What settings does the "Thirty-second single take with scene changes" prompt need?

Seedance 2.5 at 1080p, 30 seconds, 21:9. That combination costs 7,179 credits — about $71.79 — and the studio shows the figure again before you commit.

Can I change the prompt?

Yes — it is a starting point, not a recipe. Change the subject and keep the structure: shot type, camera move, lighting, lens, then audio. That order is what these models read most reliably.

Thirty-second single take with scene changes

One continuous 30-second shot that moves through three distinct environments without a cut — the thing that needs a single-pass model rather than stitched clips.

The prompt

One continuous take, no cuts. Open tight on a woman’s face lit by a green heads-up display, then the camera pulls back through a cockpit canopy to reveal a rain-lashed landing deck at night. It continues pulling back and rising into a wide aerial of the whole carrier, city lights bleeding into low cloud on the horizon. Anamorphic 40mm, practical lighting only, deep shadows. The audio moves with the camera: close breathing and instrument beeps, then rain and wind, then a distant low engine drone.

00:00:30:001080p21:9standard7,179cr≈ $71.79

Open in studio

Why it is written this way

Say "one continuous take, no cuts" explicitly. Otherwise the model will invent cuts, which is exactly what a single-pass model exists to avoid.
Write the shot as a journey with waypoints — tight, then pull back, then rise. A list of three scenes without the movement between them produces three stitched-looking segments.
Move the audio with the camera. If the sound stays put while the frame travels, the take reads as fake even when the picture holds.
This is the most expensive prompt in the library. Draft it at 5 seconds on 2.0 Fast first to check the opening framing.

Settings

Model: Seedance 2.5
Resolution: 1080p
Duration: 30s
Aspect ratio: 21:9
Cost: 7,179 credits · $71.79
Typical wait: 210s

Questions

What settings does the "Thirty-second single take with scene changes" prompt need?: Seedance 2.5 at 1080p, 30 seconds, 21:9. That combination costs 7,179 credits — about $71.79 — and the studio shows the figure again before you commit.
Can I change the prompt?: Yes — it is a starting point, not a recipe. Change the subject and keep the structure: shot type, camera move, lighting, lens, then audio. That order is what these models read most reliably.

More cinematic prompts

Aerial establishing reveal — A rising drone shot that starts on a detail and pulls out to a landscape — the standard opening of a travel or property film.
Holding a character across a move — A test built to expose identity and wardrobe drift — run this before committing to a long generation with a person in it.