Seedance 2.5 30s: Tiny Drummer on Vinyl Record

Seedance 2.5 30s prompt 30s, 24 beats, hard cuts on the music and continuous moves. No on-screen text, subtitles, captions or watermark. REFERENCES: @ Image 1 is Tempo's character sheet: full-preserve his design, proportions and flat risograph print style. Ignore its grey backdrop, panel borders and multi-view layout STYLE (every frame): mixed media. Tempo is a flat 2D risograph-print character composited into photoreal macro live action of a spinning black vinyl record on a wooden turntable at night. A warm tungsten lamp paints glowing arcs across the grooves; deep blacks, amber and teal highlights; 50mm to 100mm macro, shallow depth of field, soft grain. Tempo stays flat print with halftone dots and a slight pink/teal misregistration that jitters on every drum hit. The record has real inertia and wobble. CAST: Tempo - rice-grain-sized lanky bean-shaped drummer, round cloud of dark hair, oversized round black sunglasses, pink-and-teal striped turtleneck, teal trousers, white sneakers, two wooden drumsticks. Exactly one Tempo. Performance: effortlessly cool - chin up, loose shoulders, every footfall on the beat; the cool cracks only at 20.00s and 23.75s, when his brows and mouth fly open. PALETTE: vinyl black, tungsten amber, fluorescent pink, teal. STORY: A tiny printed drummer runs a spinning record like a treadmill, drumming on dust and dodging the needle. BEATS: 0.00-1.25s Extreme macro: the stylus drops into a glossy groove; a speck of dust jumps. 1.25-2.50s The platter starts to spin; camera locks to the record's rotation so the room swings around while the grooves hold still. 2.50-3.75s Tempo peels up off the centre label like a sticker coming alive, stretches, cracks his neck, adjusts his shades. 3.75-5.00s The record accelerates; he starts jogging on the grooves like a treadmill, knees high. 5.00-6.25s Low angle: he runs in rhythm, drumsticks twirling, hair bouncing on every step. 6.25-7.50s The tonearm cartridge swings around the spin toward him like an oncoming train; camera pushes in behind him. 7.50-8.75s Speed ramp: he hurdles the cartridge in a split leap, slow motion at the peak, snapping back to real time. 8.75-10.00s He lands and drums on a dust speck; it bursts into golden sparkles. 10.00-11.25s Close-up: his sticks strike the groove ridges, which ripple like a snare skin on each hit. 11.25-12.50s Top-down vortex: the spiral of grooves rotates beneath tiny Tempo as the camera spirals down toward him. 12.50-13.75s Breather: a quiet passage; he slows to a cool strut, sweeping the grooves with jazz brushes, head nodding. 13.75-15.00s A real fingertip flicks the speed switch; the record jolts faster. 15.00-16.25s His legs become a cartoon wheel-blur, sunglasses flapping, cheeks rippling in the wind. 16.25-17.50s The needle comes around faster; he limbo-slides under the cartridge, back an inch from the vinyl. 17.50-18.75s A giant dust bunny rolls at him; he drums straight through it in an explosion of fluff. 18.75-20.00s Wide: the whole turntable, lamp arcs sweeping, Tempo a speck at full speed. 20.00-21.25s Ahead, a deep scratch cuts across the grooves; his eyebrows shoot up above the shades. 21.25-22.50s The needle skips at the scratch and catapults him into the air. 22.50-23.75s Bullet time: camera orbits 180 degrees around him spinning mid-air, sticks crossed, silhouetted against the lamp. 23.75-25.00s Extreme close-up: the shades slip down his nose, eyes huge, mouth open in a shout. 25.00-26.25s He lands on the spindle and spins around it like a pole; the camera whips around with him. 26.25-27.50s One huge drum hit on the label edge: an impact frame bursting with pink and teal halftone colour. 27.50-28.75s The tonearm lifts away; the record winds down and the camera slows with it. 28.75-30.00s Wide: the record still, Tempo leaning cool on the spindle, twirls one stick and takes a small bow. AUDIO: (BGM: a crackly vinyl jazz breakbeat playing from the record itself - upright bass, piano stabs, snappy drums at 120 BPM; soft brushed interlude at 12.50s; pitch jumps up with the speed switch at 13.75s; a record scratch cuts it at 21.25s; one massive drum hit at 26.25s; the track winds down in pitch with the platter). <needle drop crackle> <platter motor hum> <tiny sneaker squeaks> <stick hits on groove ridges on the beat> <dust sparkle chime> <switch click> <fluffy poof> <needle skip> <spindle whirr>. Tempo makes only wordless grunts and one shout. NEGATIVE: no text, no readable label text, no subtitles, no speech, no 3D Tempo, no extra characters, no duplicate Tempo, no human faces.