What problem does it solve? Writing Seedance 2.0 prompts in Russian requires precise cinematic terminology for camera, lighting, motion, audio, and constraints, and literal word-for-word translation produces bloated prompts that the model handles poorly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Russian Cinematic Vocabulary: Provides field-tested Russian wording for camera moves, lighting setups, motion, audio cues, and first/last-frame workflows. - Compact Prompt Pattern: Enforces a subject-action-camera-light-sound-constraint ordering with preserved reference tags like @Image1 and @Video1. - De-Slop and Dialogue Rules: Decomposes vague terms like "кинематографичный" into physical elements and gives rules for short spoken Russian lines with Cyrillic-first wording. - Use Case: A creator needs a Russian I2V prompt that keeps a product logo unchanged while adding a slow camera push-in and soft window light; the skill returns compact Russian wording with the reference tag intact. ## Quick Start Write a Seedance 2.0 video prompt in Russian using @Image1 as the first frame, with a slow push-in, soft window light, and no music.
