Midnight Goodbye
Two lovers share their final moments together in the hushed, neon glow of a late-night diner, where the weight of their unspoken words hangs heavier than the coffee between them.
A storyboard image gives Seedance visual anchors for character consistency, camera order, sound cues, and long-video handoff.
Keep the same visual style, lighting, subject identity, and camera rhythm across every connected 10-second block.
Tired eyes, rumpled shirt, restless hands, wedding ring being twisted
Smudged mascara, clutching jacket collar, silent tears tracking
What the prompt tells Seedance to do
Wide shot of the diner booth, bathed in neon blue and pink light from the window sign. Two lovers sit opposite each other, their faces partially shadowed. Steam rises from untouched coffee mugs. The man twists his wedding ring nervously; the woman clutches her jacket collar, her eyes glistening.
Close-up on the man's hands, restless as they fidget with his wedding ring, turning it round and round. The neon light catches the metal, creating a sharp glint. His knuckles are tense, skin slightly pale.
Close-up on the woman's face, smudged mascara under her eyes as silent tears track down her cheeks. She bites her lip to stifle a sob, her gaze fixed on the table. Neon light reflects in her teary eyes, making them shimmer.
Medium two-shot from the side, showing both characters. The man stops twisting his ring and slowly reaches across the table, his hand hovering near hers but not touching. She looks up, their eyes meeting for a brief, heavy moment before she pulls her hand away and stands up to leave. The neon light frames them like a final, painful portrait.
Download every visual reference
Use each visible storyboard sheet with the matching copied Seedance prompt. Multi-block cases show every available sheet; older single-poster cases show the full public reference.
Why paid storyboard packs are different
Text-only video prompts often drift after 15 seconds. Cineprompt uses ChatGPT Image 2 / gpt-image-2 storyboard images as visual continuity anchors: one global story, one character reference, and one clean storyboard sheet per 10-second Seedance 2.0 block. That is the paid value: longer AI videos with consistent characters, locations, sound direction, and story handoffs.