Dreamina Seedance 2.0 Mini camera movement example: studio tracking

REFERENCE MAP: Use the provided "ESCAPE ROUTE" map as the exact route, pacing guide, and obstacle sequence. The small yellow hatchback physically travels through the world following the path shown in the map. Every marker on the map becomes a safe cinematic obstacle-course event. Duration: 15 seconds total. Aspect: 16:9 cinematic action-comedy, bright daylight, realistic physics, playful movie-set energy, clear route-following, harmless stunt-show tone. Character: An ordinary American guy in his 30s. Plain t-shirt, baseball cap, average suburban dad energy. Not an action hero. He looks confused but remains unharmed and safely inside the car. Shot 1 (0-2s): A normal suburban driveway. The man stands beside his small yellow hatchback, gets a phone alert, shrugs, jumps in, and starts the car. Camera: medium locked shot with a quick cut to the car rolling forward. Audio: phone alert, seatbelt click, tires chirp. Shot 2 (2-7s): Low chase camera behind the hatchback as it follows the first half of the route from the reference map. Safe obstacles escalate: traffic cones, foam road blocks, a sparkle-smoke burst, a shallow water-splash ramp, a soft prop bridge panel folding open, and rolling foam boulders. The car swerves cleanly around each marker with open road around it. Audio: tire squeaks, water splash, playful whooshes. Shot 3 (7-12s): Overhead drone view reveals the car tracing the map route through the second half. Safe movie-set hazards continue: dust plume, studio fan mini-tornado, animatronic creature shadow passing over the road, shallow flood-wave splash, stage smoke, a camera-drone shadow, a model train crossing gate, and a soft fabric tunnel curtain opening just in time. Camera: one smooth overhead route-following move. Shot 4 (12-15s): Side-tracking final stretch. The road ahead looks safe and the driver smiles for the first time. A giant foam billboard prop drops onto the road ahead of the car. He brakes safely one meter before it, eyes wide, stunned silence for a comic beat, then cut to black. Continuity: The hatchback remains the same small yellow car. The driver remains confused, expressive, and safe. The car follows the reference map path clearly. Keep the route readable through camera position, road layout, and obstacle order. Clean generation constraints: Use generic props, readable physical motion, family-safe stunt-show energy, stable car shape, stable road layout, and clean cinematic sound design.