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UK Halloween Candy Bags — 15-Second Full Script

UK Real-Home Iteration Version

PROJECT INFORMATION

Target Duration: 15.00 seconds
Frame Rate: 30 fps
Resolution: 720 × 1280, vertical 9:16
Generation Strategy: Generate the entire video in one Seedance 2.5 generation. At exactly 15.00 seconds, freeze the final frame and end the video.
On-Screen Text: None. No subtitles or screen text.
Products: Both candy bags must remain visible throughout the video where specified.
Target Market: United Kingdom
Dialogue / VO: Natural, authentic British English.
MAIN PRODUCT DETAILS
Product A — Orange Pumpkin Candy Bag
Shape: rounded pumpkin silhouette, wider at the bottom, with a white curved handle section at the top and a transparent PVC lid.
Approximate dimensions:
18 cm high × 14 cm wide × 6 cm deep.
Main body colour: bright orange #FF6600.
Front design: classic jack-o’-lantern cut-out face with triangular eyes and a jagged smiling mouth.
A symmetrical bright orange satin bow, approximately 4 cm wide, is tied around the top handle, with hanging ribbon tails.

Material: rigid plastic outer shell with a transparent PVC viewing lid.

Inside the bag:

Bottom layer filled with approximately 1 cm diameter round hard candies in red, yellow, blue, green, and orange.

One purple spiral lollipop.

One green poison-apple-shaped gummy.
One orange pumpkin-shaped gummy.

Two to three yellow-white-orange candy corn pieces.

One chocolate bar in purple wrapping.

Two to three eyeball gummies.

One black-and-white striped candy cane.

One cupcake-shaped gummy.

Product B — Black Witch’s Cauldron Candy Bag
Shape: rounded cauldron-style container with two black curved handles on both sides.
Approximate dimensions:
16 cm high × 14 cm wide × 6 cm deep.
Main body: glossy black.
At the top are three to four fluorescent green #39FF14 dripping slime decorations.
A symmetrical bright purple satin bow, approximately 4 cm wide, is tied to the handle.
The front features a black silhouette of a bat with its wings spread.
Material: rigid plastic outer shell with a transparent PVC viewing lid.
Inside the bag:

Caramel popcorn.

Three to four round green gummy balls.

Two to three eyeball gummies.
Three to four chocolate balls in gold wrappers.

CHARACTER — AUTHENTIC UK LOCAL LOOK

A young British mother, approximately 24–29 years old.

She has naturally light flaxen-blonde, medium-length hair, casually tied into a loose low half-ponytail.

Fair skin with a cool undertone.

Makeup is minimal, clean, and natural, with a no-makeup look and soft light-brown natural eyebrows. No heavy makeup.

She wears a classic casual British home outfit:

Oatmeal-coloured knitted sweater vest.
White long-sleeve base layer underneath.
Light-grey relaxed straight-leg sweatpants.
No jewellery or accessories.

Her hands are fair-skinned, with short natural nails and plain nude-coloured manicure.

Her movements should feel relaxed, casual, and natural.

The performance should feel like genuine UK family lifestyle UGC rather than posed commercial advertising.

UK REAL-HOME ENVIRONMENT

Location

A normal ground-floor open-plan dining and living room inside an ordinary home in a city in the English Midlands.

Time: sunny afternoon during Halloween weekend.

Through the windows, show authentic British residential surroundings:
Red-brick terraced or semi-detached homes.
Black wrought-iron fencing.
Dry yellow late-autumn lawn.

Deciduous trees with fallen autumn leaves.

The overall setting should feel like an ordinary, believable British family home.

Interior

Light beige-grey painted walls.

Minimal natural-wood sideboard.

Vintage British-style standing clock.

Light oak solid-wood dining table.

Light-grey fabric armchair.

Low-saturation, understated home furnishings.

Halloween Decorations
Decorations should match the simple, tasteful style of a typical UK family home.
On the sideboard:
Several small jack-o’-lantern decorations at different heights.

White fluffy ghost ornaments.

On the wall:

Matte black bat silhouettes.
In one corner:
A subtle thin black spider-web decoration.
Warm orange vintage string lights are loosely wrapped around the edge of the sideboard.
On the dining table:
A small amount of black-and-orange Halloween confetti.

Several miniature skeleton ornaments.

The decorations should create a clear Halloween atmosphere without blocking or visually competing with the products.

15-SECOND PRECISE SHOT-BY-SHOT TIMELINE

Shot 1 — 0.00–1.85s
Hook / Product Introduction

Fixed medium shot.

The woman stands naturally behind the dining table in the British home environment, smiling casually at the camera.

Both Halloween candy bags are placed on the table.

She picks up the orange pumpkin candy bag with her right hand, supports the bottom with her left hand, raises it to chest height, and gently shakes it twice.

She then calmly places it back in the centre of the table.

Natural British dialogue:

“Oh, these are adorable for Halloween!”
Shot 2 �� 1.85–3.80s

Opening the Lid

Fixed 90-degree top-down close-up.

Both hands gently hold the edge of the transparent PVC lid of the orange pumpkin candy bag.

She flips the lid upward approximately 90 degrees, revealing the empty interior cavity.

Movement is smooth and relaxed.

Include a subtle realistic plastic rubbing/opening sound.

British VO:

“You just open the top…”

Shot 3 — 3.80–5.85s

Candy-Filling Montage

Fixed top-down close-up.

Both hands quickly place all specified types of candy into the orange pumpkin bag one after another.

Each candy type is visually shown for approximately 0.2–0.3 seconds.

The container gradually becomes fully filled.

Include realistic sounds of:

Candies lightly colliding.

Wrappers rubbing together.

British VO:

“…fill it with all their favourite treats…”

Shot 4 — 5.85–7.80s

Organise and Close

Top-down close-up.

