What settings does the "First-person UGC unboxing" prompt need?

Seedance 2.0 at 1080p, 10 seconds, 9:16. That combination costs 1,777 credits — about $17.77 — 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.

First-person UGC unboxing

Handheld phone-style unboxing from the buyer’s point of view, with the small imperfections that make UGC read as real rather than as an advert.

The prompt

First-person point of view, handheld phone camera, slightly unsteady. Hands open a small kraft-paper box on a wooden kitchen table in soft daylight from a window on the left. The lid lifts, tissue paper is folded back, and a pair of white earbuds is lifted toward the camera. Natural micro-shake, occasional focus hunt. Room tone with faint paper rustle and a single soft click as the case opens.

00:00:10:001080p9:16standard1,777cr≈ $17.77

Open in studio

Why it is written this way

Ask for the flaws. "Micro-shake" and "focus hunt" are what separate UGC from a commercial — a perfectly stable shot reads as an ad and converts worse.
Vertical from the start. Cropping a 16:9 generation to 9:16 afterwards throws away half the frame you paid for.
Name the sounds you want. Paper rustle and a case click carry more realism than any visual detail.

Settings

Model: Seedance 2.0
Resolution: 1080p
Duration: 10s
Aspect ratio: 9:16
Cost: 1,777 credits · $17.77
Typical wait: 95s

Questions

What settings does the "First-person UGC unboxing" prompt need?: Seedance 2.0 at 1080p, 10 seconds, 9:16. That combination costs 1,777 credits — about $17.77 — 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.