Face glitch chase workflow prompt

Workflow

A GPT Image to Seedance workflow for a surreal face-glitch chase scene with front tracking, transformation beats, and rising panic.

GPT-Image2SeedDance 2.0

Pipeline

Step 1

分镜故事板

Text-to-imageGPT-Image2

生成方式: 文生图

Create a 16:9 image.

[PROJECT CARD]
Create a compact designed masthead, not a table.
TITLE: RAND / RUN BEFORE THE SHIFT
META LINE: public chase intro / surreal glitch curse / rising panic
PRIORITY: one continuous front-tracking shot, Rand running toward camera, visible face during transformation, whole-head replacement glitch with no side faces
MICRO BRIEF: Rand runs through a crowd in one continuous camera move, talks to camera, briefly knocks herself back to her old face twice, then hides through two whole-head roulette beats before the full RAN male artist shift completes.

[CONTINUITY HEADER]
SEQUENCE ID: rand_public_run_glitch_shift_008
REFERENCE PRIORITY: Rand sheet controls starting identity; RAN male artist sheet controls final identity, wardrobe, proportions, color logic, and pose language; this storyboard controls staging, motion, geography, crowd spacing, and transformation continuity.

[SCENE PACKET]
PREMISE: Rand asks the viewer for help during one continuous moving shot through public space because her involuntary shape-shift curse is about to trigger.
LOCATION: Busy vivid daytime pedestrian street leading into a quieter side passage; colorful storefront glass, bright crosswalk stripes, street posters, bollards, crowd flow, alley mouth, hard sidewalk shadows.
START -> END: C1 runs toward a backward-moving front camera in a crowded street -> C1 hides in the side passage as the full RAN male artist identity and changed clothes settle.
ACTION CHAIN: continuous diagonal track and direct appeal -> C1 says she cannot control it and her entire head enters a surface glitch -> one random human head replaces Rand's head for an instant -> C1 gives the side of her head a quick open-palm slap like fixing a faulty TV, fingers flat with no pointing gesture, and snaps back to old Rand head -> more whole-head replacements continue, including one clear animal-head flash as a rejected option -> C1 gives a second open-palm TV-fix slap -> C1 ducks into cover -> whole-head roulette continues in two separate beats -> full RAN male artist identity locks as the glitch finally runs down the whole body.
PROP / EFFECT STATE: no handheld props; curse appears as thin vertical glitch strips, pixel rain, broken face slices, brief scanline shimmer, and black-gray residue locked to C1's actual head volume only until the final lock; many alternate faces replace the head surface itself, with eyes, mouths, noses, hairlines, skin tones, animal muzzle/ears, and instant readable whole-head flashes like random snapshots; no face tiles beside the head, no floating face panels, no external strips, no sideways spread into the environment; final lock spreads down the entire body and clothing surface.
MUST READ: the transformation is random, automatic, unwanted, selected from hundreds of face fragments, briefly reversible by quick open-palm TV-fix slaps to the side of her head, ignored by the crowd, and completed only after Rand hides as RAN.

[CHARACTER SANITIZATION]
C1: Rand, young adult outcast silhouette, short pale messy bob, black neck choker, black halter strap, off-shoulder wrap jacket shape, loose cargo pants, white boots, running footwork, wary direct-to-camera eye-line, broken body rhythm during shift.
C2: background pedestrians only, simplified anonymous crowd silhouettes with varied spacing; no individual identity focus, no repeated Rand clones, no one reacts to the glitch.
Remove contradictory traits, invisible psychology, excessive costume detail, and backstory that cannot appear in a panel.

[IDENTITY CONSISTENCY]
Starting reference controls C1 initial face, body, wardrobe, proportions, faceted style, and face pool. Final RAN reference controls male face, braids, yellow cap, sunglasses, blue jacket, white hoodie, pink cargo pants, chains, colorful sneakers, body scale, and color harmony. Keep C1 readable before final lock; do not add copies.

