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Exploring a new storyboard format: Depth Map Storyboards. Instead of letting Seedance 2.0 inherit the storyboard's visual style, I used a reference image to define the tone and look, while the depth-map storyboard defines the composition and camera framing. workflow + system prompt below 🧵

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