What This Creates
A boy with pink hair is sitting in a packed stadium eating a cheeseburger and sipping from a can. He pauses, looks at the pitch, puts his food down, walks onto the field in his hoodie and jeans, picks up a loose ball, dribbles past defenders, and scores in the top corner. The crowd erupts. Hard cut to black.
But you can adjust this prompt however you want.
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The whole thing is 15 seconds and looks like a real broadcast. You can see the final result here: Watch the video on Threads
How to Use This Prompt
The prompt below is set up for the boy in the video. But you can put anyone in this scene. Here’s how:
- Copy the prompt below
- Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT and ask it to adjust the character description to whoever you want (a woman, yourself, a friend, a different outfit, different hair)
- Find a platform that has Seedance 2.0 (like Magnific or similar)
- Upload a reference image of the person who should star in the video
- Paste the adjusted prompt
- Generate and post
The reference image is what keeps the face consistent throughout the video. The prompt handles the story, camera work, and pacing.
The Full Prompt
[0:00 to 0:02] STADIUM ESTABLISH: Wide broadcast shot of a packed night stadium. Yellow and blue jerseys fill the stands. Score overlay top-left, channel watermark top-right locks in. Crowd energy high.
[0:02 to 0:05] BOY IN THE CROWD: Camera pushes through the crowd and finds the boy with pink hair in a dark hoodie and jeans. He sips casually from a big purple aluminum can, half-eaten triple cheeseburger in his other hand. Shallow depth of field, crowd blurred behind him.
[0:05 to 0:07] THE PAUSE: He stops. Eyes drift to the pitch. He slowly sets the purple can and cheeseburger down on the seat beside him. Close-up on his face, something shifts. He stands up.
[0:07 to 0:10] ONTO THE PITCH: He pushes through the crowd, steps over the advertising boards, hoodie and jeans catching the floodlight. His trainers hit the grass. Broadcast camera follows from a wide angle as the pitch opens up around him.
[0:10 to 0:12] THE DRIBBLE: Low grass-level camera tracks him as he controls a loose ball and accelerates toward goal. Two defenders converge in the background. Crowd noise building.
[0:12 to 0:14] THE STRIKE: He plants and shoots. Clean contact. Slight slow-motion. Ball leaves his foot in sharp focus, visible spin.
[0:14 to 0:15] GOAL + ERUPTION: Ball hits the top corner, net billows in slow motion. Instant cut to wide stadium shot. Crowd erupting, scarves waving, score overlay updates. Floodlights blaze. Hard cut to black.
Why This Prompt Works
The prompt is structured like a real broadcast. It starts with a wide establishing shot, moves into the crowd for character introduction, builds tension with the pause, and escalates through the pitch invasion into the goal. Each section has a timestamp, a camera instruction, and a specific action.
This gives Seedance 2.0 a clear sequence to follow instead of trying to generate a random football scene. The broadcast-style details (score overlay, watermark, shallow depth of field, grass-level camera) make the output feel like real match footage instead of a generic AI video.
Tips for Customizing
Change the character to anyone. Swap “boy with pink hair in dark hoodie and jeans” for your own description. “A woman in a red dress and heels” works just as well. The comedy of someone unexpected scoring a goal is what makes these videos shareable.
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Change the stadium colors. Replace “yellow and blue jerseys” with whatever team colors you want.
If the full 15 seconds doesn’t come out clean, split the prompt into two parts (0:00 to 0:07 and 0:07 to 0:15) and stitch the clips in a video editor. The scene break at the “onto the pitch” moment is a natural cut point.
Add music after generating. The video is built around moments that sync well with beat drops: the pause, the strike, the goal. Layer a track over it in any editing app and time the drops to those moments.
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