The hands lightly adjust and straighten the orange satin bow and its ribbon tails.

She smooths the decoration, then presses the transparent PVC lid downward until it closes securely.

After closing it, she holds the handle and gently shakes the bag once.

Clearly show the full, colourful candy-filled result.

British VO:

“…close it up, and it’s ready.”

Shot 5 — 7.80–11.15s

Comparing Both Designs

Eye-level close shot.
The two candy bags are placed symmetrically in the centre of the table.

The woman holds one handle in each hand and gently lifts and lowers both bags twice at the same time.

The camera makes a very subtle left-to-right floating movement.

Clearly show:

Both product designs.

Their shapes.

Handles.

Bows.

Transparent lids.

Internal candy details.

The complete British Halloween home setting remains visible in the background.

British VO:

“Pumpkin or witch’s cauldron? I genuinely can’t choose.”

Shot 6 — 11.15–13.25s

Halloween Home Atmosphere

Medium shot with a smooth lateral camera move and gentle push-in.

The camera slowly moves from the dining table toward the sideboard area.

Both candy bags are neatly positioned as part of the Halloween display.

Show the wider British home Halloween setup:

Mini pumpkins.

Ghost decorations.

Black bats.
Spider web.
Warm orange string lights.
Autumn home atmosphere.
The products remain clearly visible and visually dominant.
British VO:

“They look so cute set out for Halloween night.”

Shot 7 — 13.25–15.00s

Final Product Display + Freeze Frame

Fixed medium shot.

The woman holds one candy bag in each hand at chest height and smiles naturally toward the camera.

Arrange them in a slightly staggered composition, with the left product slightly higher and the right product slightly lower.

She then calmly places both products back onto the table and lightly points toward them with her fingers.

Natural British dialogue:

“The kids are going to love these.”

At exactly 15.00 seconds, freeze the final frame and end the video.

LIGHTING
Primary light source:
Natural soft daylight entering through a south-facing floor-to-ceiling or large residential window.
Light direction:
Approximately 45 degrees from the right side.
Lighting characteristics:

Bright and transparent.

Soft.

No harsh shadows.

Even ambient bounce light fills the scene.

Overall colour temperature: approximately 5400K natural daylight.

Maintain subtle realistic plastic highlights on the products.

The woman’s face must remain evenly exposed.

The outdoor area visible through the window may be slightly overexposed and softly blurred.

The products and subject remain sharp and clearly separated from the background.

The Halloween string lights act only as subtle warm atmospheric accent lighting.

Overall lighting should feel bright, warm, natural, and appropriate for an autumn afternoon in a British home.

CAMERA MOVEMENT

Shot 1: Fixed medium shot, no movement.

Shots 2–4: Fixed 90-degree overhead shots, no camera movement.

Shot 5: Close shot with very subtle side-to-side floating motion.
Approximate movement amplitude: ±3 cm.
Approximate frequency: 0.5 Hz.

Shot 6: Smooth lateral movement approximately 60 cm combined with a slow 20 cm push-in.

Shot 7: Fixed medium shot, no movement.

Use hard cuts throughout.

No fade-ins.

No fade-outs.

Overall pacing:
calm opening → faster middle section → slower atmospheric ending.
The editing rhythm must fit precisely within the 15-second duration.
AUDIO

0.00–1.85s

Light, playful Halloween electronic music intro.

Tempo: approximately 120 BPM.

Include live character dialogue.

1.85–3.80s

Background music continues.

Add realistic plastic lid rubbing/opening sound.

Include VO.

3.80–5.85s

Background music continues.

Add realistic candy collision and wrapper friction sounds.

Include VO.
5.85–7.80s
Background music continues.

Add a subtle closing/clicking sound from the PVC lid.

Add soft candy movement sound when the product is gently shaken.

Include VO.

7.80–11.15s

Main rhythmic percussion section of the music enters.

Add subtle plastic handling sounds.

Include VO.

11.15–13.25s

Slightly reduce music volume.

Maintain subtle realistic room ambience.

Include VO.

13.25–15.00s

Music builds gently toward the ending.

Include live character dialogue.

Immediately after 15.00 seconds, the music fades into silence while the final image remains frozen.

OVERALL VISUAL STYLE

Authentic British home UGC product-recommendation style.

TikTok lifestyle vlog aesthetic.

Warm, vibrant colour treatment.

Main colours:

Orange.

Black.

Accent colours:

Fluorescent green.

Purple.

Natural smartphone-camera appearance with very subtle digital sharpening.

The video should feel:

Real.

Domestic.

Casual.

Friendly.

Warm.

Cheerful.

Unstaged.

Target audience:

UK parents, families, and young women.

STRICT CONSISTENCY REQUIREMENTS

Both products must maintain exactly the same:

Shape.

Colour.

Structure.

Decorations.

Handles.

Bows.

Transparent PVC components.

No deformation or colour changes at any point.
Candy quantities and candy types must remain visually consistent.

Do not spontaneously add or remove candies.

The woman’s:
Face.

Hair.

Outfit.

Body proportions.
Nail appearance.
must remain consistent throughout the video.
Background decorations must not:
Change position.
Disappear.
Multiply.

Appear spontaneously.

No subtitles.

No on-screen text.

No logos.

No brand marks.

No prices.
No QR codes.
No URLs.
No purchase links.
No promotional overlays.
No metadata or prompt-related terminology visible anywhere in the video.
Both candy bags must always remain clearly identifiable as:

rigid plastic containers with transparent PVC viewing lids.

Halloween decorations must never obscure the products.

Maintain the specified music style and timing throughout the entire video.

PROHIBITED CONTENT

Do not include:
Commercial logos.
Brand names.
Promotional badges.
Discount wording.

Pricing.

Price-related text.

QR codes.
URLs.
Purchase links.
Source-video terminology.

