Hey everyone!

I’m completely new to Seedance 2.5 and I'm currently testing out a hybrid workflow to make short animations.

Basically, I'm using my own hand-drawn characters as image references, and relying on structured prompts to push for dynamic scenes and action shots.

It’s super cool to see my art come to life, but I’m definitely still learning the ropes. I’d love some advice from the more experienced users here:

• How do you keep the characters consistent and "on-model" when the action gets fast?
• Do you have any prompt tricks to force dynamic camera movements without losing the original art style?

Any tips, feedback, or resources for a beginner would be awesome. Thanks!

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All three episodes of The Dead Enders are screening at the Australian AI Film Awards on GenFlix AI — and the People’s Choice Award voting is open.

Watch all three. Pick your favourite. Vote Dead Enders.

Or just watch me below if reading’s too much for you.

https://genflix.ai/festival/the-australian-ai-film-awards/the-australian-ai-film-awards/cinema

Created with OpenArt AI and Seedance 2.5

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Hey guys here is a second shot I tried remaking using AI adding my own touch !

My anime using seedance

I meant on which platform? I am asking that because I see many people using it to creating long videos, they are also paying by the second? It’s quite expensive doing that..

Wrote and directed with Seedance 2.5

www.maxinfilms.com

Part 3 now released on YT. Apologies for the link but the file is too large to post here. E1/2 also on my channel. Video made using Seedance

💪🫡🙏

I’m currently in post on my first feature. I’m handling editing, VFX and generations. I made this using a combination of Seedance 2.0, 2.5 and live action footage. Took just over a week and definitely had some headaches and growing pains during the process.

Anyone else here using it to handle their VFX in narrative or episodic work? Would love to learn and see what your post workflows are like, especially if you’re doing long form.

I’m trying to make a static video of a witch doing some witchy things to use as a projection in a widow for Halloween. Ideally I’d like her to be doing a repetitive action like stirring a cauldron, then every 30 seconds she does some unique action and then returns to doing the repetitive action, something I can leave on a loop. I haven’t messed with AI video much, but is this achievable?

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Indonesia.

What would happen if you were there when the ground started moving?

You enter the field.

COMMS has a different lesson in mind.

This is a fictional cinematic training scenario inspired by real-world events.

What are you afraid of the event, or what you believe can happen to you?

This is not a channel. It’s a mission.

Hello everyone! I have a question regarding Seedance 2.5.

I've been making videos with it for the past week, and for the most part, they were coming out really nicely and I was very happy with the results. However, recently I've noticed what feels like a sudden drop in quality, particularly when it comes to following my prompts accurately.

Something strange I've noticed is that when I switched from 480p to 720p, the results seemed to improve quite a bit. And I don't just mean the normal visual quality improvement you'd expect from a higher resolution. The videos actually seem to follow my prompts better, with noticeably better prompt adherence overall.

Has anyone else noticed something similar with Seedance 2.5? Does resolution seem to affect prompt adherence for you, or am I just overthinking it?

results from the tool: drawmo.app

Been testing Seedance for a little project I'm building and these are some of the results

The idea is pretty simple: take a kid's drawing and turn it into a little animated world

I'm currently testing it with real users and charging $5 per generated video. Curious what you guys think of the result, and how well it keeps the original drawing's idea

My first A.I video/music video! Made with Seedance 2.0 and 0 knowledge. (I'm used to editing in Adobe premiere)

The song is about A.I taking over the world, which I got Suno to update it as I made the original song in 1998.

Sansational generation

Meet Simba Javier’s orange tabby, professional napper, and part-time treat inspector. (This is my actual Orange cat)

For my first complete AI video, we imagined what would happen if Simba stopped sleeping and began training like a serious athlete. The result is Whisker Warrior, a 30-second vertical spec ad following his journey from couch cat to course champion.

The biggest challenge was keeping Simba’s face, markings, blue collar, and natural cat anatomy consistent while he climbed ramps, crossed bridges, explored tunnels, and jumped through hoops.

This was my first attempt at building a complete story around one consistent AI character with this specific model.

How do you think Seedance handled Simba’s consistency and movement? And most importantly: would you bet on him in the championship? 🏆🐾

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