A Toc Toc dance prompt for Seedance, free of names, ready to copy

The prompt

Generate a 11-second vertical video from the reference image. It is a single take with a locked camera, filmed on a phone on a tripod at chest height.
Image 1 supplies the DANCER, so their face, skin tone, hair, build and clothes carry over unchanged. If it shows an animal, the species stays and it stands on its hind legs, dancing with its front paws. If it shows a toy or drawn character, make it come alive while its look stays the same.
Scene: a bare room with pale grey walls, a wooden floor in warm tones, a white door frame along the left edge, a little white chest of drawers by the right wall, and soft, even daylight. Nothing readable and no logos.
Timeline: 0-2s: the DANCER starts toward the camera, hopping on the right leg with the left knee raised to the hip, then raps twice on an invisible door at head height and swings round to the right side. 2-3.5s: pivot to the front, low forward flick of the right heel, both arms thrown out and down. 3.5-5s: left side to camera, hops on the right foot, small kicks from the pumping left knee. 5-7.5s: back to the camera, more hopping and head-height knocking, head snapped over the shoulder in a glare, one last knock in profile. 7.5-10s: turn to the front, land wide and bounce foot to foot, heels flicking forward, arms low and open. 10-11s: frozen in a wide stance with arms stretched down and out and palms open, eyes on the lens, no smile.
Throughout, the DANCER wears a completely serious, deadpan face and keeps moving until the final freeze.
Sound: bouncy party music of accordion and synth near 124 BPM, held together by a steady four-on-the-floor kick, with a soft knock-knock at each knock and no singing, no lyrics.
Keep the motion realistic, with no captions, no logos, no watermark.

Using it

• Supply your photo as Image 1, using that label if your tool wants tags.
• If the original sound is going on later, don't edit the timeline, since its timings follow the original clip.
• Keep names, brands and accounts out of the timeline. Filters tend to catch them, so the timeline describes only the action.
• Limits vary between tools and change often. Rewrite the first line to match the length and shape that your plan allows.