Reference-image terminology.

Comparison/reference metadata.

Prompt terminology.

Generation metadata.

Any other meta-language related to the production process.

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Seedance 2.5 Halloween “Oversized Glowing Ghost Swing | Mexico TikTok | 30s Full Prompt

1. Core Setup
Target Market: Yucatán, Mexico (Mérida / Kanasín)
Duration: 30 seconds
Aspect Ratio: 9:16
Resolution / Frame Rate: 4K, 60fps
Camera Style: Authentic rear-camera iPhone UGC footage, switching naturally between 26mm / 28mm / 35mm focal lengths. Slight handheld shake, natural vertical movement while walking, subtle auto-exposure breathing.

Throughout the entire video:

No subtitles
No prices
No QR codes
No logos
No watermarks

No garbled text

No minors
Characters
Cecilia
31 years old, local to Mérida, works as an event-planning assistant.
Appearance:
warm honey-wheat skin tone
deep brown almond-shaped eyes

medium-length naturally curly dark brown hair, half tied low

Outfit:

loose dark brick-red short-sleeve T-shirt

high-waisted light-blue denim Bermuda shorts

off-white platform casual sandals
small gold hoop earrings
slim brown wristwatch

Karla

36 years old, Cecilia’s adult neighbor and longtime friend.
Appearance:
warm wheat skin tone
short dark brown curly hair
Outfit:

cream-white sleeveless tank top

dark-gray high-waisted casual pants

white casual sneakers

In the second half of the video, two additional adult neighbors aged 30+ briefly appear only as authentic passersby and social proof.
Relationship & Voice

Cecilia is efficient, practical, and has strong ideas about home decorating.

At first, Karla thinks Cecilia has “bought another pile of Halloween stuff,” but her attitude clearly changes once she sees the actual size of the products.
Cecilia’s Voice
Natural mid-range female voice typical of a younger woman from Yucatán.

Tone:

warm

slightly fast-paced

casual

conversational

sounds like two real friends talking

Karla’s Voice

More direct and spontaneous in her reactions.
Purchase Motivation
The front yard has a large tree canopy and a broad wall surface.
Even after adding small pumpkins and spider webs, the space still looks empty.
These three oversized ghost swings are large enough to create a strong focal point by themselves.

They also already include:

swings

autumn maple leaves

warm lighting

natural movement

One complete set is enough to create the visual centerpiece of the yard, so there is no need to keep buying lots of small miscellaneous decorations.

2. Environment

A normal two-story family home in the outskirts of Mérida.
Time:
Late afternoon around 5:10 PM, gradually transitioning into a humid deep-blue dusk.
Exterior details:
light cream-gray cement stucco walls

slight humidity stains

subtle mismatched touch-up paint

old dark-green wooden front door

black wrought-iron front gate
worn light gray-beige concrete paving

At the center-left of the front yard stands a fixed mature, thick-trunk mango tree.

A low main branch extends horizontally and provides enough space to hang exactly three oversized ghosts with clear separation.
Fixed Environmental Props
Left side:
2 potted agave plants
1 large red terracotta planter
Right side:

light wooden bench

3–4 pumpkins

2 Jack-o’-lanterns

2 small black vintage lanterns

Nearby:
1 silver aluminum A-frame ladder

1 large kraft cardboard box beneath the tree

a small amount of fallen leaves
The house must retain ordinary lived-in family-home imperfections:
water stains along the base of the wall
fine soil near exposed tree roots

slightly chipped paint on the gate

uneven aged wood tones on the bench
Strictly prohibit:
luxury mansions

swimming pools

estates
professional photo studios
3. Absolute Product Lock
Throughout the entire video, there must be exactly three identical oversized white glowing ghost swings.

Each ghost must contain exactly:

1 oversized rounded white fabric ghost head/body
exactly 2 black oval eyes
no mouth
no nose

no human face

no arms

no legs

soft, opaque white fabric naturally hanging downward
1 dark honey-brown rectangular wooden swing seat
exactly 2 thick dark hanging ropes
both ropes wrapped with faux maple-leaf vines in burnt orange, orange-red, and small amounts of brown-yellow
exactly 2 black metal hooks at the top
internal warm orange-yellow LED lighting only
Mandatory Size Lock
Each hanging ghost must have an overall visible height of approximately:
125–140 cm
The white fabric body should visually occupy approximately the scale of an adult human torso from chest level to thigh level.
Wooden swing seat width:
approximately 60–65 cm
Once all three ghosts are hanging from the tree, they must have an extremely strong oversized visual presence.

They must never appear as:

small toys

small hanging ornaments

miniature decorations

Lighting State

During daylight:

all 3 ghosts are OFF

pure white

completely unlit
After activation:
all 3 ghosts illuminate simultaneously

internal warm orange-yellow LED glow

white fabric texture must remain clearly visible

Remote Control
The remote is always:
small

white

rounded rectangular shape
clearly visible red button
4. Full 30-Second Shot List

Shot 1 | 00:00–00:03

Ordinary Front Yard → Oversized Unboxing Hook

26mm low-angle medium-wide shot.
Camera slowly moves forward approximately 50 cm from the gate toward the mango tree.
The large kraft cardboard box strongly occupies the foreground.
Karla looks at the existing pumpkins and spider webs and laughs:

Karla:
“¿Ya quedó? Se sigue viendo medio vacío, ¿no?”

Cecilia is crouching beside the box, looks up, smiles, and says:
Cecilia:
“Espérate tantito.”

She grabs both hanging ropes of the first ghost with both hands and sharply pulls upward.

The following sequence must be clearly visible in one continuous action:

ropes rise first
→ oversized white fabric ghost rapidly unfolds out of the box
→ both black eyes become fully visible
→ enormous white fabric body drops downward
→ wooden swing seat falls naturally last with a solid “THUD”

The product must visually cover the area in front of Cecilia from approximately her chest/abdomen down to her thighs.

