About this project

## Overview Awesome Seedance 2.0 is a curated prompt-and-resource collection for the Seedance 2.0 AI video generation model. It gathers prompts sourced from X (Twitter), WeChat and named prompt engineers, and organizes them by creative use case so readers can copy, adapt and compare inputs. ## What is inside The README is structured as a numbered table of contents with prompt examples in fenced code blocks, each usually accompanied by a linked sample video and a source credit. - **Cinematic Film Styles** — director-inspired prompts (racing film, Villeneuve-style desert epic, Wong Kar-wai rainy phone booth), a blockbuster prompt pack (space station collision, floating bazaar, rain-soaked car chase, dinosaur stampede, carrier jet launch, temple explorer, tidal wave, canyon chase), time-coded 15-second sequences (samurai, Mars landing, neon Tokyo), and a jazz pianist prompt demonstrating synchronized instrument audio. - **Advertising & Commercial Branding** — brand promo prompts, a perfume motion-graphics example using reference images, and a time-coded luxury perfume commercial. - **Social Media & Viral Memes** — surreal comedic prompts such as a Godzilla-sized orange cat in a Chinese city and a dialogue-driven street argument scene. - **UGC Style** — mockumentary/vlog aesthetics, including a mirror-reflection glitch concept. - **Anime & Animation Styles**, **Short-form Drama & Web Series**, and **Visual Effects & Experimental Styles** — additional sections listed in the table of contents. - **Resources (API & How-to-use)** — links to API guides and advanced workflow material. - **Contributing** and **Star History** sections. ## Prompt structure conventions Many examples use a consistent format: a style header, a duration (often 15 seconds), and timestamped shot blocks (for example `[00-05s]`) describing camera, action, dialogue cues, lighting and audio. Some prompts include technical parameters such as simulated handheld camera, shallow depth of field or color grading notes. This makes the collection useful as a reference for structuring multi-shot generations rather than only as a list of one-line ideas. ## Practical notes - The repository is documentation-only: it contains prompts, links and sample media, not executable code. - The README is available in English, Simplified Chinese, German, French, Spanish and Japanese. - Two sponsor placements appear near the top (an AI image/video API platform and a Seedance-related service), which readers should treat as advertising rather than editorial recommendations. - Sample videos are hosted as GitHub user attachments and external links; some external links may become unavailable over time. - The README carries a "Last updated" timestamp and an MIT license badge. ## Who it is for Creators, marketers and prompt engineers experimenting with AI video generation who want a categorized starting library of prompts and a sense of how detailed, shot-by-shot prompting is written for this model.