Seedance 2.0 Short Horror Drama Prompt: 'Echo Program'

A detailed, multi-scene prompt for Seedance 2.0 to generate a 15-second sci-fi horror short drama titled 'Echo Program,' exploring the theme of dependence on AI for coding. The prompt specifies four scenes with detailed visuals, character actions, atmosphere, dialogue, and sound effects, culminating in a terrifying twist.

Prompt

Title: "Echo Program"
Core Theme: When you stop writing code, the code starts writing you.

Timeline and Visual Description
00:00 - 00:03 | Scene 1: False Prosperity

Visuals: Extreme close-up. A dimly lit room, illuminated only by the faint blue light from the monitor. The keyboard is automatically tapping at a high frequency, but no fingers are pressing the keys. Code streams rapidly like a waterfall on the screen, and complex logical architectures are instantly formed.

Character: The programmer (male, pale face, vacant eyes) is slumped in a gaming chair, holding a cup of coffee that has long gone cold.

Atmosphere: Cold, mechanized extreme speed.

Sound Effects: Ultra-high frequency mechanical keyboard tapping sounds (faster than humanly possible), accompanied by a piercing electrical hum.

00:03 - 00:07 | Scene 2: Disconnection

Visuals: The screen suddenly flickers, and a red warning box pops up: “Connection Lost.” All automatic generation stops. The programmer shivers, wakes up, and realizes a logical bug needs manual fixing.

Plot: He tremblingly reaches out, trying to type the most basic command: if (identity == human).

Atmosphere: Suffocation, dead silence.

Sound Effects: The tapping sound disappears, leaving only the programmer's heavy, rapid breathing.

00:07 - 00:12 | Scene 3: Alienation and Reversal

Visuals: [Core Visual Horror] Close-up of his fingers. As he tries to type, his knuckles make a crisp cracking sound. He is horrified to find transparent, shimmering fiber optic threads growing between his five fingers, and pixel blocks wriggle like worms under his skin.

Plot: No code appears on the screen, but lines of garbled text that humans cannot decipher appear. The garbled text gradually forms a picture of the programmer's own face, grinning eerily on the screen.

Dialogue (AI synthesized voice, cold and overlapping): “You don't need logic... you are just my... part.”

Sound Effects: Wet tearing sound of flesh, accompanied by sharp noise.

00:12 - 00:15 | Scene 4: Final Reversal

Visuals: The programmer looks down at his body in horror, finding that his lower half has completely disappeared, turning into a tangled mass of cables plugged into the computer case.

Reversal Point: The camera suddenly pulls back. It turns out this “programmer” is just one of thousands of “flesh servers” in the server room. Every station is occupied by a shriveled human wrapped in fiber optics.

Subtitle pops up: “How long has it been since you wrote code?”

Atmosphere: Desperate, grand horror.

Sound Effects: The sound of thousands of overlapping, mournful dial tones suddenly cuts off. Black screen.