Seedance 2.5 幼儿在充气糖果乐园蹦跳穿行 电影写实提示词

A 15-second live-action cinematic short film, 16:9, 24 fps, realistic 4K film quality. Bright, soft daylight inside a giant inflatable candy world playground. Everything is soft, bouncy, and candy-themed: giant inflatable lollipops, gummy bears, candy canes, marshmallow platforms, chocolate bar ramps, and colorful bounce surfaces. No hard concrete, no sharp edges, no high drops. All surfaces are soft vinyl and air-filled. The entire play area is one continuous soft inflatable structure with low, rounded obstacles. Every action stays low to the ground or on gentle soft slopes. No dangerous heights, no hard landings, no risk of falling far. 【Core Contrast】 The protagonist is a very small Korean toddler boy (around 1.5 years old) in a white long-sleeve shirt and colorful shorts. He moves with genuine toddler energy — wobbly, bouncy, short steps, lots of balancing with his arms out, curious, and a bit clumsy. He is not athletic or skilled. He simply explores and plays with high energy the way a real toddler would. 【Character Lock】 The protagonist is a cute 1.5-year-old Korean toddler boy with short black buzz-cut hair, round chubby face, big dark eyes, small nose, fair skin, and soft baby features. He wears a loose white long-sleeve shirt with an open collar and a necktie, colorful bright short pants (rainbow/floral pattern), white socks, and white sneakers. His outfit, hair, and face stay completely consistent across all shots. He never looks at the camera or poses. His expression is focused and curious, mouth slightly open. Objective: Bounce and crawl through the inflatable candy course and press the big soft red candy button at the end. 【Safe Spatial Layout】 All obstacles are soft inflatables: - Starting area: soft marshmallow platform - Low inflatable candy cane (about knee-high for him) - Soft gummy bear bounce mound - Gentle inflatable slide ramp - Low soft chocolate bar barrier - Finish: big soft red button on an inflatable wall Everything is low, soft, and bouncy. Continuous soft flooring is always visible. 【Camera Rules】 Use six clearly paced shots alternating between close rear-follow, first-person POV, side view, and low tracking. Wide-angle lenses (17–24mm) with natural distortion. Subject stays near the center of frame. Soft, bouncy camera movement that matches the inflatable surfaces. 【Absolute First-Person POV Rules】 Clean first-person POV from a toddler’s eye level. Never show any part of the boy’s face, hair, or body outline. Only his small hands, forearms, and occasionally his shoes or knees may appear at the bottom of the frame. 【Shot One | 0–2 Seconds | Close Rear Follow】 Low tracking shot behind him. He is already doing a wobbly toddler run across a soft marshmallow platform, arms slightly out for balance. Short, choppy steps. His white shirt and colorful shorts bounce with him. He reaches a gentle soft slope and carefully steps down it with both feet, one step at a time, slightly unsteady. 【Shot Two | 2–4 Seconds | First-Person POV】 Clean toddler eye-level POV. A soft low inflatable candy cane is ahead. His small hands reach forward and press on top of it. He tries to climb/step over it with a wobbly motion, one leg lifting high, body leaning, then lands softly on the other side with a little bounce. Hands and shoes briefly visible at the bottom of frame. 【Shot Three | 4–6.3 Seconds | Side View Bounce】 Side tracking shot. He runs toward a soft gummy bear bounce mound. He steps onto it and bounces once or twice with both feet, arms flailing slightly for balance, then continues forward. Very toddler-like, not a controlled jump. 【Shot Four | 6.3–8.3 Seconds | Front Follow Down Soft Ramp】 Low front tracking shot moving backward. He carefully walks down a gentle inflatable slide ramp, both hands out for balance, taking small steps. At the bottom he lowers his body and crawls under a low soft chocolate bar obstacle on his hands and knees. 【Shot Five | 8.3–11.6 Seconds | Main Soft Wall Climb】 Third-person shot. He approaches a low soft inflatable barrier (about his chest height). He places both hands on top and tries to climb over it with a wobbly toddler climb — one knee up, body rocking, then he pulls himself over and lands softly on the other side with a little bounce and a small recovery step. Not a vault. Just a clumsy but determined climb. 【Shot Six | 11.6–15 Seconds | Final Approach & Button】 Low tracking shot from behind. He does a short bouncy run between giant soft candy obstacles, arms out for balance. He reaches the big soft red button and presses it with both hands. The button makes a soft candy-like ding. He stops, puts his hands on his knees, and breathes heavily with a focused, slightly tired toddler expression. Cut to black. 【Character Performance】 All movement must look like a real 1.5-year-old: short steps, high cadence but unstable, arms out for balance, occasional small stumbles that he recovers from, curious head movements, natural blinking. No athletic skill, no smooth parkour, no heroic poses. Pure toddler energy. 【Background Music】 Bright, playful 140–150 BPM music with a light music-box / xylophone melody mixed with soft bouncy electronic beats. Music syncs with his steps and the soft bounces. No heavy industrial sounds. Action sounds (soft footfalls, bounces, button ding) stay audible. 【Strict Prohibitions】 No advanced parkour moves, no vaults, no tic-tacs, no shoulder rolls, no running jumps, no high climbs. No hard surfaces, no dangerous heights, no falling. Keep all movement low, soft, and toddler-realistic. No adult proportions, no looking at camera, no posing. Character and outfit must stay consistent.