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Shearling & Swan — piano score (2.0 mini)

Rina · 15s · 08/09/2026, 18:59:53

Film model: Seedance 2.0 mini6 steps
  1. writes the beats and the opening frame

    [ step 1 ]

    The Director

    writes the beats and the opening frame

    Gemini 3.8 Flash

    [ decision ]

    Rina reused as the Josei character

    [ why ]

    Same character as the earlier films so the brand keeps one recognisable face.

  2. writes the beats and the opening frame

    [ step 2 ]

    The Director

    writes the beats and the opening frame

    Gemini 3.8 Flash

    [ decision ]

    Shearling pilot jacket and bordeaux Swan bag styled photoreal

    [ why ]

    Both items are hero products, so they are treated as photoreal objects on an illustrated character.

  3. writes the beats and the opening frame

    [ step 3 ]

    The Director

    writes the beats and the opening frame

    Gemini 3.8 Flash

    [ decision ]

    Scandinavian city street at golden hour

    [ why ]

    Warm light flatters black shearling and deep bordeaux leather.

  4. writes the beats and the opening frame

    [ step 4 ]

    The Director

    writes the beats and the opening frame

    Gemini 3.8 Flash

    [ decision ]

    Opening frame: she walks the street wearing the jacket, bag on the forearm

    [ why ]

    A composed first frame anchors outfit, bag and location before animation.

  5. writes the beats and the opening frame

    [ step 5 ]

    The Director

    writes the beats and the opening frame

    Seedance 2.0 mini

    [ decision ]

    Asked for an original piano score and locked the bag as a photographic asset in every frame.

    [ why ]

    The engine only refuses sound when it can drift into real music, and the bag only stays 1:1 when it is described as a locked asset, never as something it may re-design.

    [ sound ]
    On — an original, copyright-free minimal piano score under street ambience and footsteps.
  6. writes the beats and the opening frame

    [ step 6 ]

    The Director

    writes the beats and the opening frame

    pipeline

    [ decision ]

    QC: frames at 0.5s/4s/8s/12s/14.5s inspected

    [ why ]

    Jacket and bag stay true to the packshots; the bag hardware drifts slightly in the close-up, no extra bags appear.

Products kept photoreal