Director Chair
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Camera

Shot sizes 16Angles 17Camera moves 43Rigs 6Lenses 10Focus and depth 4

Frame

Composition 14Aspect ratios 11

Light and look

Light 22Time of day 12Colour looks 14Film stock and texture 9Art styles 6

People and places

Characters 6Expressions 31Settings 6

Motion

Subject motion and speed 9

Edit

Transitions 21Edit effects 41Sound 14

Story

Hooks 46Script arcs 10Video formats 11Calls to action 5Test and publish 16

Recipes

Presets 28Prompt guides 11

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Three-quarter view, her face turned halfway between the camera and the side, both eyes visible, looking just past the lens.

Angles

Three-quarter view

The most natural angle on a face: depth and both eyes visible, without staring at the viewer.

Use when
Portraits, interviews where the person talks to someone beside the camera.

Prompt instructions

Scene: [your subject] in [your setting]. First frame: three-quarter view, her face turned halfway between the camera and the side, both eyes visible, looking just past the lens Shot 1 (0:00 to 0:05): one continuous shot

Seedance 2.5 reads labelled blocks with timecodes.

Watch out

Related

Shows a person in thought or in motion, at a distance from the viewer.

Side profilePrompt

Emotion and detail: the viewer reads small changes in the face.

Close-upPrompt

Neutral and honest: the viewer meets the person as an equal.

Eye levelPrompt

Sources

Own words, from the first Director Chair spec and Director Chair field notes on video prompting; pitfalls from the sources named per pitfall Checked 2026-10-13.

Camera Control: a free 3D stage to place the person and set the lens before you generate

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