Seedance — 15s CRS cutoff hook reel

Pure 3-shot × 5s hook reel announcing a new CRS cutoff, designed for IG Reels / TikTok / YT Shorts feed-stop.

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Generate 3 Seedance shot prompts for a 15-second 9:16 hook reel announcing CRS cutoff [CRS_CUTOFF] for [CATEGORY] (delta [DELTA]). Output each shot as a standalone Seedance prompt block: • SHOT N · DURATION 5s · ASPECT 9:16 • SCENE, CAMERA, MOTION INTENSITY, PALETTE, AMBIENT, NEGATIVE PROMPT Shot map: S1 (0-5s) HOOK SCENE: full-frame plain background in warm off-white (#F6F4EF). The single number "[CRS_CUTOFF]" zooms from 0 → full screen, rendered as an abstract chunky type in [BRAND_PRIMARY_HEX]. Around 4s, a small caption fades in below in [BRAND_ACCENT_HEX]: "[CATEGORY]". (Note: Seedance literal-text is unreliable; add the actual digits in post via Submagic — describe the visual as "large chunky type representing the number".) CAMERA: static medium. MOTION INTENSITY: 60. S2 (5-10s) DELTA SCENE: a chart-like motion — a single thick line in [BRAND_ACCENT_HEX] descending (if delta < 0) or ascending (if delta > 0) across the frame. The line's slope visualizes [DELTA]. CAMERA: slow pan-right. MOTION INTENSITY: 30. S3 (10-15s) BRAND HOLD SCENE: warm off-white background. A soft particle field in [BRAND_PRIMARY_HEX] settles into a logo-shape silhouette (abstract — NOT the actual firm wordmark; that gets composited in post). CAMERA: static medium. MOTION INTENSITY: 15. Negative prompt for every shot: "Canadian flag, maple leaf, IRCC logo, government insignia, real face, real passport, distorted text, AI-art artifacts, watermark, blurry, melted shapes, gold/red palette unless brand-specified" Post-production: • The literal number "[CRS_CUTOFF]" and the category label "[CATEGORY]" are composited in post via Submagic. • Voiceover: 1 line — "[CATEGORY] cutoff [CRS_CUTOFF]. [DELTA] versus last round. — DRAFT for RCIC review." End with: "— DRAFT — for RCIC review. Verify CRS cutoff [CRS_CUTOFF] and delta [DELTA] against IRCC's published round table before recording voiceover."