[STORYBOARD PURITY]
Panel images are visual-only low-detail monochrome light-gray rough sketches. Put panel numbers, beat names, and lens tags in the header strip outside each panel image. No color, labels, arrows, captions, subtitles, logos, watermarks, timing marks, diagrams, UI, ghost poses, duplicate bodies, or technical overlays inside panels.

[MASTER SHOT RULE]
P01 shows the full playable geography: C1 running toward a backward-moving front camera, crowd around and behind her, storefronts and crosswalk receding behind, side passage visible ahead on screen right, and a continuous front-facing camera path that never passes behind C1.

[EMOTIONAL ARC]
urgent appeal -> private alarm in public -> glitch starts on confession -> first false face -> open-palm slap recovery -> animal-head flash -> second open-palm slap -> hidden full lock; show it through breath, lens eye-line, faster footwork, practical palm-to-head contact, cover seeking, and final stare while the crowd stays unaware.

[STYLE LOCKS]
STYLE LOCK: clean monochrome rough storyboard panels with light-gray linework, simplified faceted shapes, off-white sheet design, restrained black and burnt-orange accent bars outside panels only.
EFFECT LOCK: vertical glitch strips stay thin, broken, pixel-like, locked to C1's whole head volume during P03-P07; the head itself must glitch and be replaced by alternate heads/faces, not display face tiles beside it. Show many readable whole-head swaps across P06 and P07 as separate beats, micro-freeze head snapshots, one clear animal-head flash, and two brief snap-backs to original Rand after open-palm TV-fix slaps; no floating face panels, no side faces, no strips beside the face, no sideways spread, no surrounding aura, no environment contamination, no glowing magic cloud, no liquid morph. Only P08-P09 may spread the final glitch down the whole body and clothing.
ENVIRONMENT LOCK: public street and side passage stay clean and readable with simple crowd silhouettes, colorful storefront rectangles, bright crosswalk bands, bollards, poster shapes, and hard shadow anchors; crowd movement remains normal and unaware.

[SPATIAL CONTINUITY LOCK]
P01 through P09 share one street-to-side-passage geography and one uninterrupted camera move. Visible anchors: storefront line on screen left, crowd flow behind C1, crosswalk bands receding behind her, alley mouth on screen right, bollards at the passage entrance, hard sidewalk shadows. C1 runs toward the camera; the camera retreats in front of her, stays front-facing while she speaks, closes in at the glitch, backs into the screen-right passage with her, holds front-side through two cover roulette beats, performs only a shallow front-side orbit at the wall brace, then eases wider. Never pass behind C1 during the transformation; keep the face visible from P03 through P09. Allowed changes: physical camera distance, front-side angle around C1, pose and speed, crowd spacing, head state, hand position, vertical glitch intensity, final RAN identity, and clothing design. P09 is the same side passage reached in P06-P08, not a redesigned location.

[DIRECTOR STRIP]
Bottom animatic track board aligned to panel columns. Tracks: BEAT LINE, CAMERA PATH, ACTION PATH, RHYTHM TRACK, ESCALATION MAP, STATE TRACK, STYLE TRACK. Use shot chips, thin lines, rhythm blocks, small intensity bars, one-to-three-word labels. No seconds or timestamps.
RHYTHM TRACK format: `RHY P##: [hold|slow reveal|build|burst|impact|pause|recover|final hit] / [short block|medium block|long block] / [clean beat|match beat|smash beat|held beat|whip beat]`.
ESCALATION MAP format: `ESC P##: [L1 calm|L2 tension|L3 rise|L4 surge|L5 peak] / [flat|rise|spike|drop|release|unresolved]`.
PANEL HEADERS: P01 / 35mm / Front-run master -> P02 / 35mm / Moving appeal -> P03 / 35mm / Confession flicker -> P04 / 35mm / First palm-slap snapback -> P05 / 35mm / Animal flash second slap -> P06 / 35mm / Roulette beat A -> P07 / 35mm / Roulette beat B -> P08 / 35mm / RAN lock -> P09 / 35mm / Changed in