Karla steps half a step backward:

Karla:
“¡No manches! ¡Sí está enorme!”
Camera quickly pans into the box, revealing the other 2 ghosts.

Cecilia:
“Y todavía faltan dos.”

ASMR
cardboard friction

sandal footsteps

wooden seat “THUD”

maple-leaf vine rustling
A low-volume mysterious music-box melody begins.
Shot 2 | 00:03–00:06
Second Surprise Reaction + Product Construction Details
35mm medium-close shot.

Karla bends down to confirm that there are two more ghosts inside the box, then looks back up:

Karla:
“¿Neta son tres? Ah, bueno… así sí llenas todo esto.”

Cecilia holds the first oversized ghost fully upright in front of herself.
Karla reaches out and touches the dark honey-brown wooden seat, then lightly moves the maple-leaf vine.

Rapid detail close-ups in this exact sequence:

wood grain
→ thick hanging rope
→ maple-leaf vine
→ two black eyes
Cecilia raises her hand and points toward the thick tree branch overhead:

Cecilia:
“Van en esa rama.”

Shot 3 | 00:06–00:11
Real Installation of Three Oversized Ghosts on the Tree
28mm low-angle medium-wide shot.
Installation actions are completely locked.

Ghost 1

Cecilia stands on the ladder.

Left hook:
CLACK

Right hook:

CLACK

Only after both hooks are secured does Cecilia release the ghost.

The oversized ghost naturally drops into its hanging position.
Ghost 2

Karla supports the wooden seat from below.

Cecilia attaches the two hooks one after another.

Only after both are securely attached does she release it.

Ghost 3
Both women move toward a farther section of the thick tree branch.
Left and right hooks are attached sequentially.
Then the ghost is released.

Final arrangement:

Exactly 3 ghosts hang from near to far at staggered depths.
Spacing between each ghost:

approximately 90–120 cm

All wooden swing seats remain perfectly horizontal.
Camera pans across:

white fabric bodies

large black eyes

wooden seats

maple-leaf vines

thick ropes

Karla looks upward:

Karla:
“Hasta apagados ya cambiaron todo el patio.”

Cecilia climbs down from the ladder:

Cecilia:
“Espérate a que oscurezca.”

ASMR

subtle ladder sounds

left/right metal CLACK

tree leaves rubbing

maple-leaf vine rustling

Shot 4 | 00:11–00:15

Remote-Control Suspense + Simultaneous Illumination

35mm first-person POV.

Cecilia’s left hand enters the frame holding the small white rounded rectangular remote.

All three oversized ghosts in front are currently:

pure white

completely OFF

not glowing

Karla stands behind and to the right, looking upward and waiting.

Cecilia:
“Justo por esto quería el paquete de tres… mira.”

Her thumb slowly moves toward the red button.

Pause for 0.2 seconds.
At exactly 00:14.7, firmly press the red button.
Clear:
CLICK
The background music abruptly cuts out for 0.15 seconds.

At the exact same moment, layer:

WHOOM
reverse metallic SHRRR

low-frequency BOOM

wind rushing through the tree canopy
The environment has just entered deep-blue dusk.

All 3 ghosts illuminate at exactly the same moment with warm orange-yellow internal LED light.

Black bats begin flying across the upper tree canopy.
Shot 5 | 00:15–00:19
Lighting Payoff + Large Natural Swinging Motion
Hold the previous visual frame for approximately 0.2 seconds.

Approximately 12–18 black bats rapidly fly over the tree canopy.

The Jack-o’-lanterns and black vintage mini lanterns simultaneously illuminate with warm light.
A clearly noticeable evening gust blows through the yard.

All 3 oversized ghosts must swing visibly forward and backward.

Swing Range

Nearest ghost:
20–30 cm

Middle ghost:
18–26 cm

Farthest ghost:
16–22 cm
Their timing must differ slightly.
Mechanical synchronization is prohibited.

Both hanging ropes always maintain realistic tension.

The wooden seats move along natural pendulum arcs.
The white fabric hems and maple-leaf vines follow with a slight physical delay.

Karla is startled by the sudden illumination and raises her shoulders slightly, then immediately laughs:

Karla:
“¡Ay, no inventes! Ahora sí parece otra casa.”

ASMR

bat wing flapping

evening wind

tree leaves

rope creaking

maple-leaf vine rustling
white fabric fluttering
The mysterious music-box track reaches its climax.
Shot 6 | 00:19–00:24

Immersive First-Person Walkthrough

28mm real handheld POV.

Camera slowly walks from the front gate toward the tree.

Approach Ghost 1 first.

Pass approximately 50–60 cm to the left side of the nearest ghost.
The enormous white fabric body visibly sweeps across the foreground.

Continue underneath the tree.

Physically walk between Ghost 1 and Ghost 2.

Then continue forward toward Ghost 3.

The camera must show realistic vertical body movement caused by normal walking.

Strictly prohibit:

gimbal-like floating motion

passing through the white fabric

passing through wooden seats
passing through tree branches

No dialogue.
Retain:

evening wind
tree-leaf rustling

maple-leaf vine friction

rope creaks

white fabric flutter

distant bat wing sounds

music-box climax

Shot 7 | 00:24–00:27

Neighbor Turns Back + Social Proof
Camera is positioned approximately 3 meters outside the black wrought-iron gate, looking inward toward the yard.

Two adult neighbors naturally walk past outside the gate.

Neighbor A has already taken one step beyond the house.
They notice the three huge warm-orange glowing ghosts clearly swinging beneath the tree.
Neighbor A stops and turns back.
Neighbor A:
“¡Oye! ¿De dónde sacaste esos?”
Neighbor B raises a phone and takes a photo:
Neighbor B:
“Desde la calle se ven buenísimos.”

