Seedance 2.5 Chari Chaka Sports Commercial

Create a 30-second ultra-photorealistic, high-budget cinematic sports commercial featuring the EXACT adult woman from the uploaded reference image as the main Chari Chaka player.

IDENTITY LOCK — VERY IMPORTANT:
Use the uploaded reference image as the ONLY identity reference for the main female player. Preserve her exact facial identity, face shape, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, skin tone, hairstyle, hair length, body proportions and natural facial characteristics throughout the entire video. Do not redesign, beautify, replace, or reinterpret her face. She must remain clearly the same woman from beginning to end.

GAME REFERENCE:
Use the provided Chari Chaka reference image to accurately understand the equipment and gameplay.

The game uses badminton-style rackets and a shuttlecock/chari.

IMPORTANT:
This is NOT cricket.
Do NOT use cricket bats, cricket balls, wickets, baseball equipment, tennis balls or any unrelated sports equipment.

CONCEPT:
Create a premium professional Chari Chaka sports match inside a large modern outdoor professional sports ground. The visual quality should feel like a high-budget international sports commercial.

The environment must be clean, modern and professionally maintained, with a large open playing surface, professional boundary markings and premium sports-event infrastructure.

There must be NO village environment, NO rustic field and NO muddy ground.

VERY IMPORTANT — PLAYERS ONLY:
There must be ONLY the players from the two competing teams inside and around the playing area.

NO spectators.
NO audience.
NO cheering crowd.
NO people clapping.
NO commentators.
NO visible referee.
NO photographers.
NO staff.
NO random people.
NO extra people in the background.

Only the main player's team and the opposing team should be visible.

Keep all players visually consistent throughout the entire video.

0–5 SECONDS — GRAND ENTRY:

Begin with a cinematic wide shot of the empty professional sports ground.

Show the main woman entering the playing area confidently with her teammates.

She walks toward the match area holding her professional badminton-style racket.

Her teammates walk naturally behind and beside her.

Use premium sports-commercial cinematography with smooth tracking movement.

5–8 SECONDS — SHOES REVEAL:

Cut to a low-angle cinematic close-up of the main woman's professional sports shoes.

Show her walking naturally across the playing surface.

Capture realistic footsteps, natural body movement and detailed shoe texture.

Keep her outfit and appearance exactly consistent.

8–11 SECONDS — RACKET AND CHARI REVEAL:

Cut to a detailed close-up of her hands.

Clearly show the badminton-style racket in her hand.

Then clearly show the shuttlecock/chari.

She naturally prepares the racket and shuttlecock before the match.

Focus on realistic hand movement, racket texture and shuttlecock details.

11–14 SECONDS — READY FOR THE MATCH:

Camera moves upward from her hands and reveals her face.

She looks confidently toward the opposing team.

Cut to the opposing players preparing with their rackets and shuttlecock.

Both teams take their positions.

The playing area remains completely clear of spectators and unnecessary people.

14–22 SECONDS — CHARI CHAKA MATCH:

The match begins.

Show fast, energetic and skillful Chari Chaka gameplay using the badminton-style rackets and shuttlecock.

The main woman moves quickly and naturally across the playing area.

Show realistic footwork, racket swings, body balance and athletic movement.

Include a visually impressive athletic jump where she jumps naturally and strikes the shuttlecock with her racket.

Use multiple professional sports cinematography angles:

• low-angle racket shots
• close-up of the shuttlecock
• close-up of racket impact
• close-up of her shoes and footwork
• side tracking shots
• dynamic follow-camera shots
• wide shots showing both teams
• cinematic action shots following the shuttlecock

The shuttlecock must move according to realistic physics and racket impact.

All athletic movements must be physically believable.

22–27 SECONDS — INTENSE FINAL EXCHANGE:

The opposing team makes a strong return.

The main woman reacts immediately.

She moves quickly across the field, jumps naturally and performs a powerful and precise racket shot with the shuttlecock.

Her teammates react naturally to the play.

The opposing players continue the match realistically.

Keep the action intense and cinematic without exaggerated or impossible movements.

27–30 SECONDS — FINAL HERO SHOT:

After the final successful play, the main woman lands naturally and stands confidently holding her racket.

Start with a close-up of her professional shoes.

Move upward to her racket and the shuttlecock.

Then reveal her face.

Finish with a powerful wide cinematic shot showing the professional playing area and ONLY the two competing teams.

No spectators or extra people anywhere in the final shot.

VISUAL STYLE:

Ultra-photorealistic live-action.
High-budget professional sports commercial.
Premium cinematic cinematography.
Professional international sports-event aesthetic.
Realistic skin texture.
Realistic hair movement.
Realistic clothing movement.
Natural athletic biomechanics.
Realistic racket physics.
Realistic shuttlecock physics.
Sharp details.
Professional outdoor sports lighting.
Clean modern sports ground.
Dynamic but smooth camera movement.
Cinematic depth of field.
Natural daylight with premium cinematic contrast.

CAMERA:

Use professional sports cinematography with low-angle shots, close-ups, side tracking shots, dynamic follow shots and wide establishing shots.

Camera movement should be smooth, energetic and purposeful.

Do not use excessive camera shake.

AUDIO:

Only authentic natural sports sounds:

racket swings,
shuttlecock impacts,
footsteps,
breathing,
natural clothing movement,
subtle outdoor ambience.

NO background music.
NO narration.
NO crowd noise.
NO applause.
NO cheering.
NO shouting spectators.

IMPORTANT NEGATIVE PROMPT:

NO cricket.
NO cricket bat.
NO cricket ball.
NO wickets.
NO baseball equipment.
NO tennis ball.
NO unrelated sports equipment.
NO spectators.
NO audience.
NO crowd.
NO cheering.
NO clapping.
NO commentators.
NO referee.
NO photographers.
NO staff.
NO random people.
NO village.
NO rural houses.
NO muddy field.
NO rustic environment.
NO CGI.
NO animation.
NO cartoon.
NO artificial-looking people.
NO slow motion.
NO impossible physics.
NO exaggerated superhero movements.
NO face morphing.
NO identity changes.
NO outfit changes.
NO hairstyle changes.
NO duplicate main character.
NO distorted hands.
NO extra fingers.
NO extra limbs.
NO text.
NO subtitles.
NO logos.
NO watermark.

Keep the entire video in normal real-time speed.

The final result must look like a premium professional Chari Chaka sports commercial, with the main woman as the star athlete, realistic racket-and-shuttlecock gameplay, two competing teams only, and a clean professional sports-ground atmosphere.