Create a 16:9 image. [PROJECT CARD] Create a compact designed masthead, not a table. TITLE: RAND / RUN BEFORE THE SHIFT META LINE: public chase intro / surreal glitch curse / rising panic PRIORITY: one continuous front-tracking shot, Rand running toward camera, visible face during transformation, whole-head replacement glitch with no side faces MICRO BRIEF: Rand runs through a crowd in one continuous camera move, talks to camera, briefly knocks herself back to her old face twice, then hides through two whole-head roulette beats before the full RAN male artist shift completes. [CONTINUITY HEADER] SEQUENCE ID: rand_public_run_glitch_shift_008 REFERENCE PRIORITY: Rand sheet controls starting identity; RAN male artist sheet controls final identity, wardrobe, proportions, color logic, and pose language; this storyboard controls staging, motion, geography, crowd spacing, and transformation continuity. [SCENE PACKET] PREMISE: Rand asks the viewer for help during one continuous moving shot through public space because her involuntary shape-shift curse is about to trigger. LOCATION: Busy vivid daytime pedestrian street leading into a quieter side passage; colorful storefront glass, bright crosswalk stripes, street posters, bollards, crowd flow, alley mouth, hard sidewalk shadows. START -> END: C1 runs toward a backward-moving front camera in a crowded street -> C1 hides in the side passage as the full RAN male artist identity and changed clothes settle. ACTION CHAIN: continuous diagonal track and direct appeal -> C1 says she cannot control it and her entire head enters a surface glitch -> one random human head replaces Rand's head for an instant -> C1 gives the side of her head a quick open-palm slap like fixing a faulty TV, fingers flat with no pointing gesture, and snaps back to old Rand head -> more whole-head replacements continue, including one clear animal-head flash as a rejected option -> C1 gives a second open-palm TV-fix slap -> C1 ducks into cover -> whole-head roulette continues in two separate beats -> full RAN male artist identity locks as the glitch finally runs down the whole body. PROP / EFFECT STATE: no handheld props; curse appears as thin vertical glitch strips, pixel rain, broken face slices, brief scanline shimmer, and black-gray residue locked to C1's actual head volume only until the final lock; many alternate faces replace the head surface itself, with eyes, mouths, noses, hairlines, skin tones, animal muzzle/ears, and instant readable whole-head flashes like random snapshots; no face tiles beside the head, no floating face panels, no external strips, no sideways spread into the environment; final lock spreads down the entire body and clothing surface. MUST READ: the transformation is random, automatic, unwanted, selected from hundreds of face fragments, briefly reversible by quick open-palm TV-fix slaps to the side of her head, ignored by the crowd, and completed only after Rand hides as RAN. [CHARACTER SANITIZATION] C1: Rand, young adult outcast silhouette, short pale messy bob, black neck choker, black halter strap, off-shoulder wrap jacket shape, loose cargo pants, white boots, running footwork, wary direct-to-camera eye-line, broken body rhythm during shift. C2: background pedestrians only, simplified anonymous crowd silhouettes with varied spacing; no individual identity focus, no repeated Rand clones, no one reacts to the glitch. Remove contradictory traits, invisible psychology, excessive costume detail, and backstory that cannot appear in a panel. [IDENTITY CONSISTENCY] Starting reference controls C1 initial face, body, wardrobe, proportions, faceted style, and face pool. Final RAN reference controls male face, braids, yellow cap, sunglasses, blue jacket, white hoodie, pink cargo pants, chains, colorful sneakers, body scale, and color harmony. Keep C1 readable before final lock; do not add copies. [STORYBOARD PURITY] Panel images are visual-only low-detail monochrome