Inside the yard, Karla smiles toward Cecilia:

Karla:
“¿Ves? Ésos sí se notan.”

Shot 8 | 00:27–00:30
Full Final Result + Purchase CTA

28mm medium-wide shot from outside the yard.

Clearly show the entire scene:

thick mature mango tree

exactly 3 oversized warm-orange glowing ghosts

natural forward-and-back swinging motion

Jack-o’-lanterns

small vintage lanterns

agave plants

red terracotta planter

light wooden bench

ordinary residential house background

Cecilia stands on the right side of the frame without blocking the products.
She first looks up at the ghosts, then naturally looks toward the camera.
Cecilia:
“Si tu entrada se ve vacía, con estos tres ya armas todo de una. Yo por eso preferí el set completo; te lo dejé aquí abajito.”
From behind her, Karla adds:

Karla:
“Y no necesitas llenarlo de veinte adornos.”

During the final 0.7 seconds, both women naturally step aside.

Only the following remain clearly visible:
thick mango tree
3 oversized ghosts
warm orange lighting
deep-blue night atmosphere
continuous natural wind-driven swinging
5. Seedance 2.0 AI Video Prompt

Video Prompt

9:16, 4K 60fps, authentic rear-camera iPhone UGC footage in the front yard of a normal family home in Mérida, Mexico.
Follow this exact action sequence:

large cardboard box
→ pull oversized ghost upward and unfold it
→ wooden swing seat drops last
→ reveal the other 2 ghosts
→ close-up details of wooden seat / thick ropes / maple leaves / two eyes
→ hang all 3 ghosts onto the tree one by one using left and right hooks
→ first-person POV of white remote with red button
→ pause before pressing
→ press red button
→ all 3 ghosts illuminate simultaneously with warm orange light
→ evening wind causes large forward-and-back swinging movements at different amplitudes
→ real handheld POV walkthrough beneath the tree
→ adult neighbors turn back and take a photo
→ complete front-yard final result with purchase CTA

Product Lock

Throughout the entire video there must be exactly 3 identical ghosts.

Each ghost must have exactly:

1 white fabric ghost body

2 black oval eyes

1 dark honey-brown rectangular wooden swing seat
2 thick dark hanging ropes

2 black metal hooks

faux maple-leaf vines in burnt orange, orange-red, and brown-yellow
warm orange-yellow internal LED lighting

All 3 ghosts must maintain an oversized visible height of:

125–140 cm
Wooden seat width:

60–65 cm

Never reduce their scale.
Physics Lock

Installation must always be performed manually.

The left and right hooks must be secured sequentially.

The person may release the product only after both hooks are fully attached.

The lights must only activate after the red remote-control button is pressed.
All three ghosts must illuminate perfectly simultaneously.
Once the wind begins:
wooden swing seats respond first by moving along realistic forward-and-back arcs
white fabric and maple leaves follow slightly later due to inertia
all 3 ghosts have slightly different swing amplitudes
Strictly prohibit:
sideways swinging
spinning

collisions

LED illumination must only glow through the interior of the white fabric.

The following parts must never glow:
wooden seat

rope

maple leaves
Lighting must not be overexposed to the point where product structure disappears.

6. Audio Prompt

During the first half:

Low-volume mysterious music-box melody.
Fully retain natural sounds of:
cardboard friction
footsteps
wooden seat dropping

metal hook CLACK

maple-leaf vine rustling

tree leaves

At exactly 00:14.7, after the remote-control CLICK:

Background music cuts out for 0.15 seconds.
Layer the following sounds:
WHOOM
SHRRR
BOOM
wind rushing through the tree canopy
During the second half, emphasize:
bats
evening wind
rope creaks
white fabric fluttering
The music-box melody reaches its climax.
Dialogue must be spoken in natural Yucatán Mexican Spanish.
The two women should sound like real friends casually decorating the entrance to a home.

Do not use:

presenter voice

commercial announcer tone

scripted advertising delivery
7. Negative Prompt
small ghosts, miniature ghosts, tiny hanging ornaments, fewer than 3 ghosts, more than 3 ghosts, mouth, nose, human face, teeth, arms, legs, extra eyes, missing wooden seat, shrinking wooden seat, wooden seat turning into a thin rod, two ropes merging into one, missing hooks, disappearing maple leaves, changing LED colors, ghosts illuminating at different times, ghosts lighting up before the remote button is pressed, automatic floating, automatic installation, static ghosts, insufficient swinging movement, sideways swinging, 360-degree rotation, mechanically synchronized movement, high-speed twitching, twisted ropes, ropes turning into braided spirals, collisions with tree, collisions with camera, bats transforming into ravens or monsters, character face changes, outfit changes, tree teleportation, background props teleporting, mansion, luxury house, CGI plastic look, drone-like floating camera, subtitles, prices, logos, watermarks, garbled text.
8. Execution Checklist
Action Sequence — 100% Locked
unbox by pulling upward
→ oversized ghost unfolds
→ wooden seat drops
→ reveal the other 2 ghosts
→ product detail shots
→ hang all 3 ghosts one by one using two hooks each
→ POV remote-control pause and button press
→ all 3 ghosts illuminate simultaneously
→ strong wind creates different natural forward-and-back swinging rhythms
→ real POV walkthrough beneath the tree
→ adult neighbors turn back and take a photo
→ complete front-yard CTA
Product Descriptors — 100% Locked

Exactly 3 oversized ghosts.

