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Golden Fried Rice Cooking Sequence in Animation
A fast cut sequence follows fried rice from chopping and egg mixing through the sizzling wok to the final plated dish. Steam, flames and glossy grains give each shot a lively, appetizing feel.
- Model
- Seedance
- Type
- Video
- Aspect ratio
- 1:1
- Shared
- 31 May 2026
- Likes on X
- 353
Video prompt
1,247 charactersBased on the attached storyboard images, create a 15-second horizontal 16:9 animated cooking video. Theme: Golden Fried Rice Follow the storyboard's panel sequence and turn it into a fast-paced cooking scene. Flow: Ingredients→ Chopping → Cracking and mixing eggs → Heated wok → Adding eggs and rice → Shaking the wok while raising flames Close-up of golden fried rice Plating → Hero shot of the finished dish Style: High-quality animated film style, cinematic lighting, god-tier food animation artwork, high definition, vibrant colors, strong sizzle appeal, steam, flames, glistening oil, glossy rice, mouthwatering rice terrorism vibe. Editing: Use rhythmic fast cuts, close-ups, extreme close-ups, low-angle shots, overhead shots, quick pans, and satisfying match cuts. Make it energetic and stylish while keeping the cooking process clear and easy to follow. Important: Do not make it a slideshow of still images. Naturally animate hand movements, wok motions, flying rice grains, steam, flames, and oil glistens. Maintain the same kitchen atmosphere and animation style throughout the entire video. Do not include text, subtitles, logos, or watermarks. Avoid distorted hands, crumbling ingredients, melted-like shapes, or unnatural movements.
How to use it
This prompt was written for a storyboard image, so attach your own panels or reference frames first if you want the same layout. It was shared as a Seedance prompt. To make it yours, swap the dish name or the ingredients, but keep the wok, steam and close-up language so the cooking stays clear and easy to follow.
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