/film-skill I want to make a short film with Riley. Here’s what I have. SHOT 1 — Long Tracking (00:09–00:12)References* Riley Character Sheet* Industrial RoadPromptCreate a slow handheld tracking shot following Riley from behind as she walks alone along an empty industrial road at night. Wet asphalt reflects long rows of warm sodium streetlights. Massive warehouse walls disappear into blue fog. Riley walks slowly without looking around, wearing her oversized wet gray T-shirt, dark green pants and white Converse. The atmosphere is quiet, lonely and cinematic. Use the references only for Riley’s identity, wardrobe and the industrial environment. Do NOT copy the framing, perspective, camera position or composition from the references. Create an entirely new tracking angle and original camera placement.⸻SHOT 2 — Establishing Truck Stop (00:12–00:15)References* Truck StopPromptCreate a static cinematic establishing shot of the same isolated truck stop at night. The convenience store glows warmly from inside, a cashier is working behind the counter, shelves are fully stocked, one diesel pump stands outside, and the wet empty parking lot stretches into darkness. Industrial buildings fade into blue fog beyond the lot. No trucks and no people are visible outside. This is a completely new camera viewpoint introducing the location. Use the reference only for architectural style, lighting mood and environment continuity. Do NOT recreate the original composition, framing or camera position.⸻SHOT 3 — Truck Arrives (00:15–00:18)References* Truck Stop* Trailer ReferencePromptFrom the same establishing viewpoint, after a brief pause, a large dark curtain-side semi truck slowly enters the frame and pulls up beside the diesel pump. Everything else remains unchanged. The truck moves naturally and quietly through the empty parking lot while the warm convenience store glows in the background. Use references only for truck design and location continuity. Do NOT copy any camera angle or composition from the references.⸻SHOT 4 — Riley Notices (00:18–00:20)References* Riley* Truck StopPromptMedium cinematic shot of Riley standing near the edge of the truck stop parking lot. She quietly looks toward the newly arrived truck. Her expression barely changes; only her eyes recognize it. Warm light from the store softly illuminates her wet shirt while the blue night surrounds her. Create a completely original camera angle and framing. Do NOT match the camera placement of any reference.⸻SHOT 5 — Low Angle (00:20–00:23)References* Riley Character Sheet* Trailer RearPromptVery low-angle cinematic shot showing only Riley’s legs and feet walking across wet asphalt toward the rear of the parked trailer. Rainwater reflects the truck stop lights. The truck fills the background while Riley quietly approaches. The driver can be faintly seen through the convenience store window inside the shop. Create an original low-angle composition. Do NOT reproduce any reference framing or perspective.⸻SHOT 6 — Rear Trailer (00:23–00:26)References* Rear TrailerPromptStatic rear view of the parked curtain-side trailer. The rear tarp is almost completely closed except for a small loose opening. Riley slowly enters frame and stops behind the trailer, placing one hand on the edge of the wet tarp. Diesel engine idles in the background. Create a fresh cinematic composition. Do NOT copy the camera angle or framing from the reference.⸻SHOT 7 — Entering Trailer (00:26–00:28)References* Riley* Trailer InteriorPromptOver-the-shoulder shot from inside the trailer looking toward the opening. Riley lifts the tarp slightly and quietly climbs inside. The warm truck stop lights remain outside while the trailer interior is almost completely dark. Create a completely new interior camera position. Do NOT recreate any reference composition or camera placement.⸻SHOT 8 — Interior Trailer (00:28–00:30)References* Riley* Trailer InteriorPromptLocked-off cinematic interior shot inside the dark trailer. Riley sits quietly near the opening. Only a narrow slit of warm light enters through the slightly open tarp. Outside lights slowly begin to move as the truck pulls away. Engine vibration, rain and distant road noise create the atmosphere. Use references only for continuity of Riley and the trailer interior. Do NOT copy the framing or camera angle from any reference.Can you correct my prompt for Seedance 2.0? I have ref locations but I don’t want to copy all the time composition and make the same camera position, this is my biggest struggle