Seedance 2.0 Fast space dog red button example
This Seedance 2.0 Fast draft uses a start image to build a 16:9 space-station scene where a suited dog drifts toward a red button while mission control reacts.
Prompt breakdown
Prompt used to generate this render.
Scene 1: wide shot inside an orbital space station: a dog in a small astronaut suit floats near the control panel. Earth is visible through the window. A large red button is clearly visible nearby. Ground control voice…Show full promptHide full prompt
Scene 1: wide shot inside an orbital space station: a dog in a small astronaut suit floats near the control panel. Earth is visible through the window. A large red button is clearly visible nearby. Ground control voice on radio says: “Buddy, listen carefully. Do not press the red button | Scene 2: cut to Earth mission control: tense engineers wearing headsets watch the dog on a big monitor. Warning lights blink softly. One engineer leans toward the microphone and says: “Buddy… stay away from the button.” | Scene 3: cut back to the space station: closeup on the dog slowly drifting closer to the red button. His paw floats just above it. The dog looks innocent and curious. Ground control shouts through the radio: “No, no, no! Buddy, don’t!” | Scene 4: closeup on the red button: the dog calmly presses it with one paw. Red warning lights flash for a split second, alarms start, then sudden black screen. Ground control voice says: “Oh no.”
Workflow
Image to video
Camera
Close Up
Output
14s · 16:9 · 480p
Recorded render cost
$1.96
Audio
Enabled
Constraints
Image To Video, Audio Enabled, Reference Image
Reference image
Provided
Prompt improvement notes
Note 1
Keep the subject, camera move, lighting, duration, aspect ratio and audio requirement grouped so the render has one clear production brief.
Note 2
Change one variable at a time when cloning this prompt: model, duration, camera motion or reference input. That makes quality and price differences easier to compare.
Note 3
Add a short negative prompt if you need to block text overlays, logos, distorted hands, face warping or unwanted camera shake.
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Why Seedance 2.0 Fast fits this shot
Seedance 2.0 Fast is the draft-speed Seedance 2 tier on MaxVideoAI for faster iteration, shorter feedback loops, 480p/720p output, and quick text, image, and reference-based comparisons.
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