A one-vs-crew alley fight scene from a single Kling 3.0 prompt
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A 12-second vertical sequence that follows a storyboard exactly
by @ElsaSofia__AI · posted Sep 26, 2026 · ♥ 144 likes on X
- What they did
- Gave Seedance 2.5 a character reference plus one master storyboard image and told it to treat both as strict guides.
- How it went
- The creator lists 1080p and 12 seconds.
- Model
- Seedance 2.5
- Cost
- from $0.3/s est.$0.3/s, cheapest stated price for Seedance 2.5 (via Runway API) (the version named in the shot) via Runway API (720p output), checked 2026-10-11. Clip length not stated. The creator's actual tool or plan may differ.
- Source
- x.com/ElsaSofia__AI/status/2104029660619153720
Prompt
Create a 12-second ultra-realistic vertical cinematic video. Use the provided character reference for the exact same female character and use the provided master storyboard as the strict visual guide for the entire sequence. Recreate the storyboard's actions, camera positions, framing, timing and visual progression in the same chronological order. Do not invent additional scenes or change the main actions. Maintain strict character consistency throughout the entire video: identical face, hairstyle, body proportions, clothing, accessories and overall appearance. The video should feel like premium realistic live-action footage with natural human movement, believable physics, realistic facial expressions and physically accurate interaction with the environment. - preserve the opening composition and first action - reproduce each major movement and reaction in the correct order - match the camera perspective and framing of each storyboard moment - use natural transitions between consecutive actions - preserve the exact spatial relationship between the character and surrounding objects - keep all props consistent and physically present - reproduce the final composition and ending shown in the storyboard Use dynamic but realistic camera movement, including handheld tracking, close-ups, wider framing and motivated camera shifts wherever shown by the storyboard. Keep motion fluid and continuous. Avoid sudden teleportation, duplicated objects, changing clothing, facial identity drift, unnatural body deformation or inconsistent backgrounds. Prioritize realistic lighting, natural shadows, authentic textures, detailed skin, realistic hair movement and believable environmental physics. The final result must look like a professionally captured real-life video rather than an AI-generated sequence. No subtitles. No captions. No logos. No watermark. No unnecessary text. No additional characters or actions that are not shown in the storyboard.
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