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Multi-Shot Narratives with [cut]
Create videos with multiple scene transitions using the [cut] command. Perfect for product showcases, storytelling, and commercial-style videos.
How to Use [cut] Commands
Seedance 1.0 Pro supports multi-shot videos by using [cut] commands or phrases like "camera switch" to separate different shots. This allows you to create more complex narratives with multiple scenes in a single generation.
Format Example:
Close-up of an iPhone on a marble desk. The phone screen displays vibrant colors. Professional studio lighting.
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The phone slowly rotates, showing its sleek metal edges and camera array.
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Top-down shot of the phone with wireless earbuds and a smartwatch arranged artistically around it.Best Practices
- 2-3 shots for 5-second videos
- 3-5 shots for 10-second videos
- Keep consistent visual style
- Describe each shot clearly
Requirements
- Pro mode only
- 10s duration recommended
- Costs 30 credits (Pro, 1080p, 10s)
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Product Showcase - iPhone
Use Case: E-commerce multi-angle product videos
Full Prompt with [cut] Commands:
Close-up of an iPhone on a marble desk. The phone screen displays vibrant colors. Professional studio lighting from the left.
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The phone slowly rotates, showing its sleek metal edges and triple camera array. Reflections glimmer on the surface.
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Top-down shot of the phone with wireless earbuds and a smartwatch arranged artistically around it. Minimalist composition.Settings:
Mode
Pro
Quality
1080p
Duration
10s
Aspect Ratio
1:1 (Square)
Cost
30 credits
What This Example Demonstrates:
- • 3 distinct shots in one video
- • Product from multiple angles
- • Professional e-commerce style
- • Consistent lighting and composition
Tips for Product Multi-Shots:
- • Start with close-up hero shot
- • Show product details in second shot
- • End with lifestyle or context shot
- • Maintain consistent lighting across shots
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High-Energy Commercial - DJ/Club Scene
Use Case: Fast-paced marketing and promotional content
Full Prompt with [cut] Commands:
A DJ at turntables with vibrant neon lights. Hands moving dynamically over the mixer. High energy atmosphere. Camera push in.
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Crowd dancing with colorful strobe lights flashing. Silhouettes moving to the beat. Low angle shot looking up.
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Close-up of DJ headphones and equipment with LED displays. Bass speakers pulsing. Professional club setting.
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Wide aerial shot of the entire club with laser lights cutting through smoke. Epic finale moment.Settings:
Mode
Pro
Quality
1080p
Duration
10s
Aspect Ratio
9:16 (Portrait)
Cost
30 credits
What This Example Demonstrates:
- • 4 rapid cuts for high energy
- • Multiple camera angles (push in, low angle, close-up, aerial)
- • Commercial pacing and style
- • Building to a climactic finale
Tips for High-Energy Commercials:
- • Use 4-5 shots for dynamic pacing
- • Vary camera angles dramatically
- • Build intensity from start to finish
- • End with wide "wow" shot
Multi-Shot Best Practices
Shot Count Guidelines
- 2-3 shots:Best for 5-second videos. Simple progression.
- 3-4 shots:Ideal for 10-second videos. Balanced pacing.
- 4-5 shots:High-energy content. Quick cuts.
Maintaining Continuity
- Keep consistent lighting across shots
- Maintain the same visual style
- Use similar color palette
- Describe transitions if needed
Camera Angle Variety
- • Wide → Medium → Close-up (classic progression)
- • Low angle → Eye level → High angle (dynamic)
- • Static → Moving → Static (rhythm)
- • Details → Subject → Context (storytelling)
Common Use Cases
- •Products: Hero shot → Details → Lifestyle
- •Stories: Character → Action → Result
- •Tutorials: Overview → Steps → Final
- •Ads: Hook → Feature → CTA
Ready to Create Multi-Scene Videos?
Start creating professional multi-shot narratives with the [cut] command. Perfect for storytelling, product showcases, and dynamic content.
