Late Desk

Posted 28 Sep 2026

Late Desk

Make it yours

Recreate workflow

Walks the chain step by step — nothing spends until you run one

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CHARACTER LOCK — HIGHEST PRIORITY: The person in every shot is exactly the person in @image1. Preserve their facial identity, facial structure, eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, mouth, exact skin tone, hairline, hairstyle, hair length, texture and colour, freckles and distinctive marks, apparent age, build and body proportions — identically, shot to shot. Preserve their gender presentation exactly as shown; do not masculinize, feminize or otherwise reinterpret it. Do not beautify, slim, de-age or restyle them. No face changes, no identity drift. No other people share their face. ATTACHED IMAGES ARE MANDATORY AND FINAL: If an avatar image is attached, that is the person — reproduce them exactly, in every single frame, and never invent a different face, hairline, hair colour, skin tone, body or age. The attached images outrank every word written below them: wherever an attached image and this text disagree, follow the image. ASSET MAP: @image1 — the character. Photocopy @image1 for face, hair, skin, identity, and the wardrobe exactly as worn on the still. Add a simple day bag they carry. Do not restyle hair. Do not invent different clothing. Ignore any beige pad around the still — that pad is not a set. If any other person appears (the security guard, the HR associate, the department head), they are never named, aged or gendered in the text — described only by their role and what they do. Only @image1's face is locked as an identity. Extra people in this story are beats, not copies of @image1. HANDS: hands are always anatomically correct with five fingers each, naturally proportioned, in every shot they appear. SETTING & CAMERA: One continuous modern office: entrance → security desk → badge gate → glass corridor → open office → whiteboard aisle → the character’s own desk. Morning light, hard floors, realistic office furniture. A white PTZ security camera is already mounted above/right of their desk and must remain there throughout. 0-25.5s: continuous third-person tracking, usually 1.5m behind the character’s shoulder. Realistic follow-lag, whip-pans to threats, no hidden cuts or teleportation. 25.5s: hard cut to a fixed frontal medium close-up showing the character, their desk, and the PTZ camera. HUD: a simple colour-based detection indicator top-center (green → yellow → red, no numeric readout). Minimap bottom-left; STAMINA/COMPOSURE top-left; SPRINT/CROUCH/INTERACT/SLIDE bottom-right icons only, no numbers. Opening text: “LATE — 12 MIN” / “OBJECTIVE: REACH YOUR DESK UNDETECTED.” 0-7s — SECURITY GUARD: The character sprints through the entrance with their bag. The guard notices them. They hide behind a large planter instead of confronting the guard, dropping low as the guard approaches with a radio. The indicator flares toward red. When the guard looks away, they quietly slip out, badge through the gate, and continue. The guard notices the closing gate but does not chase. The indicator eases back toward green. 7-13s — HR CART: HR pushes a tall cart loaded with folders toward the character. They accidentally brush the glass, then quickly crouch behind the cart and move with it, staying hidden as HR checks both sides. They circle behind the cart when HR looks away, then break cover and run once the corridor is clear. HR never clearly sees them. The indicator peaks red, then drops back toward green. 13-18s — DEPARTMENT HEAD DISCOVERY: The department head appears at a T-junction and notices the character’s reflection through the glass. They turn toward the character. A solid red “!” flashes exactly twice above the department head. Only afterward, the indicator turns full red: “ALERT.” The department head calls, “Hey! Hold on!” The character turns and says, “Oh, crap!” The department head follows their route. 18-23.5s — WHITEBOARD ESCAPE: The character races through the open-office aisle, grabs a wheeled whiteboard, and pulls it diagonally across the department head’s path. The department head brakes before hitting it and immediately circles around. The character squeezes through the remaining gap between the whiteboard and a desk using a low side-slide, keeping their bag tight to their body, then immediately gets up and runs. The department head stays behind them. 23.5-25.5s — FALSE SUCCESS: The character reaches their desk, drops into the chair, puts the bag underneath, and starts typing while catching their breath. The department head searches the rear aisle but cannot see them. The indicator falls to green. Green “MISSION COMPLETE” appears. The character smiles with relief. 25.5-30s — CCTV TWIST: At 26.2s, the pre-installed PTZ camera physically whirs, pans and tilts toward the character, then its red indicator illuminates. They slowly look up toward it and freeze. Remove “MISSION COMPLETE.” Show “CCTV DETECTED,” followed by red “MISSION FAILED.” They mutter, “You’ve got to be kidding me.” Hold their defeated expression, the red-lit camera, and the failure HUD until the end. PHYSICS & RESTRICTIONS: real footsteps, shoe friction, breathing, bag movement, glass reflections, radio, badge gate, cart/whiteboard/chair wheels, keyboard sounds, and PTZ motor. No teleportation, clipping, frictionless movement, clones, identity changes, distorted hands, plastic skin, impossible reflections, or furniture hitting people. Only the department head pursues the character. The guard and HR associate never chase. The CCTV camera must physically turn; the HUD must not replace the physical camera action. AUDIO (native, synced, no BGM, no voiceover, no narration besides the spoken lines): hard-floor footsteps, bag fabric, radio chatter, badge-gate beep, cart wheels, glass tap, the department head’s “Hey! Hold on!”, the character’s “Oh, crap!”, whiteboard wheels, keyboard keys, PTZ motor whir, then “You’ve got to be kidding me.” No subtitles, no BGM, no extra logos. Vertical 9:16. Exactly 30 seconds.

