Storyboard-Reference-Driven: Text-to-Image Shot Transformation

Using a black-and-white storyboard sketch video as reference material, this piece demonstrates Seedance 2.5 reference-to-video's "text-to-image" path: first lock the compositional rhythm and camera movement with @video1, then use the prompt to translate the line sketches into a finished shot with lighting, materials, and atmosphere. The work has two layers: the reference video carries the temporal structure of the storyboard, while the prompt describes the camera's forward movement, scene setup, and color style; the parameters use a 16:9 aspect ratio, 1080p, about 10 seconds in duration, with synchronized audio enabled, to verify the coherence of one-pass audio-video generation. It is suitable for pre-production storyboard previews in film and television, rapid visualization of advertising concept films, and production stages that require remaking line drawings, white models, or existing materials into reviewable shots. Note that this pipeline is positioned as reference-guided generation rather than video editing or extension; the reference material is used to constrain composition and subject appearance.