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If I had doubts before, they’re gone now.

Prompt

Written by @ZentrixHQ
Create a photorealistic 12-second vertical video, 9:16, in one continuous shot.

REFERENCES
Use reference image 1 for the woman's identity, face, hairstyle, physique, clothing, and jump rope.
Use reference image 2 for the interior, window, evening Paris skyline, colors, and lighting. Place her naturally in front of the window with matching perspective and lighting.

CAMERA AND FRAMING
Locked-off camera, straight-on view. Keep her entire body visible from head to shoes throughout the video, including every jump. Frame her as closely as possible while leaving enough room above her head, beneath her shoes, and around the rotating rope. Her face should remain clearly readable, and the floor beneath her feet must be visible. No cropping, camera movement, zooming, cuts, or close-ups.

TIMELINE — EXACTLY 12 SECONDS

0.0–2.5 seconds:
She stands facing the camera, holding both jump-rope handles in one hand, the cord hanging naturally. With a confident, playful expression, she says in clear English:
“Now, let's see who's better.”
Natural delivery and accurate lip sync.

2.5–3.0 seconds:
A clear half-second pause. She maintains eye contact with the camera.

3.0–3.8 seconds:
She smiles and says:
“Ready? Let's go!”

3.8–5.0 seconds:
She transfers one handle into her other hand, ending with exactly one handle in each hand. She naturally positions the middle of the rope behind her heels, ready for a forward swing. Show the entire preparation continuously, without the rope teleporting or changing shape.

5.0–6.0 seconds:
She performs exactly two normal-speed, two-foot jump-rope jumps. One full forward rope revolution per jump. Both feet clear the rope together, with small, controlled jumps and soft landings.

6.0–8.0 seconds:
Smoothly transition into slow motion for exactly two seconds of screen time. Maintain identical framing.
Show a continuous movement sequence that includes descent, visible contact with the floor, slight ankle and knee flexion as she absorbs the landing, and a clear push-off through her forefeet into the next jump.
Ground contact and push-off must be unmistakable. Show realistic gravity, body weight, muscle response, and subtle natural secondary motion of soft tissue, hair, and clothing. These movements follow the impact with believable inertia. The rope rotates continuously and passes beneath her feet during the airborne phase.
No floating, frozen poses, exaggerated bouncing, rubbery anatomy, or abrupt changes in body proportions.

8.0–9.7 seconds:
Return smoothly to normal speed. She performs two more complete jumps, then stops deliberately with both feet planted on the floor. Her wrists stop turning, and the rope settles naturally in front of her. She continues holding one handle in each hand.

9.7–12.0 seconds:
Standing still, she looks directly into the camera with a playful smile and slightly breathless delivery:
“Who do you think is better?”
Finish the sentence before the video ends. Her entire body remains visible.

REALISM AND CONTINUITY
Natural smartphone-video appearance, realistic skin texture, consistent evening lighting, and grounded contact shadows. Preserve her identity, physique, clothing, and the environment throughout.
Maintain a single rope of consistent length with two handles. Physically plausible rope tension, wrist rotation, foot clearance, balance, and floor contact. No rope passing through her body or shoes, no extra limbs or fingers, no duplicated handles, and no sliding feet.
Slow motion changes playback speed only; it does not change her movement style or the camera position.

AUDIO
All dialogue is in English, with accurate lip sync. Subtle room ambience, natural breathing, rope swishes, and synchronized shoe impacts. Sound slows naturally during the slow-motion segment.
No music, subtitles, on-screen text, or added logos.

REFERENCE
Model
Seedance
Duration
12s

Original post

If I had doubts before, they’re gone now. WAN 3.0 vs Seedance 2.5 - it’s not close. Tested on @makeugc Nothing left to say here - it’s not even close. Dropping the prompt below so you can test it yourself. More breakdowns tomorrow. https://t.co/pvXjsDiRp7

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