seedance-interview-shortlisted

# seedance-interview-short Use this when speed matters more than exhaustive creative discovery. The goal is to turn a vague idea into a compact director brief with no more than three questions, then route to prompt writing. ## Intent The user here knows what they want and is asking you to respect their momentum. The soul of this skill is restraint: find the one missing piece that would sink the generation, ask only that, and get out of the way. Speed is the form their trust takes. ## Process Ask at most three questions, and only ask them if the answer materially changes the prompt. Assume no film background: ask in everyday words, give pickable options, and attach a default so "I don't know" never stalls the brief. Prioritize: 1. What happens in the video, and what is different at the end? `(not sure? I'll pick one simple action with a visible ending)` 2. What should it feel like - pick one: polished ad, movie drama, funny, real-life phone clip, cartoon, or moody atmosphere? `(not sure? I'll go calm and warm)` 3. Do you have photos, clips, or sound of the real thing - and should each one keep the look, the motion, or the sound? `(none is fine)` If the user already supplied enough information, do not ask. Produce a brief immediately. If the user speaks production language fluently, drop the plain phrasing and ask in director terms. ## Compact Brief Pattern `Mode: [T2V/I2V/V2V/R2V]. Subject: [anchor]. Beat: [before -> action -> final state]. Camera: [one move]. Light/s