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# 🎬 Seedance 2.0 (Runway) — 動画生成 使い方ガイド

## TOOL
**Runway** (https://app.runwayml.com/)

## モデル / モード
- モデル: `Seedance 2.0`
- 入力: text-to-video または image-to-video

## Runway 画面の入力箇所 → 何を入れるか

| Runway 画面 | このページのどこを使うか |
|---|---|
| **Reference Image (@IMG_1)** | 上記「Reference Image」の画像をドラッグ&ドロップ |
| **Prompt** | 下記プロンプト本文をコピー |
| **Duration** | 5s / 10s / 15s から選択 |
| **Aspect Ratio** | 16:9 横長 (本編) / 9:16 縦長 (SNS Reels) |
| **Audio** | ON 必須 (OFF だとナレーション・効果音が入らない) |
| **Generate** | 60〜180秒で完成、Download MP4 |

## 注意
- 顔が映る image-to-video は Seedance のフィルタによりブロックされる場合あり → text-to-video に切り替えるか、Kling v3 を使用

## 実投入するプロンプト本文

```text
The same Japanese man from the reference image, early 30s, keeping his exact face bones, skin tone, and facial features identical to the reference — transformed into a character from a 1980s low-budget Japanese B-movie zombie film, with visible practical stage makeup (clearly prosthetic, theatrical, cheap-horror aesthetic, not realistic gore). Pale grey-green face paint with visible makeup brush strokes, dark hollow eye shadow, messy curly hair tousled with fake dust and debris for theatrical effect, subtle plum-purple stage bruise makeup on cheekbones that reads as obvious stage paint not real injury. Wearing a dust-smeared vintage white collared shirt with a worn dark vest hanging open, torn shirt collar (clean wardrobe tear, not gore). A hint of a wry knowing smile breaks through the zombie facade, as if he is in on the joke.

Behind him, a lo-fi Japanese 80s film-set aesthetic: practical tungsten studio lights slightly visible in soft bokeh, a visible boom mic peeking at the edge of frame, fog machine haze, a painted backdrop of a graveyard that looks intentionally flat and low-budget, a single prop tombstone wobbling slightly.

Vertical 9:16 portrait framing. Medium close-up showing head, shoulders, and chest. Photorealistic cinematic photography capturing a clearly theatrical zombie character rather than a scary realistic zombie. ARRI Alexa look, subsurface skin scattering visible under the stage makeup, visible skin pores, subtle 35mm film grain, warm tungsten key light typical of 1980s B-movie sets. Preserve the reference person's identity completely — this is clearly the same face under theatrical makeup. No real blood, no real injury, no gore. Stage prosthetic makeup only. No readable text, no logos, no watermarks, no CGI, no realistic horror.
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