Copy-ready Toc Toc dance prompt for Seedance, no names inside

The prompt

Make a vertical, 11-second video from the reference image, filmed in one take by a locked-off phone on a tripod at chest height.
The DANCER is image 1: face, skin tone, hair, build and clothes stay as pictured. An animal subject remains its species, stands on its hind legs and dances with its front paws. A toy or drawn character comes to life and keeps its look.
Scene: bare room, pale grey walls, warm wooden floor. White door frame at the left edge, small white chest of drawers against the right wall, soft even daylight. No readable text, no logos.
Timeline. 0-2s: the DANCER begins facing the camera, hopping on the right leg with the left knee up at the hip, knocks twice at head height on an invisible door and turns to the right. 2-3.5s: turns to face front, right heel kicked low and forward, arms flung out and downward. 3.5-5s: left side facing the lens, hopping on the right foot while the left knee pumps small kicks. 5-7.5s: back toward the lens, continued hopping and head-level knocks, a glare thrown over the shoulder, then a last knock from the side. 7.5-10s: facing front once more, a wide landing, then a bounce from foot to foot, heels kicking out and arms low and open. 10-11s: the DANCER freezes, feet wide, arms reaching down and out, palms open, staring into the lens, not smiling.
Mood: the DANCER's face stays completely serious and deadpan, and the body keeps moving right up to the final freeze.
Sound: bouncy party music of accordion and synth, about 124 BPM, held by a four-on-the-floor kick, a soft knock-knock at every knock. Nobody sings, no lyrics.
Natural motion. No captions, logos or watermark. If anyone speaks, it is in English only.

Using it

• Provide your photo as Image 1; if your tool asks for tags, use the same label.
• Planning to add the original sound afterwards? Don't touch the timeline, because its timings follow the original clip.
• Leave names, brands and account handles out of the timeline. Filters often catch them, which is why only the action is described.
• Every tool has its own limits, and they keep changing. Change the first line to the duration and aspect ratio your plan supports.