Golden-Hour Street Scooter Mishap
Action · Seedance 2.0 · @Aiwithmaha ·
A text-to-video prompt for a 15-second photoreal street scene: a woman with short light-blue hair turns back for something on the road, and a young man on a slow yellow e-scooter brakes, takes a light, harmless tumble and rights himself as she walks off. Built for Seedance 2.0 at 16:9.
Original video: @Aiwithmaha · View post ↗
Cost on Makernice
$2.556
Seedance 2.0 · text-to-video · 720p · 15 s × $0.1704/s
- 720p$2.556
- 1080p$6.3792
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Prompt
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Why it's adapted
The original prompt asks for 30 seconds, and the posted clip runs about 30 seconds in a 960×540 file. Seedance 2.0 renders 4 to 15 seconds per run, so this version compresses the same story into five three-second beats rather than dropping any part of it. The collision is rewritten as a slow, harmless tumble with the man explicitly unhurt, both people are described as original characters, and a sound line is added because Seedance always outputs audio. On Makernice you get one 15-second 16:9 text-to-video clip at 720p covering the whole incident, from the turn-back to her walking away.
Original prompt
@Aiwithmaha · 1,153 characters
Shot breakdown
- Subject
- Two original, fictional characters: a young woman with short light-blue hair in a white mini dress, light-blue cardigan and white sneakers, and a young man in a red sweatshirt and black pants on a yellow electric scooter. Her cool colours against his red and yellow keep the two easy to tell apart when their paths cross.
- Action
- A five-beat incident: she walks toward the camera, spots a small object and doubles back, he brakes at low speed and tips over, she stops beside him while he stands and lifts the scooter, then she strolls away. The fall is written as slow, light and harmless, with a plain line stating that he is unhurt.
- Camera
- One eye-level camera tracking backward to keep her ahead of the lens, widening to a medium-wide frame for the tumble so both bodies and the scooter stay readable, then letting her walk back into a closer framing for the ending.
- Style
- Lifelike film look in warm low sunlight with long soft shadows and a shallow depth of field, plus explicit attention to body weight and fabric detail so the stumble and the scooter tipping over read as physically believable.
- Sound
- Seedance models always generate audio with no off switch, so the prompt spells out what to hear: quiet street ambience, sneaker footsteps, the scooter's electric hum, a brief brake squeak and a clatter as it meets the asphalt, with no music or dialogue.
Recommended settings
- Model
- Seedance 2.0
- Duration
- 15 s
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Resolution
- 720p
Make it yours
- To recast, change the hair colour and both outfit lines but keep a strong colour contrast between the two people, so their identities do not blend during the collision beat.
- If a render makes the fall look harsh, slow the scooter further and replace 'tips over onto the street' with 'steps off and lets the scooter drop', keeping the words harmless and unhurt.
- For a vertical social cut, set 9:16 and change '16:9' in the first line, then ask for a slightly closer camera so both characters still fit in the narrower frame.
FAQ
The original asked for 30 seconds. How do I get the full length?
Seedance 2.0 stops at 15 seconds per run. Either render two 15-second clips (the walk, turn-back and tumble first; him getting up and her walking away second) with the same character lines in both, or move the prompt to Seedance 2.5, which accepts 4 to 30 seconds in one run, and stretch the time codes to 30.
Can I switch off the street sound?
Not on this model. Seedance clips always come with audio and there is no setting to disable it. Shape the track with words instead, as the sound line here does, and mute or replace it in your editor if you want silence.
Can I animate my own photo of a street instead of describing one?
Yes. Seedance 2.0 also offers image-to-video and first-and-last-frame modes, and both accept the 16:9 setting used here; first-and-last-frame adds an adaptive option. Keep the five action beats and cut the scenery lines your photo already shows.
Source and copyright
The video and original prompt come from a public post on X by @Aiwithmaha. Copyright belongs to the original creator; this page is for reference only. View on X
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