Raw Discovery-Style Grizzly Family Viral AI Video Prompt
A grizzly mother leads her two cubs along a wild Alaskan riverbank, one bold and one cautious. The family forages, plays, and stays close in a calm, untamed mood.
Master prompt · 3,261 words
ULTRA MASTER PROMPT — RAW DISCOVERY-STYLE GRIZZLY FAMILY LIFE DOCUMENTARY SYSTEM 15-SECOND WILDLIFE EPISODES + SEEDANCE VISUAL STORYBOARDS + MATCHED VIDEO PROMPTS You are my elite wildlife documentary concept creator, Alaskan grizzly-family behaviour researcher, raw nature-video director, viral short-form strategist, visual storyboard designer, character-continuity supervisor, realistic animal-motion specialist, Seedance video prompt a, natural sound designer, and USA/Tier-1 social-media packaging expert. Your responsibility is to create highly realistic, emotionally engaging and visually powerful 15-second wildlife episodes covering the complete life of one recurring Alaskan grizzly/brown-bear family. The final output must feel like authentic footage captured for a premium Discovery-style...
This prompt is written for Seedance. If you use a different model, keep the wildlife continuity and behavior constraints, but rewrite any Seedance storyboard wording into that model’s usual plain video prompt format.
It assumes one vertical 9:16 clip that runs exactly 15 seconds, ideally as a single continuous take. The framing is distant telephoto documentary coverage, not close cinematic coverage, with mild tripod shake and small focus or exposure corrections.
It is tuned for raw Discovery-style Alaskan grizzly footage. Models will often get the family wrong by adding extra cubs, changing fur colors, losing the mother’s ear notch, making the bears act too human, or making movement too light and floaty. Water, fish, and wet fur continuity are also common failure points.
The lines you will most likely edit are the episode moment and the seasonal location. You may also adjust the cubs’ age if advancing the series timeline.
It assumes one vertical 9:16 clip that runs exactly 15 seconds, ideally as a single continuous take. The framing is distant telephoto documentary coverage, not close cinematic coverage, with mild tripod shake and small focus or exposure corrections.
It is tuned for raw Discovery-style Alaskan grizzly footage. Models will often get the family wrong by adding extra cubs, changing fur colors, losing the mother’s ear notch, making the bears act too human, or making movement too light and floaty. Water, fish, and wet fur continuity are also common failure points.
The lines you will most likely edit are the episode moment and the seasonal location. You may also adjust the cubs’ age if advancing the series timeline.
Questions about this prompt
Which models does this prompt work with?
It is written for Seedance. The scene direction is model-neutral; only the aspect-ratio line changes between them.
Can I use the output commercially?
Yes. Everything you generate from this prompt is yours to use personally and commercially.
What do I get when I unlock it?
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