Each must have:

rounded white fabric ghost body

2 black oval eyes

dark honey-brown rectangular wooden swing seat

2 thick dark hanging ropes

2 black metal hooks

burnt-orange / orange-red / brown-yellow maple-leaf vines

warm orange-yellow internal LED lighting

9. Purchase-Motivation Logic �� Must Form a Complete Loop

The ordinary front yard has:

a large tree

a large wall surface
Small decorations still leave the space visually empty.
Therefore:

3 oversized ghosts immediately create the main visual centerpiece.

During the day:
scale
white fabric

autumn maple leaves

already create strong seasonal atmosphere.

At night:
warm internal lighting
large natural swinging movement

make the effect much stronger.

Therefore, there is no need to keep buying ten or twenty separate small decorations.

The decorations are large enough that neighbors can notice them directly from the street.

This creates a clear reason why buying one complete set of three oversized ghosts is more effective than accumulating many small decorative pieces.

The final video must feel like two adult women genuinely decorating the entrance to their home on a weekend, not like a professionally produced commercial.

[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

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[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

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Seedance 2.5 | Halloween Countdown Box | 25s FullVersion

Basic Information
Duration: 25.13 seconds
Aspect Ratio: 9:16, 720×1280
Frame Rate: 30fps
Style: Authentic native iPhone-style UGC footage, realistic handheld filming, all transitions are hard cuts, with subtle natural handheld camera shake throughout. No logos and no watermarks.

Audio Rules: No BGM and no voice-over. Only retain natural room ambience and authentic object contact sounds.

New Setting Design

Strictly limited to a Halloween-decorated home dining/kitchen area and living room. Outdoor locations, retail stores, supermarkets, and children’s rooms are strictly prohibited.

1. Main Unboxing Area

An American family home Halloween breakfast nook with a dark walnut dining table.

The environment features warm beige walls, white window blinds, and orange-yellow autumn leaves visible outside the window.

The tabletop is decorated with:
pumpkin string lights
black bat wall decals
small orange pumpkins
a black-and-white checkered table runner
vintage black candle holders
decorative faux spider webs

Warm afternoon natural light enters diagonally from the rear-left side of the frame.

The overall atmosphere should feel warm, comforting, cozy, and distinctly autumnal, with the authentic feeling of a casual at-home seasonal unboxing video.

2. Figurine Display Area 1 — Living Room

A Halloween-decorated living room sideboard area featuring:
cream-colored pumpkins
black candle holders
dried bare branches
warm miniature string lights

3. Figurine Display Area 2 — Bookshelf

A dark solid-wood vintage Halloween-themed bookshelf decorated with:
old books
raven figurines
miniature pumpkins
black-and-white seasonal decorations

4. Arrangement / Display Area

A seasonal decorative corner beside the kitchen island, suitable for arranging small figurines into a styled Halloween home display.

5. Final Rotating Display Scene
A display corner in front of a black fireplace in the living room.

The fireplace area is decorated with:
cream-colored pumpkins
black candles
warm string lights

The scene should emphasize the feeling of a curated collectible figurine display.

New On-Camera Character Setup

Only hands and forearms are visible. The face must never appear.

Character:
A 26–32-year-old American lifestyle creator who enjoys home decor and collecting Halloween figurines.
Skin Tone:
Light, warm skin tone.

Hand Characteristics:
Long, clean fingers with relaxed, confident, natural movements.

The hand movements should feel like someone who regularly collects figurines and casually films unboxing videos at home.

Avoid stiff, overly posed, commercial-model-style hand movements.

Outfit & Accessories

Must remain completely consistent across every shot with no changes.

Top:
Loose-fitting warm caramel-orange knitted long-sleeve sweater.
Bottom:
Black straight-leg jeans, occasionally visible in frame.

Accessories:
bright orange silicone-band smartwatch on the left wrist

ultra-thin gold bracelet

several slim minimalist gold rings

Nails:
Creamy nude base with thin white French tips.

Elegant, clean, minimal, and refined without looking excessive.

Full Timeline
Shot order, duration, and all product interactions are 100% locked and must not be changed.

00:00–01.17 | Shot 1 | Tear Open the Transparent Outer Bag
The box lies flat on the dark walnut dining table, wrapped inside a loose transparent PE plastic bag.

Both hands enter from the bottom of the frame.

The thumbs and index fingers pinch the center of the plastic bag and sharply tear it apart toward both sides.
The plastic bag spreads outward to the left and right and lies open across the tabletop.
In the background, soft autumn daylight, pumpkin string lights, and small Halloween tabletop decorations are visible.

Sound:
Soft plastic-film rustling and friction sounds, with faint indoor room ambience.
01.17–02.63 | Shot 2 | Full Box Display

Hard cut.

Both hands lift the gift box vertically and bring it closer to the camera.

Clearly display the entire front of the box, including the title and all numbered compartments 1–24.

The background is softly blurred while retaining the Halloween breakfast-nook atmosphere.
Sound:
Subtle cardboard handling and light tapping sounds.

02.63–03.80 | Shot 3 | Open Door No. 11

The left hand stabilizes the gift box.

The right hand opens the small door labeled No. 11, flipping it toward the right.

The right hand then pulls out an orange pumpkin figurine.

The background remains unchanged.

Sound:
Soft paper/cardboard flap-opening sound.

03.80–06.13 | Shot 4 | Front and Back Close-Up of Pumpkin Figurine
The right hand holds the pumpkin figurine close to the camera.

Pause briefly to show the front.

Then rotate the figurine exactly 180 degrees to reveal the back.
The background is a softly blurred, warm-toned festive home interior.
Sound:
Subtle figurine handling and rubbing sounds.

06.13–07.70 | Shot 5 | Rapid Jump-Cut Opening of Multiple Compartments

The gift box is placed back onto the walnut tabletop.

The pumpkin figurine is positioned on top of the box lid.

Using rapid frame-skipping Jump Cuts, both hands continuously open multiple blind-box doors in quick succession.

The breakfast-nook setting remains unchanged.
Sound:
Rapid repeated paper/cardboard opening and closing sounds.

