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seedance-vocab-ko

This skill converts English filmmaking terminology into Korean cinematic language for Seedance 2.0 prompts. It covers camera movements, lighting setups, motion, audio direction, and production constraints—decomposing vague mood words into concrete visual and sonic elements that Korean creators recognize. Reference tags remain untranslated.

seedance-vocab-ko translates camera, lighting, action, and production terms into Korean for video prompts.

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Emily2040/seedance-2.0/seedance-vocab-ko · repository language: Python

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cp -r seedance-2.0/skills/seedance-vocab-ko ~/.claude/skills/seedance-vocab-ko

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What is seedance-vocab-ko and what does it help with?

seedance-vocab-ko converts English filmmaking terminology into Korean cinematic language for Seedance 2.0 prompts. It covers camera movements, lighting setups, motion, audio direction, and production constraints—decomposing vague mood words into concrete visual and sonic elements that Korean creators recognize. Reference tags remain untranslated.

How do I get Korean Seedance 2.0 prompt wording using this skill?

seedance-vocab-ko translates camera, lighting, and action terms into Korean while maintaining Seedance 2.0 structure. Provide your English prompt with mood descriptors or technical specifications, and the skill converts them into proper Korean cinematic vocabulary that video generation systems recognize.

What Korean camera lighting action terms does seedance-vocab-ko cover?

seedance-vocab-ko includes Korean translations for camera movements (pan, dolly, crane), lighting setups (three-point, key light, fill), production elements (focus, exposure, depth of field), and audio direction. It also handles VFX and constraint terminology specific to Korean filmmaking workflows.

Can seedance-vocab-ko translate mood concepts into production elements?

Yes. seedance-vocab-ko decomposes vague Korean cinematic mood words (감성 기반 descriptors) into concrete visual instructions—converting emotional concepts like 'melancholic' or 'energetic' into specific camera angles, lighting ratios, color grades, and motion patterns that creators can implement.

What Korean film production terminology is included in this skill?

seedance-vocab-ko provides Korean film production terminology covering cinematography, lighting, audio production, and VFX vocabulary. It serves as a reference guide for Korean video creators working with Seedance 2.0, ensuring technical accuracy and cultural alignment in prompt engineering.

Does seedance-vocab-ko translate reference tags in prompts?

No. seedance-vocab-ko keeps reference tags untranslated while converting all filmmaking terminology and descriptors to Korean. This preserves system compatibility while localizing the cinematic language and production instructions for Korean creators.

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seedance-vocab-ko

Use Korean cinematic vocabulary when the user asks for Korean prompt wording, bilingual delivery, compact translation, or production vocabulary for camera, lighting, action, VFX, audio, and constraints. Preserve reference tags exactly: @Image1, @Video1, and @Audio1 must not be translated.

Intent

Korean users bring 감성 - a feeling-culture with exacting visual taste. The soul here is making 감성 physical: every mood word the user offers returns as light, framing, and timing they can recognize as exactly what they felt.

Usage Rule

Translate the production intention

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korean-language-support film-terminology prompt-engineering production-glossary mood-to-motion bilingual-translation visual-vocabulary constraint-preservation cinematography-terms