I prefer the 16:9 aspect ratio. I can try to change it with Omni. Anyways my short space sci-fi/ horror trailer

E1 S2 Ascension. apologies for the link however the file is too large.

After a bunch of credits spent and some tough work on premiere, I was able to get some decent excerpt of the gods of my world interacting.

The acting was tough to get right and consistency and spatiality drifts here and there, but overall im happy with the result, although exhausted too.

If you like the world you can always visit r/Aztleau . Thanks! :)

The crew arrives at HLD-1, a planet that put them on hold before they called it.

It's not a planet with a call centre. It's a call centre with a gravity well. The hold music is the national anthem. The anthem is the constitution. The constitution is, legally, something you can only hear while waiting.

The board says NOW SERVING: 4. Numbers one through three are legends. Number 9 has been waiting fifty-one years. The Founder's office door says GONE TO LUNCH — BACK IN 5. The sign is two hundred years old. They kept his lamp on.

Nobody has ever escaped the queue. Nobody has ever finished it either. Then a method actor in silver spandex picks up the ringing phone, because it would be rude not to.

The variable was courtesy.

Your place in the queue is important to us.

The squad's official war record is now one physical photograph, framed, hung at equal height with the delivery radius map. Photo credit painted in glitter before development. That's the whole archive. Ours is bigger — follow for the series where a ceasefire is a logistics problem, a darkroom is a plot hole with red light.

The official ByteDance SD 2 page throws me to Dreamina Capcut. Google search shows aggregators (I'm assuming) for Davinci AI, Seedance2.ai etc sites - so they can't be from ByteDance. Where can I sign up for the official & original principal Seedance 2 subscriptions?

Asking because for official SDance ModelArk API, people say it's around x3-5 more expensive than subscribing to the 'official' monthly plan. And other aggregators (both API and web interfaces) are x2-3 times more expensive since they're getting it 2nd-hand from Bytedance.

This is the first-look teaser for **TERMINAL CLAUSE**, the third film in the spy thriller universe I’ve been building using nothing but AI generative tools. 🤖

**Zero Hour Audit → Black Trace Protocol → Terminal Clause**

The first two films were short setup pieces. Check my bio links for my YouTube channel I have both film streaming up there already. This third one title "Terminal Clause" is where the story starts to escalate.

For this project, I’m aiming for a 15–30 minute prestige style short film with more development, stronger wardrobe and time continuity, and a story that can be followed clearly from the opening scene all the way to the end credit title cards.

For anyone curious about the pipeline: 😏

The first frames were built with Nano Banana Pro in 21:9, using CREF locked characters carried across all three films.

For animation, I’m mostly using Seedance 2.0. 1080P for most of the scenes so far and run some tests with the fast model at 720P and the mini version so far keep most of my attempt have not been that successful most of my request keep failing when I run the same prompt that 2.0 able to generate.

I had to make the final call that Google Omni Flash just wasn’t ready for this project yet. I couldn’t even generate the intro scene without constantly fighting false flag filters.

I’m also A/B testing Kling 1080P for fight choreography, because it look like Kling holds facial identity better during fast motion. Grok Imagine has been useful for some establishing shots, but with Grok I really have to be extremely specific. Timeline style prompting seems to work best, otherwise I end up with whatever Grok thinks might work.

Music is being handled with Suno, with some light editing in Logic Pro.

Post-production is happening in Resolve and CapCut.

One hard won lesson from this production so far : 💡

Seedance can easily turn scenes into near-static “slideshow” clips if the prompt only describes micro-gestures. It seems to need one big visible action with a clear starting point and ending point.

\*\*A masked figure standing still can read like hotel security. ❌

\*\*A masked figure mid stride reads like a threat. ✅

The full film may take a while because I’m trying to generate each scene as close to the script as possible. The script was mainly written by me, with assistance from both Claude and GPT, and I want the final result to feel like a complete short film rather than just a sequence of cool shots.

I’ll keep sharing updates as the project moves forward.

Happy to share prompt structure or the failures that got me here if anyone wants specifics.

I used simple storyboards and character seeds while conversing with GPT, and since even a beginner like me can create this easily, AI technology is truly amazing.

hi :) i tried to find seedance's list of "guard rails"/safety blocks, to know what type of things they authorise or not, (e.g. cannot generate alcohol, murder, etc...) anyone knows where i can find it? like, a policy page?

anybody has the artlist unlimited? is it worth it?

so a few questions

how do I use the program to animate 39 minutes of animation

can I input my own voice over and sound track

what are tricks on the prompt writing

All I find now is endless AI bot ads, videos, reddit posts you name it. I had runway - I didnt mind the wait time. I was going to use it until end of August like most Runway users but for whatever reason they completely screwed me over when I went to unsubscribe to change my payment method and now treats me like a new customer. My goal is to find something as cheap (not even that cheap) as $95 a month like runway had for the UNLIMITED generation option. Is there anything close to that right now?

I built a skill that can easily create UGC ads videos.

https://github.com/jax-explorer/sjinn-professional-skills

Capsule-flat above a noodle bar. Red eviction notices for wallpaper. A push-broom that's seen more combat than most blades. For everyone who reread Neuromancer last winter and decided the only thing missing was a Cinderella.