consecutive beat inside one continuous 15-second cinematic anime action sequence. Follow panel order exactly. Do not render the storyboard sheet itself. Recreate the filmed martial-arts sequence implied by the panels. Preserve camera placement, shot scale, body direction, choreography rhythm, stance transitions, hand placement, and emotional intensity shown in the storyboard.
Use @[character ref] as the authoritative martial artist reference. Maintain the exact facial identity, short dark hair, lean athletic build, sharp focused eyes, serious disciplined expression, simple dark sleeveless or short-sleeve martial-arts outfit, loose dark training pants, light hand/wrist wraps, practical footwear or barefoot stance, and normal wooden nunchaku throughout. Do not change his outfit, hairstyle, build, or weapon.
SUBJECTS:
One solo martial artist only. He performs an advanced freestyle nunchaku demonstration. Maintain facial identity, hairstyle, outfit, body proportions, and nunchaku design throughout. He is focused, intense, disciplined, and fully committed from the first frame. No opponent appears.
ENVIRONMENT:
Bright outdoor traditional training courtyard, stone floor, warm daylight, wooden practice structures, bamboo details, subtle dust, soft shadows, light wind moving cloth and leaves. The entire video remains in the same courtyard. The environment supports the martial-arts mood but never distracts from the performance.
STYLE:
Premium anime action realism, clean cinematic framing, detailed cel shading, grounded physical movement, sharp readable choreography, believable weight, disciplined martial-arts intensity. Motion blur is allowed only from fast physical nunchaku speed, hand movement, body pivots, and camera movement. No 3D CG, no photorealism, no fantasy visuals.
AUDIO:
No music required. Use only grounded physical SFX: wooden nunchaku whoosh, chain/cord snap, cloth movement, foot pivots on stone, light dust scrape, controlled breathing.
SHOT 1:
Hard cut directly into action. Extreme close-up, 35mm, nunchaku already spinning fast inches from camera at frame one. The wooden sticks whip through the foreground with aggressive physical motion blur while the performer’s focused eyes are visible behind the motion. No intro pause. SFX: sharp wooden whoosh, chain snap, cloth flick. [2s]
SHOT 2:
Match cut to medium-wide low angle, 28mm, smooth side track. The performer pivots hard on the stone floor, knees bent, torso rotating. He flows from rapid wrist rolls into side passes and underarm transitions, keeping the nunchaku tight to the body. Dust kicks lightly from his foot pivot. SFX: foot scrape, fast air cuts, wood rotation. [3s]
SHOT 3:
Fast cut to tight hand-control close-up, 50mm, controlled handheld push-in. Show wrist wraps, fingers, nunchaku chain/cord, and wooden texture clearly. He performs aggressive wrist rolls, a clean underarm pass, and a sharp recovery catch without slowing down. Motion is fast but readable, dangerous but controlled. SFX: chain click, wood snap, breath through teeth. [2s]
SHOT 4:
Cut to medium side profile, 35mm, lateral tracking. He shifts stance, redirects momentum behind the back, then brings the nunchaku over the shoulder into a fast figure-eight pattern. The torso rotates naturally, shoulders stay relaxed, elbows tight, footwork grounded. Clothing reacts to air movement from the spin. SFX: cloth flap, rhythmic wood whoosh, heel pivot. [3s]
SHOT 5:
Low dynamic full-body shot, 24mm, slight arc move around the performer. He drops into a deep low stance, sweeps the nunchaku across body level, rises sharply, and spins his body once to maintain momentum. This is the most intense section: extremely fast, precise shoulder passes, body-level redirections, tight catches, and no dead air. The movement stays physically possible and skill-based. SFX: rapid air cuts, stone scrape, heavier breath, chain snap. [3s]
SHOT 6:
Final beat, medium-close low angle, 40mm, camera settles as the motion stops cleanly. He redirects the final spin into a controlled catch and lands in a strong grounded martial stance, nunchaku ready across the body or held at his side. His breathing is steady, expression focused, body still charged from the routine. No heroic glow, only human intensity and control. SFX: final wood catch, cloth settling, quiet breath. [2s]
NEGATIVE PROMPT / AVOID:
superpowers, glowing weapon, energy slash, magic particles, aura, lightning, fantasy effects, opponent, fight scene, sci-fi styling, weapon transformation, impossible acrobatics, floating body, goofy posing, comedy tone, slow intro, idle standing, dramatic staring, awkward pause, choreography dead air, extra limbs, distorted hands, broken fingers, warped nunchaku, identity drift, outfit drift, unreadable face, chaotic camera, unreadable choreography, excessive motion blur, glitchy background, 3D CG, photorealism, plastic skin, low-quality animation, text, watermark, logo.
Seedance 2.0
