A comprehensive cinematic prompt designed for Seedance, creating a nostalgic 1980s Tokyo street scene with a distinct VHS home-video aesthetic and detailed character movement across multiple time-coded segments. (free to use) — Free AI video template on PicX Studio.
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Main subject: a beautiful young Japanese woman, early 20s, delicate pretty features, sleek glossy black hair, long and smooth with soft side-swept bangs (NOT permed, NOT frizzy), tasteful natural makeup. 1980s Tokyo street fashion — a bright oversized blazer over a high-waisted skirt, gold hoop earrings, charming warm expression. Maintain the exact same identity, hairstyle, and outfit throughout. Visual Style: authentic 1980s VHS home-video look — heavy tape grain, visible scanlines, chromatic color bleeding, blooming highlights, warm faded nostalgic colors, a small on-screen date stamp in the corner, occasional soft tracking wobble. Strong retro-vintage feeling. Camera Style: 1980s camcorder held by a friend, MOSTLY STEADY with only a gentle natural float — light sway, no violent shaking, no fast whip movements. Slow casual reframing. FIRST HALF — DAYTIME (bustling bubble-era Tokyo streets): 00:00–00:02 A busy 1980s Shibuya daytime street. She walks toward the camera through period pedestrians, boxy cars and hand-painted shop signs behind her, smiling. HARD CUT. 00:02–00:04 Outside a record shop, she flips through vinyl records, then grabs a canned drink from a retro vending machine. HARD CUT. 00:04–00:06 A quiet Showa backstreet with potted plants and a pay phone; she crouches to pet a stray cat. HARD CUT. 00:06–00:08 A wide crosswalk under an elevated train line, city-pop energy, she waits and glances at the camera. HARD CUT. SECOND HALF — NIGHT (dazzling Shinjuku / Roppongi neon): 00:08–00:10 A neon-drenched Shinjuku Kabukicho alley, glowing kanji signboards everywhere, she walks looking up at the bright lights. HARD CUT. 10:10–00:12 A Roppongi crossing at night, dazzling neon, taxis passing, she laughs toward the camera as light reflections wash over her face. HARD CUT. 00:12–00:13 Close shot under a huge glowing neon sign, colorful light on her face. HARD CUT. 00:13–00:15 She walks away down a vibrant neon street, glances back with a small warm smile, then the recording cuts to VHS static and black. Environment details throughout: retro vending machines, glowing neon kanji signboards, pay phones, boxy 1980s taxis and kei cars, elevated trains, arcade lights, izakaya paper lanterns, dense overhead wires — nostalgic bubble-era Tokyo. Audio: natural ambient only — city crowd, passing trains, traffic, arcade beeps, faint 1980s city-pop drifting from a storefront, footsteps. No narration, no added soundtrack. Goal: a beautiful, nostalgic 1980s Tokyo day-to-night street video that feels like a treasured VHS home movie from Japan's bubble era.
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