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I shot one 19 second take on a locked-off camera. No second camera, no second take, no reshoot. Seedance 2.5 photographed the same moment again from 13 new positions and kept the original audio in sync.

The full prompt is on this page. Copy it, swap in your own clip.

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Watch it first

Top: the 13 angles Seedance 2.5 generated. Bottom: the single take they all came from.

Top: the 13 angles Seedance 2.5 generated. Bottom: the single take they all came from.

Before and after

Before. One locked-off camera, 19 seconds, one take.

The original take, straight off the camera

The original take, straight off the camera

After. Same 19 seconds, 13 camera positions, same audio.

The Seedance 2.5 output, one generation at 480p

The Seedance 2.5 output, one generation at 480p

The idea in one sentence

You are not asking for a new video. You are asking for the same video, photographed again from somewhere else.

That is the whole trick. Every rule in the prompt below exists to stop the model re-acting the scene when you only wanted it re-shot.

What you need

• One video clip, 30 seconds or less

• A Scenario account

  

• Gemini, or any model that can watch a video and give you timestamps

• Claude, to write the final prompt

Step 1. Shoot one clean take

• One camera, locked off, no cuts.
• Under 30 seconds. Seedance 2.5 handles 4 to 30 seconds.
• Record real audio. It is the anchor every new angle syncs to.
• Give yourself things to do. I typed, drank coffee, threw a pastry and caught it. Actions are what the new cameras have to cut on. A person just talking gives you 13 versions of the same shot.