light-gray rough sketches. Put panel numbers, beat names, and lens tags in the header strip outside each panel image. No color, labels, arrows, captions, subtitles, logos, watermarks, timing marks, diagrams, UI, ghost poses, duplicate bodies, or technical overlays inside panels. [MASTER SHOT RULE] P01 shows the full playable geography: C1 running toward a backward-moving front camera, crowd around and behind her, storefronts and crosswalk receding behind, side passage visible ahead on screen right, and a continuous front-facing camera path that never passes behind C1. [EMOTIONAL ARC] urgent appeal -> private alarm in public -> glitch starts on confession -> first false face -> open-palm slap recovery -> animal-head flash -> second open-palm slap -> hidden full lock; show it through breath, lens eye-line, faster footwork, practical palm-to-head contact, cover seeking, and final stare while the crowd stays unaware. [STYLE LOCKS] STYLE LOCK: clean monochrome rough storyboard panels with light-gray linework, simplified faceted shapes, off-white sheet design, restrained black and burnt-orange accent bars outside panels only. EFFECT LOCK: vertical glitch strips stay thin, broken, pixel-like, locked to C1's whole head volume during P03-P07; the head itself must glitch and be replaced by alternate heads/faces, not display face tiles beside it. Show many readable whole-head swaps across P06 and P07 as separate beats, micro-freeze head snapshots, one clear animal-head flash, and two brief snap-backs to original Rand after open-palm TV-fix slaps; no floating face panels, no side faces, no strips beside the face, no sideways spread, no surrounding aura, no environment contamination, no glowing magic cloud, no liquid morph. Only P08-P09 may spread the final glitch down the whole body and clothing. ENVIRONMENT LOCK: public street and side passage stay clean and readable with simple crowd silhouettes, colorful storefront rectangles, bright crosswalk bands, bollards, poster shapes, and hard shadow anchors; crowd movement remains normal and unaware. [SPATIAL CONTINUITY LOCK] P01 through P09 share one street-to-side-passage geography and one uninterrupted camera move. Visible anchors: storefront line on screen left, crowd flow behind C1, crosswalk bands receding behind her, alley mouth on screen right, bollards at the passage entrance, hard sidewalk shadows. C1 runs toward the camera; the camera retreats in front of her, stays front-facing while she speaks, closes in at the glitch, backs into the screen-right passage with her, holds front-side through two cover roulette beats, performs only a shallow front-side orbit at the wall brace, then eases wider. Never pass behind C1 during the transformation; keep the face visible from P03 through P09. Allowed changes: physical camera distance, front-side angle around C1, pose and speed, crowd spacing, head state, hand position, vertical glitch intensity, final RAN identity, and clothing design. P09 is the same side passage reached in P06-P08, not a redesigned location. [DIRECTOR STRIP] Bottom animatic track board aligned to panel columns. Tracks: BEAT LINE, CAMERA PATH, ACTION PATH, RHYTHM TRACK, ESCALATION MAP, STATE TRACK, STYLE TRACK. Use shot chips, thin lines, rhythm blocks, small intensity bars, one-to-three-word labels. No seconds or timestamps. RHYTHM TRACK format: `RHY P##: [hold|slow reveal|build|burst|impact|pause|recover|final hit] / [short block|medium block|long block] / [clean beat|match beat|smash beat|held beat|whip beat]`. ESCALATION MAP format: `ESC P##: [L1 calm|L2 tension|L3 rise|L4 surge|L5 peak] / [flat|rise|spike|drop|release|unresolved]`. PANEL HEADERS: P01 / 35mm / Front-run master -> P02 / 35mm / Moving appeal -> P03 / 35mm / Confession flicker -> P04 / 35mm / First palm-slap snapback -> P05 / 35mm / Animal flash second slap -> P06 / 35mm / Roulette beat A -> P07 / 35mm / Roulette beat B -> P08 / 35mm / RAN lock -> P09 / 35mm / Changed in