# Examples By Mode

For examples with explicit choices, asset requirements, evidence labels and acceptance checks, use the [teaching-card format](example-card-format.md). The format is optional for ordinary prompt requests; its example is a concept, not a rendered result.

Use these as safe structures, not fixed scripts. They are original examples and avoid protected characters, celebrities, logos, and copied community prompts.

## T2V Director Instruction

`Original night courier crosses a rain-slick service bridge as a locked gate begins to close. Camera: low lateral tracking from left to right, ending on the courier's hand catching the gate. Lighting: amber work lights behind thin mist, cool moon rim on wet metal. Sound: rain on steel, breath, gate motor hum. Constraint: no text, no logos, no extra characters.`

## I2V Preservation

`@Image1 is the product reference; preserve label, logo, shape, cap, glass color, and current composition. Only motion changes: condensation beads gather, merge, and slide down the right side. Camera: locked medium product shot with a subtle push-in. Sound: quiet room tone, one glass tick at final frame.`

## V2V Edit

`@Video1 is the source clip; preserve the same subject path and camera timing. Change only the lighting from flat daylight to warm sunset backlight, with soft rim highlights and longer shadows. Do not change subject identity, clothing, background layout, or motion rhythm.`

## V2V Extend

Use this structure only after take review has accepted the source and recorded its
observed end state. In this fixture, the review recorded Character A already
facing the window with the right hand on the sill, the curtain moving inward,
and a locked camera; those facts are evidence for this example, not details to
invent for another clip.

`@Video1 is the accepted previous clip and controls its actual observed opening state. Continue only from that reviewed ending: Character A draws one breath and lowers the right hand from the sill while the curtain finishes its inward swing and settles. Keep the camera locked, with the same room layout and light. Stop when the hand rests at Character A's side; do not replay an earlier turn or open a new scene.`

## R2V Role Map

`@Image1 controls original character identity and coat. @Video1 controls only the slow side-tracking camera rhythm; do not transfer performer, room, logo, or costume. @Audio1 controls tempo and energy only. Character walks through a wet station platform, stops under one flickering sign, and looks left on the final beat.`

## FLF2V Transition

`@Image1 is the first frame. @Image2 is the last frame. Preserve the same original character, coat, room layout, and window position. Generate a continuous transition: the character rises from the chair, crosses to the window, and stops in the final pose. Camera: locked medium shot with a very slight push-in. Sound: quiet room tone and soft floor creak.`

## Audio Conflict Repair

`@Video1 is muted and controls camera blocking only. @Audio1 controls tempo and energy. On each downbeat, the light strip pulses once and the subject changes pose once. Camera stays locked wide so choreography remains readable. Do not copy any voice, melody, performer identity, or room from the references.`

## Extension Quality Repair

`Use the returned last frame from the previous clip as the new first frame. Preserve character, wardrobe, light direction, and camera angle. Continue only one action: smoke thins around the doorway and the character lowers the lantern. No new scene, no new camera move, no extra VFX.`

## Professional Shot Contract

**Brief:** 15s product film, 16:9 hero plus 9:16 cutdown, textless plate required.

| Shot | Purpose | Seedance prompt spine |
|---|---|---|
| S01 | establish use context | `Wide 16:9 kitchen counter at dawn, original athlete places the bottle beside running shoes. Camera: locked medium-wide, slight push-in, warm window light, quiet room tone. End frame holds product left of center for vertical crop.` |
| S02 | material proof | `@Image1 is the product reference; preserve logo, label, cap, color, and geometry exactly. Locked macro shot, condensation beads merge and slide down glass, narrow warm strip light sweeps once. SFX: single glass tick at endpoint.` |
| S03 | packshot | `@Image1 product preserved exactly, black acrylic reflection, slow slider from silhouette to front three-quarter hero angle. No generated text; leave clean right-side negative space for localized copy in post.` |

Continuity anchors: same bottle orientation, label color, dawn palette, clean counter surface, no burned-in text. Delivery notes: make textless 16:9 and 9:16 versions; add claims/captions in post.

## Localization Handoff Example

`Character A stands still in a locked medium close-up and says "We start now." Spoken language: English. Post: create subtitles in Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Chinese; keep lower third clear; no burned-in captions; preserve textless plate and room tone for dubbing/M&E.`

## Delivery QC Example

`Before delivery: verify frame rate, aspect ratio, crop-safe product placement, product color, no logo drift, dialogue sync, loudness target per buyer spec, subtitle placement, textless export, rights notes for Image1/Audio1, and human watch-through at normal speed.`

## Multilingual Community-Informed Examples

These examples are original structures distilled from public multilingual practice. They do not copy community prompt text.

### Chinese-English R2V

`@图片1锁定原创角色身份与服装；@视频1仅参考 camera rhythm，不复制人物、地点或品牌；@音频1仅参考节奏。Original courier walks across a wet train platform, stops under one flickering sign, and turns left on the final beat. Camera: 35mm locked medium-wide, one slow side track. Sound: rain, footsteps, no music.`

### Japanese I2V

`@Image1の人物の顔、髪型、衣装、背景構図を保持。動きは小さく、まばたき一回、視線を少し下げるだけ。Camera: locked medium close-up, no reframing. Lighting: soft window light. Sound: quiet room tone.`

### Korean Dialogue

`현대 카페, Character A sits still in a locked medium close-up and says, "괜찮아, 천천히 말해." Keep mouth movement small, no head turn during dialogue, no music under the line. Sound: cafe room tone and a soft cup tap at the end.`

### Spanish Product

`@Image1 es la referencia del producto; conservar forma, etiqueta, logo y color sin cambios. Solo cambia la luz: una franja cálida cruza el vidrio y las gotas bajan lentamente. Camera: locked product shot with slow push-in.`

### Russian Safe Suspense

`Постановочная сцена напряжения без натуралистичных деталей: взрослый оригинальный персонаж отступает от закрытой двери, роняет ключи и замирает. Camera: locked medium shot. Lighting: warm practical plus blue window rim. Sound: key drop, breath, no music.`

## Sequence Continuation Example

This fixture assumes take review actually recorded the traveler two steps from
the open rear door and still moving left-to-right. Replace those facts with the
accepted clip's observed end state; never recover them from the old plan.

`@Video1 is the accepted previous clip and controls only the actual opening state, camera phase, motion phase, ambience, and environment arrangement. @Image1 preserves the original traveler identity. From the reviewed ending, complete the two remaining left-to-right steps, enter the open rear door, and close it. Keep the same travel direction and camera phase. The terminal exit is complete; stop with the closed door before vehicle departure.`

## Standalone Non-Overplanning Example

`@Image1 is the watch reference; preserve logo, case geometry, dial markings, and strap exactly. A narrow warm strip light sweeps once across the glass. Camera stays locked in a macro product angle. Sound: one soft tick at the final highlight.`