12-panel storyboard → fast-cut memory montage (1990s Singapore)
Author has 346k followers but this specific demo didn't pop. Included because the 12-panel template is the cleanest reusable grid pattern in the EvoLinkAI corpus — swap the bracketed slots for any genre and you get a working storyboard-to-fast-cut workflow. Source: EvoLinkAI/GPT-Image-2-Seedance2-Workflow Case 10.
The prompt chain
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Step 1GPT Image 2· plain· 7 lines
Create a 12-panel storyboard grid for a [N]-second [genre] film: - 4 columns × 3 rows, left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading order - Each panel: [shot type] + [action description] - Location: [setting], Time: [day/night], Mood: [atmosphere] - Consistent character design and scene across all panels - No text labels, no panel borders Output as a single image.
Universal 12-panel grid template — swap the bracketed placeholders for any [genre], [setting], [time], [mood]. Reading order is enforced by the 'left-to-right, top-to-bottom' instruction.
Step 2Seedance 2.0· plain· 5 lines
Follow the storyboard sequence of the 12 reference frames in image1, edited as a fast-cut memory montage. [Describe visual style — example below:] A nostalgic romance film set in 1990s Singapore, shot on 35mm film in Kodak Portra 800 style. Soft grain, dreamy blur, warm highlights, and slight color shifts create a vintage cinematic atmosphere.
Key phrase: 'Follow the storyboard sequence of the 12 reference frames' — tells Seedance to treat the panel grid as a temporal timeline rather than a single composition. Universal variant (via @ai_gezgini) drops the style descriptor for portability across genres: Use this storyboard to generate a video, follow the scene order, keep transitions smooth, and preserve cinematic lighting and pacing.
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