07.70–09.27 | Shots 6–9 | Rapid Display of Multiple Figurines

The left palm holds a pile of small figurines.
Through a sequence of hard cuts, the right hand displays the figurines one by one in the following exact order:
black pointed-hat figurine

skeleton figurine

green monster figurine

black-hooded white-smiling-face figurine

The setting remains unchanged.

Sound:
Crisp plastic clicking sounds as the figurines lightly collide with one another.
09.27–10.23 | Shot 10 | Smiling Figurine Push-In Close-Up

The black-hooded white-smiling-face figurine is slowly pushed toward the camera.

Near the end of the shot, allow a slight natural loss of focus.
Sound:
Quiet indoor room ambience only.

10.23–10.77 | Shot 11 | Living Room Display 1

Hard cut to the Halloween-decorated living room sideboard.

The right hand holds up a brown pointed-hat skeleton figurine.

In the background are cream-colored pumpkins and black candle holders.

Lighting is soft and warm.

Sound:
Subtle ambient room noise.

10.77–11.57 | Shot 12 | Living Room Display 2

Hard cut to the sideboard area beside the black fireplace.

A figurine wearing a black pointed hat and holding an orange-and-black lantern is displayed by hand.
The background includes:
black fireplace

black candles

small pumpkins

Sound:
Quiet indoor ambience.

11.57–13.53 | Shot 13 | Place Figurine on Bookshelf

A dark solid-wood vintage Halloween bookshelf.
The background includes:

old books

raven figurines
miniature pumpkins
The right hand places the lantern figurine on top of a horizontally stacked book.

Slightly adjust the figurine’s angle.

Then move the hand completely out of frame.

Sound:
Soft figurine placement sound and subtle page/book friction.

13.53–14.10 | Shot 14 | Open the Black Storage Bag
Cut back to the display area beside the kitchen island.
A three-tier natural wooden display stand has already been placed in the background.

Both hands grip the opening of a soft black storage bag and pull it apart toward both sides.

Sound:
Soft fabric stretching and rubbing sounds.

14.10–15.03 | Shot 15 | Pour Out the Figurines

Both hands tilt the black bag.

A large number of figurines slowly slide out and accumulate on the tabletop in front of the wooden display stand.
The background remains a styled Halloween home decor corner.
Sound:
Figurines rolling and lightly colliding with one another.

15.03–18.93 | Ultra-Fast Satisfying Arrangement Montage

Use a continuous series of rapid Jump Cuts following this exact repeated action cycle:

Pick up figurine → place figurine on wooden stand → figurine stands securely → hard cut to next placement.
Continue until the final arrangement consists of:

3 rows on the wooden tiered stand

1 additional row along the front edge of the tabletop
Total: 4 neat rows of figurines.
The setting remains fixed in the natural-wood figurine display area.

Sound:
Continuous subtle sounds of figurines being placed down and lightly touching the tabletop or wooden stand.

18.93–19.93 | Shot 20 | Wide Shot of Completed Display

All figurines have been fully arranged.

Use a slightly elevated fixed camera angle for a wide shot.

One hand briefly enters the frame to make one final small position adjustment, then exits the frame.
Warm natural light falls across the wooden stand and figurines.

The Halloween seasonal atmosphere should feel visually rich and complete.

Sound:
Very faint indoor room ambience.

19.93–25.13 | Shot 21 | Final Two-Tier Rotating Display Hero Shot

Transition to the display corner in front of the black living room fireplace.

All figurines are neatly arranged on a:

black two-tier circular rotating display stand consisting of a wide circular lower platform, a smaller circular upper platform, a black central vertical column, and a round ball finial at the top.

The right hand enters from the lower-right corner and gently pushes the circular platform.

The display stand begins rotating smoothly and slowly.
The background includes:
black fireplace

cream and orange pumpkins
black candle holders

warm string lights

At exactly 23.8 seconds, the camera makes a subtle forward push-in.
Pumpkin, skeleton, and green monster figurines fill the foreground.
The video ends here.

Sound:
Subtle smooth rotating/bearing sound from the display stand, combined with continuous quiet indoor room ambience.

⛔ Mandatory Restrictions

AI Generation Hard Constraints — Must Be Followed Exactly
Do not change the total duration, shot order, the action of opening Door No. 11, the rapid blind-compartment opening sequence, the figurine appearance order, the wooden-tier display arrangement, or the design of the two-tier rotating display stand.
Absolutely no background music, voice-over, subtitles, captions, stickers, or text overlays may be added anywhere in the video.

The setting must never switch to an outdoor location, supermarket, retail store, shop, or children’s room.

The person’s face must never appear. Outfit, hand appearance, jewelry, smartwatch, rings, manicure, and all visible accessories must remain identical and consistent throughout every shot.

Strictly prevent all AI-generation artifacts involving the product figurines or display stands, including:

object clipping or intersection
objects passing through each other

floating objects

duplicated figurines
duplicated body parts
warped objects

distorted geometry

melted shapes

incorrect object proportions

inconsistent figurine appearance between shots
disappearing or spontaneously appearing objects

unstable or changing display-stand structure

Product identity, figurine design, colors, proportions, and physical details must remain visually consistent across all shots.

