Prepare location and prop references with Seedream

Find recurring places and objects in the script

Identify the workroom, bag or other elements that return across the story. Record the spatial layout, lighting or object shape needed for continuity. Focus on details that actually matter to the shots rather than adding more elements than you can use or inspect.

Select Seedream to prepare the image

Choose a Seedream option in SEENDEEK’s image model list. Check the current inputs and settings, then describe the location or prop you need. A version number or a Pro or Lite label alone does not establish price or visual quality.

Describe the place and the object separately

A fictional location description might specify a small workroom, a window on the left, a wooden desk in the middle and warm evening light. A prop description might specify a rectangular box wrapped in red fabric with a metal clasp.

These are planning examples, not reported generation results. Inspect the window and desk arrangement or the box shape before choosing a reference basis for the later shots.

Organize the selected references in the library

Prepare the reviewed images as the relevant location and prop references. In the storyboard, select the location where it appears and the prop in shots that need it. Connect character references separately.

A prop can change state during the story. Mark where the box opens, for example, so the following shots can be reviewed against the intended state rather than just the object’s appearance.

Check the setting and object in the generated video

After video generation, inspect the spatial layout and prop proportions. Small details that appear correctly in an image still need a separate check in motion.

Review location, direction and object state across the sequence, then revise the affected shots. Selecting an image model does not by itself establish continuity throughout a video.