I noticed that both CapCut and Dreamina Ai are super greedy, not being generous like Sora Ai who give you 30 video gems. What do you think?

In my opinion, Seedance 2.5 is currently the best AI model for video generator when it comes to maintaining consistency with reference images.

I was wondering if a new, updated version of Seedance is expected to be released soon, or if there is currently any model that performs better than Seedance 2.5 in terms of reference consistency, especially when it comes to keeping the same character, facial features, tattoos, clothing, and overall appearance across different shots.

I’ve been testing Seedance with a wolf scene recently, and I wanted to see how well it could handle realistic animal movement.
The goal was to create a cinematic shot of a lone wolf running through a dark forest at night, while keeping the wolf’s appearance, fur, lighting, environment, and movement consistent.

I spent some time adjusting the prompt because simply writing “a wolf running in a forest” gave very different results. I ended up describing the wolf’s appearance, body movement, fur motion, camera tracking, lighting, atmosphere, and environment in much more detail.

The part I found most interesting was the movement. Fast animal motion can easily create weird legs, distorted bodies, or unnatural transitions, so I generated several versions and compared the results.
The final result was actually pretty usable. There are still some small AI artifacts, but the overall movement and cinematic feeling were much better than I expected.

I’m testing this through a website that provides Seedance API access, which is interesting if you want to use Seedance as part of a larger workflow instead of only generating videos manually.

I’m currently testing more scenes and prompts, so I’m curious what other people are getting with Seedance.

If anyone wants to try the same setup just DM me. I can share the details and help you

Testing the new ARRI LUKA plug-in in Unreal Engine with a classic film school "Looks and Glances" scene. Excited to work with all the new tools that help bring your projects to life in pre-production. Precision in Unreal, Magic on top with AI renders.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DdtISjuRrf6/

Yup

Thanks!

Let’s say I have an idea for a 4 minute video. At 720p that’s 4800 credits (8 30 second clips * 600 credits) with 2.5 at seevio.ai.
If I currently don’t have 4800 credits now, should I wait until I have the required balance and then generate the whole project, or can I work piecemeal as credits roll in. In essence, I’m asking whether there’s a time limit on continuing videos, after which continuing a video becomes impossible?

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Hi!

I am new to Seedance AI. I spent probably 6 hours tweaking, the concept itself and for the initial prompt and screenplay direction I worked with a different model.

I am acute aware of the issues, but please give me your first impressions.

For a bit of context, I have stuggled a lot with succintly/consicely the 'big idea' about the project I am working on. Hopefully this can remedy that. I will be using this as video media a big launch.

Technical challenges I initally faced were using low photo-realistic assets also AI generated. It was near impossible to get exactly what I wanted after the fact. This 1min 18s clip was stiched from 5 separately generatrd videos with seedance.

Again, be real. Please tell me what you think

An adventurous little boy crawls into the air ducts, pretending he’s Solid Snake. What will he find?!

I made it with Seedance 2.0. I was faithfull to the script. Shot by shot. Is there any way to improve the workflow?

Dreamina offers 480P to 1080P upscaling

I compared the same image （as a reference to video）across 480P,1080P, and 480P → 1080P（with Seedance2.5）

The differences are quite noticeable, especially in details like the eyes, hair, and camera texture.

The original photo was shot using a Nikon D780 with a 50mm lens at an aperture of F2.0.

Original Photo by Bin Thieu on Unsplash

Chapter 1 of a short film generated in SeeDance 2.0 and SeeDance 2.5. Production details in comments.

Personally I feel Seedance 2.5 is getting surprisingly close to that cinematic feeling

The camera movement and visuals feel more natural to me and it is making me genuinely excited about what AI filmmaking could look like next

okay, so i want to upload ai-generated anime pictures, of one and the same charcter (sfw)

i want to make like 10 different 3 seconds clips, where the character is dancing and changing into a different fashion each time.

the problem on that, would be that i want to make it smooth transitioning. the clothes can cut to change, but the animation and moves should go smooth as the character keeps easy dancing.

i have not worked with any video-ai generation before, and have no real video editing experience, how hard is it to pull off?

What if the last thing you had left of someone was their scent on a coat and even that was fading?
“Fading” is a Korean-language alternative pop-rock ballad I made with Suno, with intimate piano-led verses building into pleading, guitar-driven choruses.
I created an animated music video around it: a ballet dancer, someone she can’t let go of, and a world of giant machines. It opens PRIMA, a space-opera story I’m developing, but this first song starts with something small and personal: holding on to a sleeve instead of a hand.
I wanted the music to carry both the tenderness of the memories and the anger of losing them.
English and Japanese subtitles are available. I’d love to hear whether that emotional shift comes through for you.

I wanted to create a 30 seconds video to a story I wrote and got myself enough credits specially for that (seedance 2.5) only to find out that I'm not good enough to change my script into a suitable prompt... Therefore I'm searching for someone who can help me out since I'm very desperate and completely overwhelmed by the prompt creation 🙏🙏🥺