[Dua Fatima @DuaFatimaAi]

Gpt image 2 via chat gpt

Prompt

Image Prompt
Create a premium photorealistic vertical 6-panel food photography storyboard for an iced matcha latte, arranged in a clean 2×3 grid. Use the same warm natural visual identity, props, lighting, composition, and green color palette across all six panels. Rustic Japanese-inspired kitchen aesthetic, cinematic editorial food photography, soft natural window light, realistic human hands, shallow depth of field, highly detailed textures, creamy matcha, transparent ice cubes, elegant glassware, green linen/checkered cloth, bamboo matcha whisk, ceramic bowls, blueberries, and wooden accents.
Panel 1 — INGREDIENT PREPARATION:
Top-down flat lay showing a bowl of vibrant green matcha powder, bamboo whisk, small ceramic pitcher of milk, bowl of sugar, glass of green matcha liquid, bowl of ice cubes, and cream/milk arranged beautifully on a dark green tabletop with a checkered cloth.
Panel 2 — MATCHA PREPARATION:
Close-up of realistic hands whisking vibrant green matcha powder in a rustic ceramic bowl using a traditional bamboo matcha whisk. Foamy matcha texture forming naturally.
Panel 3 — INITIAL MIXING:
Pour freshly prepared bright green matcha into a transparent measuring glass filled with ice and milk. Capture the pouring action, swirling green-and-white layers, realistic splashes and condensation.
Panel 4 — MAIN PROCESS:
Extreme close-up of creamy milk being poured over iced matcha in a clear glass. Beautiful green-and-white marbling around transparent ice cubes, highly appetizing texture, cinematic macro photography.
Panel 5 — SERVING:
A spoon gently adds a generous layer of white whipped cream/cream foam onto the top of the iced matcha latte. Full glass visible, surrounded by matcha powder, bamboo whisk, blueberries and rustic props.
Panel 6 — FINAL HERO SHOT:
Premium hero shot of the finished iced matcha latte in a tall crystal-clear glass, vibrant green matcha with creamy white swirls and a soft cream topping, condensation on the glass, ice cubes visible, matcha bowl and bamboo whisk softly blurred in the background, blueberries scattered naturally around the glass.
Visual style: luxury beverage advertisement, photorealistic, cinematic food commercial, warm earthy tones, natural soft lighting, realistic materials, subtle film grain, professional food styling, 85mm macro lens look, shallow depth of field, HDR, ultra-detailed, premium editorial photography, appetizing and authentic.
Aspect ratio: 4:5 vertical.
Important: Maintain consistent props, glass, lighting, tabletop, color palette and visual continuity across all six panels. No people’s faces, only natural hands where required.

[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

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[CreativeFlyAI @creativeflyai]

AI video does not need to look like a polished commercial. Sometimes the raw, authentic feel performs better. AI video lets you choose the style that fits your brand. #AIUGC #ContentMarketing

[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

One thing I’ve learned from working on ads every day:

Most teams don’t actually have a “content shortage” problem.

They have a good idea shortage problem🧐

You can generate 100 videos now. That part is getting easier.

The hard part is still:
— what hook to use
— what format to test
— what reference is worth copying
— what pattern is actually working
Creative volume is becoming cheap.
Creative judgment is becoming more valuable.

Curious if other marketers/creators are seeing the same thing. If this resonates, drop a reply — and feel free to repost or follow.
I’ll be sharing more of what we’re learning from studying and building around winning creatives. （Im new here haha

[CreativeFlyAI @creativeflyai]

One product.
Multiple creators.

🔥Different faces.
🔥Different lifestyles.
🔥Different stories.
The future of UGC is not creating one video.

It’s exploring every possible creative direction.

「CreativeFly」helps brands turn one product into scalable creative assets.

Create more.
Test faster.

[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

@ugcwithicy Big Cong! 10.2M is wild 🔥

Curious what you think mattered most on this one — the hook, the format, the product demo, or the offer?

[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

Same with the creative itself.

One winning video is an outcome -> A PATTERN you can repeat across new hooks, products and creators becomes an asset.

[Jordan West @jordantwestecom]

REPEAT CREATORS

A creator accepting a sample is not a relationship.

A creator making one video is not a system.

The real signal?

They make video two because video one produced something worth repeating.

[peterrzhan @peterrzhan]

The 1000 hooks part is more interesting to me than the 550 videos😀

Production is becoming abundant.

Knowing which creative hypothesis deserves another 50 variations is where the real leverage is.

[Noah Frydberg | Tiktok Shop For Brands @maverickecom]

Claude = 550 videos per day

How peptide brands are quietly hitting 8 figures with AI faces (before ads)

No paid traffic.
No photoshoots.
No creators flaking.

Just AI personas, posting trust all day, turning strangers into buyers.

This is the exact method behind Medvi, the billion-dollar brand built by a 2 brothers.

They didn't win with the best product...

(They were drop shipping Chinese peptides, for goodness' sake)

They won with an authority face and a flood of content.

Here's how the system actually works:

→ Pick the face people already trust. A doctor type. A trainer. A grandma. A big sister
→ Build that persona in AI. Same face, same voice, same story, every single video
→ Write videos that teach, never sell. Low energy. Bad sleep. Slow recovery. The product is never named !!
→ Clone the voice and auto-edit. Captions, pacing, hooks. Done in minutes, not days
→ Each persona gets its own account and its own IP, fully unlinked. One ban never hits the network
→ ManyChat catches every comment and sends a free guide straight to the DM
→ Leads drop into the CRM tagged by face, so you see which persona prints money
→ The winners become your Meta ads and your affiliate scripts

The math is what gets you.

A real UGC creator costs $300 to $500 a video. Testing 10 hooks costs you $5,000 and three weeks.

With this, you test 1000 hooks in the same window. The ones that win get scaled.

Automatically.

Most peptide brands are stuck for one reason. The founder is the only one posting.

Two faces. Ten posts a week. That's a hobby, not a pipeline.

The brands winning right now run many faces, posting daily, building trust while they sleep.

The platforms don't reward the best video.

They reward the brand that shows up the most without breaking the rules.

That's the whole game in this niche. Authority plus volume plus compliance.

Static agencies are done. Creator dependency is a liability. And it's soooo 2025.

The peptide and ecom brands that automate trust at scale will be the biggest winners of 2026.

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