Seedance Filtrix Prompt

What This Skill Does

The Seedance Filtrix Prompt skill is an advanced prompt-engineering framework designed specifically for the Seedance 2.0 (即梦) video generation platform. It acts as an authoritative interface between the user and the AI model, enforcing strict "Motion Grammar" and a hierarchical "Material Tagging" system to ensure professional-grade results. By focusing on the philosophy that "Motion is Soul," the skill replaces vague, high-level descriptive language with precise kinetic instructions and camera pathing.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lumenclaw-cloud/seedance-filtrix-prompt Ensure your OpenClaw instance is updated to the latest version to support the @-command syntax extensions provided by this skill.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for content creators, AI influencer managers, and filmmakers. Use it for:

1. High-fidelity short-form content creation (TikTok/Reels/Shorts) requiring character consistency.
2. Complex product showcase videos where camera movement (Dolly/Orbit) needs to be perfectly synchronized with product orientation.
3. Storytelling sequences involving cinematic camera techniques like the "Vertigo" or "Hero Entrance."
4. Automated lip-sync generation for digital avatars using specific asset-tagging protocols.

Example Prompts

1. "@image_1 as first_frame: Create a cinematic portrait video where the camera performs an Orbit move around the subject, keeping the subject centered. Apply a subtle zoom-in during the final 2 seconds."
2. "@video_1 as motion_reference: Apply the motion profile of this reference to a new subject, maintaining facial consistency and adding a Gentle Pan-Left movement to follow the subject's gaze."
3. "@audio_1 as lip_sync: Generate a talking head video of the character in @image_1, ensuring the lip movements match the provided audio. Use a fixed camera with subtle breathing motion for realism."

Tips & Limitations

• Stability Rule: Always include stabilized and no jitter tags to override default AI randomness.
• Motion Complexity: Avoid exceeding two combined movements; the model performs best when motion is layered rather than simultaneous.
• Micro-Actions: Focus on describing subtle, realistic movements (e.g., 'light steps') rather than grand, sweeping actions which can cause structural distortion.
• Limitations: This skill does not generate video itself; it acts as a structured pre-processor for Seedance 2.0. Ensure your source files meet the high-resolution requirements for optimal output results.