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Seedance 2.0 Prompt Share Today's filmmaking technique: Developing Master Shot A continuous take where the scene unfolds without cuts. Inside it, handoff drives the flow. One element passes focus to another, guiding the camera through action instead of edits. Just controlled transitions. You can find the prompt below 👇

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