Hit the Road Dude AI prompt for Seedance: a second-by-second script

The prompt

Make a 15-second vertical clip from the reference image that looks as if someone standing beside a parked vehicle filmed it on a phone.
Image 1 is the DRIVER: keep the face, hair or fur, skin tone, body shape and clothing, and never turn them into somebody else. If the DRIVER is an animal, keep its species; it sits upright in the driver's seat, front paws on the steering wheel, and talks. If the DRIVER is a toy or a drawn character, bring it to life and keep its colours and shape.
Setting: a grassy bank by a calm country pond in the afternoon, a dirt track, tall trees; a plain white pickup truck with no badges, logos or readable plate has stopped on the track, driver's side toward the camera, window open.
Camera: one handheld phone shot at standing height with hard cuts between wide, medium and close-up framings.
Timeline (the DRIVER talks with their hands throughout, lips in sync with every line): 0-2s wide shot of the driver's side, the DRIVER jabbing a finger at the camera: "Who told you you could fish here?" 2-4s the off-camera young man, unsure: "I thought it was state property." 4-5s hard cut to a close-up of the DRIVER's hand on the window sill, finger aimed at the camera: "State?" 5-6.4s wide shot: "This?" (the man says "Yeah") 6.4-7.4s medium shot, pointing at the camera: "State?" 7.4-10.5s wide shot, the DRIVER points down and waves the person away: "Hit the road, dude. This ain't no state property, this is private property." 10.5-13.3s medium shot, then a wide shot pointing at the camera again; the man says "Oh, okay." 13.3-15s tight close-up of the DRIVER's face: "What is your name anyway? I want your name."
Audio: only the spoken lines, quiet ambient sound and an idling engine. No music.
No captions, no logos, no watermark.

Tips for using it

• Add the Driver photo as Image 1, and label it Image 1 if your tool asks for tags.
• Keep real names out of the timeline. The prompt describes a generic driver, so nobody from the original clip is imitated.
• Plans and limits differ between tools and change often. Set the first line to the clip length and shape your plan allows.