How it was made

Seedance 2.5 9:16 1080p with sound. @image1 is the person.

ATTACHED IMAGES ARE MANDATORY AND FINAL: If an avatar image is attached, that is the person — reproduce them exactly, in every single frame, and never invent a different face, hairline, hair colour, skin tone, body or age. The attached images outrank every word written below them: wherever an attached image and this text disagree, follow the image.

ASSET MAP: @image1 — the character. Photocopy @image1 for face, hair, skin, identity, and the wardrobe exactly as worn on the still. Add a simple day bag they carry. Do not restyle hair. Do not invent different clothing. Ignore any beige pad around the still — that pad is not a set.

If any other person appears (the security guard, the HR associate, the department head), they are never named, aged or gendered in the text — described only by their role and what they do. Only @image1's face is locked as an identity. Extra people in this story are beats, not copies of @image1.

HANDS: hands are always anatomically correct with five fingers each, naturally proportioned, in every shot they appear.

SETTING & CAMERA: One continuous modern office: entrance → security desk → badge gate → glass corridor → open office → whiteboard aisle → the character’s own desk. Morning light, hard floors, realistic office furniture. A white PTZ security camera is already mounted above/right of their desk and must remain there throughout.

0-25.5s: continuous third-person tracking, usually 1.5m behind the character’s shoulder. Realistic follow-lag, whip-pans to threats, no hidden cuts or teleportation.
25.5s: hard cut to a fixed frontal medium close-up showing the character, their desk, and the PTZ camera.

HUD: a simple colour-based detection indicator top-center (green → yellow → red, no numeric readout). Minimap bottom-left; STAMINA/COMPOSURE top-left; SPRINT/CROUCH/INTERACT/SLIDE bottom-right icons only, no numbers. Opening text: “LATE — 12 MIN” / “OBJECTIVE: REACH YOUR DESK UNDETECTED.”

0-7s — SECURITY GUARD: The character sprints through the entrance with their bag. The guard notices them. They hide behind a large planter instead of confronting the guard, dropping low as the guard approaches with a radio. The indicator flares toward red. When the guard looks away, they quietly slip out, badge through the gate, and continue. The guard notices the closing gate but does not chase. The indicator eases back toward green.

7-13s — HR CART: HR pushes a tall cart loaded with folders toward the character. They accidentally brush the glass, then quickly crouch behind the cart and move with it, staying hidden as HR checks both sides. They circle behind the cart when HR looks away, then break cover and run once the corridor is clear. HR never clearly sees them. The indicator peaks red, then drops back toward green.

13-18s — DEPARTMENT HEAD DISCOVERY: The department head appears at a T-junction and notices the character’s reflection through the glass. They turn toward the character. A solid red “!” flashes exactly twice above the department head. Only afterward, the indicator turns full red: “ALERT.” The department head calls, “Hey! Hold on!” The character turns and says, “Oh, crap!” The department head follows their route.

18-23.5s — WHITEBOARD ESCAPE: The character races through the open-office aisle, grabs a wheeled whiteboard, and pulls it diagonally across the department head’s path. The department head brakes before hitting it and immediately circles around. The character squeezes through the remaining gap between the whiteboard and a desk using a low side-slide, keeping their bag tight to their body, then immediately gets up and runs. The department head stays behind them.

23.5-25.5s — FALSE SUCCESS: The character reaches their desk, drops into the chair, puts the bag underneath, and starts typing while catching their breath. The department head searches the rear aisle but cannot see them. The indicator falls to green. Green “MISSION COMPLETE” appears. The character smiles with relief.

25.5-30s — CCTV TWIST: At 26.2s, the pre-installed PTZ camera physically whirs, pans and tilts toward the character, then its red indicator illuminates. They slowly look up toward it and freeze. Remove “MISSION COMPLETE.” Show “CCTV DETECTED,” followed by red “MISSION FAILED.” They mutter, “You’ve got to be kidding me.” Hold their defeated expression, the red-lit camera, and the failure HUD until the end.

PHYSICS & RESTRICTIONS: real footsteps, shoe friction, breathing, bag movement, glass reflections, radio, badge gate, cart/whiteboard/chair wheels, keyboard sounds, and PTZ motor. No teleportation, clipping, frictionless movement, clones, identity changes, distorted hands, plastic skin, impossible reflections, or furniture hitting people. Only the department head pursues the character. The guard and HR associate never chase. The CCTV camera must physically turn; the HUD must not replace the physical camera action.

AUDIO (native, synced, no BGM, no voiceover, no narration besides the spoken lines): hard-floor footsteps, bag fabric, radio chatter, badge-gate beep, cart wheels, glass tap, the department head’s “Hey! Hold on!”, the character’s “Oh, crap!”, whiteboard wheels, keyboard keys, PTZ motor whir, then “You’ve got to be kidding me.”

No subtitles, no BGM, no extra logos. Vertical 9:16. Exactly 30 seconds.

ModelSeedance 2.5

Aspect9:16

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