stumbled on this open-source claude skill for writing seedance 2.0 prompts. been using it for a few days and it actually handles the parts that are hard to do consistently by hand — shot language, storyboard structure, camera movement, material references all baked into one skill pack. repo: github.com/dexhunter/seedance2-skill (mit, by dexhunter) what’s in the pack: input constraint patterns so the prompts respect seedance’s actual capabilities @ reference syntax for character/subject continuity across shots camera language vocabulary (push-in, lateral, handheld, dutch, etc) that maps to model behavior better than plain english descriptions storyboard structure templates for ads, short dramas, mv, educational content compatible with claude code, cursor, cline install:
manual copy mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills cp SKILL.md ~/.claude/skills/seedance-prompt-en.md # or via skills cli npx skills add dexhunter/seedance2-skill
what made it useful for me: it forces shot list discipline (1 shot = 1 structured entry with camera/lens/movement/action/sfx) instead of letting me write blob paragraph prompts. once the prompt is generated i feed it into seedance 2.0 for the render. the model takes the structured prompt better than the blob version i used to write. the camera language module is the part i didn’t realize i needed. previously i’d describe motion in plain english (“camera moves forward slowly”); the skill drops the actual terminology (“push-in”) that the model recognizes better. anyone else built or found similar skills for other video models? feel like this category is just starting to fill in. submitted by /u/Fresh-Resolution182
Originally posted by u/Fresh-Resolution182 on r/ClaudeCode
