Make an impossible continuous zoom, Guide in Ophelia:
1. Film your subject. This can be as simple as an iPhone in the grass while someone runs back and forth. That's the whole shoot, no drone, no crew
2.0 Pull a few clean close-ups from that footage: a face shot, a back view, a full-body running still. This locks the character so the same face and outfit survive into the generated world
3.0 Generate the landscape you wish you'd shot in. One cinematic wide of a mountain range, a valley, a coastline, whatever world you want
4.0 Open the main prompt box, toggle Seedance 2.0, and paste the prompt below. Attach your video clip, your close-ups, and your landscape as references
5.0 Set it to 1080p, 16:9, and hit generate
FAQ
- Is this really one shot?
- It reads as one unbroken zoom. You film a simple clip of your subject, generate the landscape separately, and Seedance 2.0 ties them into a single continuous camera move. No visible cut.
- How is a shot like this even possible?
- Its tough. A 400mm zoom pulling across kilometers of terrain can't be filmed with real gear. That's the whole point: you get a shot no drone or helicopter could actually capture.
- What does "locking the character" mean?
- You pull a few close-ups of your subject (face, back, full body) and attach them as references. That keeps the same face and outfit consistent as the camera zooms into the generated world, instead of the AI inventing a different person.
- Do I need a fancy camera?
- No. An iPhone in the grass is enough. The brief here was literally a phone filming a friend running in a park.
- What's the prompt actually describing?
- One camera move, in plain cinematography language: a 400mm natural zoom from a wide landscape to a close shot of your subject. Short and simple beats long and vague.