Cinematic Chinese Xianxia Drama Storyboard

Prompt

Seedance Prompt | Being Seen I. Project Positioning Cinematic realistic quality, pure ancient Chinese Xianxia aesthetics. The core is a restrained, mature emotional relationship drama. Using: High-level martial arts character blocking, Arri Alexa cinematic texture, clear and stable facial micro-details, fine film grain, and natural volumetric light. The core reversal revolves around "being seen": Everyone remembers the one who swings the final sword, but the person who truly determines the outcome might be the one who found the first breakthrough point but went unnoticed for a long time. Narrative Principles: The emotional center belongs strictly to the two women in @image1 and @image2. Supporting characters provide external evaluation, social pressure, and witness the reversal, but cannot replace the leads as the emotional center. The environment remains vivid but neutral in narration. II. Reference Controls 1. Character Identity Anchors: @image1 strictly serves as the identity anchor for Character ID A (Sword Immortal Senior Sister). @image2 strictly serves as the identity anchor for Character ID B (Junior Sister). 2. Environment Reference: All newly uploaded background and location reference images together determine the environmental DNA. Requirements: Do not mechanically copy any single reference image, maintain a consistent world identity, and three shots must share consistent geographical logic. III. Environmental Principles The background is always vivid but neutral. Elements like water flow, mist, and vegetation must move naturally without triggering plot developments. IV. Technical Direction Organized according to Seedance 2.0 Fast capabilities, emphasizing: character consistency from image references, native lip-sync, stable gaze and character positions, and directorial control over performance, lighting, and camera movement. V. Character Settings Character ID A | Sword Immortal Senior Sister (@image1): 25-30 years old, East Asian, oval face, fair skin, black hair with white jade hairpin. Cold, stable, direct, and values truth. Character ID B | Junior Sister (@image2): 20-25 years old, East Asian, round lively face, braided hair, petite. Smart, restrained, used to putting herself in a secondary position. VI. Core Narrative Structure Three beats: 1. External credit given to Senior Sister. 2. Senior Sister immediately corrects it, pointing to Junior Sister's breakthrough. 3. Junior Sister says "No one saw it then," Senior Sister replies "I saw it," followed by a repositioning action to let Junior Sister stand in front. VII. Storyboard Script (0-15s) 0-5s | Wide/Long Shot: Battle aftermath. Senior Sister and Junior Sister stand apart. Master says "The credit for breaking the formation goes to you." Senior Sister replies "Wrong." 5-10s | Medium/Cowboy Shot: Enemy argues "The final sword was clearly yours." Senior Sister ignores him, looks at Junior Sister: "She found the first eye of the formation." Junior Sister is surprised. 10-15s | Close-up/ECU: Junior Sister: "But... no one saw it then." Senior Sister: "I saw it." Followed by: "The first step is often harder than the last sword." Senior Sister steps back, letting Junior Sister stand in front. VIII. Performance Requirements Senior Sister: Calm, stable. Junior Sister: From restrained to touched, standing tall. Master: Restrained approval. IX. Actions and Blocking...