Cinematic Live Action Dance Mv

What this prompt does: Produces a cinematic video using Seedance 2.0. Style cues: cinematic, pastel, shallow-depth. Sourced from a verified fair-citation repository (Zeto) and reproduced here unchanged with full attribution per the source license.

Prompt
Please generate a 15-second vertical live-action dance MV using the person or character from @Image 1. 
Make the dance style match that character.
format: vertical_9x16 fps: 24 total_duration: 15s 
style: live-action MV style, cinematic, soft natural light, shallow depth of field, smooth body movements, natural skin texture, realistic cloth swaying 
character_rules: 
- Prioritize Image 1 for face, hairstyle, costume, color, and overall silhouette 
- Only one person 
- Keep the shape of the face, hands, fingers, and feet natural 
- Prioritize center of gravity shift, posture, and silhouette over costume details 
- If @Image 1 is an illustration, reinterpret it as a natural live-action person while maintaining the features, hairstyle, costume, and atmosphere motion_rules: 
- Not an intense breakdance, but a short live-action dance MV like moving to music 
- Clarify the connection of center of gravity shift, shoulders, waist, knees, and ankles 
- Don't swing arms too widely, keep the trajectory of hands smooth 
- Change cuts every 0.5 seconds 
- Don't continue the same choreography; mix steps, looking back, hands, feet, profiles, and hair swaying 
- Fewer jumps and spins 
- In 15 seconds, start getting into the music in the beginning, the most pleasant steps in the middle, and a lingering finishing pose at the end camera_rules: 
- Switch camera between full body, above the knee, face close-up, hands, and feet 
- Move slowly enough not to disturb the dance 
- Avoid sudden zooms or rotating cameras 
- Make the first and last cuts show the person's full body 
- Like a live-action MV, include slight handheld camera shake, natural focus shifts, and light reflections 
location_and_light: 
- Use a background that best complements this choreography 
- Don't make the background more prominent than the person 
- Light should be soft, making the face and body lines look natural 
- Avoid excessive CG feel, artificial skin, or plastic-like textures 
mood: 
- Create an MV feel without direct explanation through gaze, hair, sleeves, hem of clothes, feet, and light flickering 
- Cute, cool, slightly emotional atmosphere - a natural texture that people want to watch again on TikTok or short MVs