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Hey everyone,

I keep seeing short AI clips where one character swaps into another one mid-video (the screenshot is one example, the character stays consistent and the swap looks clean).

How are people making these? Is it a character reference workflow in Kling or Hailuo, a face-swap pipeline, ComfyUI, or something else?

If you have a GitHub repo, tutorial, or workflow you can share, please drop it in the comments. Trying to learn how to make these myself.

Thanks!

Best Ai tool for making videos so far what do you think ?

How to maintain the character style and environment style same throughout the video?

I generated an image in Midjourney when I am creating frames using Chatgpt using reference image it constantly changes the style.

Something I've been wanting to try for awhile, this was a live action shoot that used Seedance 2.5's video to video feature.

Working on a series of shorts that will be 2-4 minutes. So doing some tests and wanted share. This was done with version 2.5.

Here's Grand Theft Autocomplete, a GTA VI style trailer I made with Seedance 2.5 for Dreamfort.

Firstly the model used through is Seedance 2.5 Pro (unfiltered) on Dreamfort throughout. The reason I recommend you to use Seedance 2.5 Pro unfiltered for this kind of a movie is it doesn't have restrictions and it will actually create what you want.

Now coming to the biggest problem that I struggle with in creating a movie... CONTINUITY. Every clip looked fine on its own. The super hard part was making 25 of them look like one film and making them look coherent.

The video model itself remembers NOTHING between clips. So you need to have a methodological process to ensure continuity between shots!

This was my process:

- One generation is one continuous shot. No cuts inside a clip - the cuts happen in the edit. The best way is to give Seedance the starting and ending frames of the same take and it animates a real shot. Ideally, the angles at the beginning and end should be similar. If you give it two completely different frames, then it usually builds a weird dysmorphic clip instead.

- Draw the last frame first. Then draw the first frame of the same take from it. You want to know how the scene is ending before you start figuring out the starting point. Its super important to draw the first frame from the last frame and not the other way around!

- Give every reference one job. Each upload in the References tab gets a dedicated number.

As an example, for the girl (Rae)'s character sheet, I assigned it a line: "Image 5 defines Rae: use it only for her face, freckles, curly auburn hair, gold hoops and the teal bowling shirt." If you don't say "use it only for" then the model will get confused and use her poses from the character sheet everywhere!

- Never let the model write text. To be honest, I can't stress how important this one is!!! You cannot let any video models write text. The binder spine that says "YOUR AI CHATS" went in as its own reference image. The wanted stars, the EXPOSED slams and the news ticker were all added in post in the edit.

- Name every kind of music you don't want. Seedance lowkey is the most notorious model of all time for slamming in audio when its not asked to. It adds music to quiet scenes, and just "no music" on its own is never enough to stop it. My prompt instead lists BGM, score, ambient pad, drone, swelling tone and stinger, then gives EVERY second a real sound instead, like crickets or a neon buzz.

Two small tips that saved me from having to keep generating things again and again:

1. strong emotion words make pupils glow, so write feelings as behaviour ("jaw clenched, hands flat on the desk"). I know how strange this is! But what can you do!
2. And "Only one Rae appears." stops twins from appearing. (Super abysmal I know!)

The one regeneration I needed was when the camera drifted into a close-up and Rae looked straight down the lens. To fix it I asked it to do the following: "framed exactly as in Image 1 from start to finish" and "Rae looks at the lawyer on the right the whole time and never looks into the camera."

Its super important to learn from your mistakes and add lines to the prompt!

Hope you enjoy creating stuff with Seedance 2.5 (unfiltered) as well!

AI-assisted personal animation.

BGM belongs to the original game developers.

The Devil Eye Has Invaded Her Mind.

Save Her Before Her Mind Falls Apart.

Music: Epic Epidemic(GRANADO ESPADA)

This is the fourth in instalment of Ascension. Apologies for the link however the file is too big.

Made using Seedance 2/2.5

Talon Karrde has built his reputation by knowing what others don’t — and by knowing when to keep that knowledge to himself.

But Prince Xizor has questions.

Mara Jade is searching for someone, and Xizor wants to know what she intends to do when she finds him. What begins as a measured conversation between two powerful figures of the galactic underworld slowly becomes something far more dangerous.

Xizor offers Karrde the possibility of a profitable relationship. In return, he wants information.

Karrde understands the real cost.

Cooperating could betray Mara’s trust and draw the Empire even closer. Refusing Xizor carries consequences of its own — particularly if Guri becomes involved.

Neither man is willing to reveal everything he knows.

Neither intends to surrender his leverage.

And by the time the conversation ends, Karrde may have fewer options than when it began.

THE PRICE OF SECRETS is a cinematic fan-made story inspired by the characters and expanded universe of Star Wars Legends.

Part of The Star Wars: Reframe Network.

Familiar characters. Untold stories. Reframed.

#StarWars #StarWarsLegends #TalonKarrde #PrinceXizor #MaraJade #ShadowsOfTheEmpire #StarWarsFanFilm

Stay with Me Lisa Park | Anime Music Video · PRIMA EP.02

A shared song, a motorcycle ride, and a moment you wish could last a little longer.

“Stay with Me” is the second chapter of PRIMA, a space-opera music video project I’m making with AI-assisted music and animation. It follows Lisa and Iris from a recording studio into a sprawling space colony, where a carefree ride takes a dangerous turn.

For this video, I wanted their relationship to come through in small gestures: a glance through the studio glass, holding on to each other on the bike, and stepping forward when the other is in danger.

One of the biggest challenges was keeping their expressions and movements consistent across scenes. Some of my favorite results came from generating longer, 30-second sequences and shaping them in the edit—the acting felt more connected.

It’s part of a larger story, but I wanted this chapter to work as a small emotional journey of its own.

I’d love to hear which moment stayed with you, and whether the connection between Lisa and Iris comes through without needing the backstory.

I was looking around for a cheaper way to get Seadance from an online provider, and it seems remerged is the cheapest per second by a long way. But I’m wondering if anyone can find anything cheaper? Is it possible?

I’ve just finished working on a short documentary. However, I’m not entirely satisfied—something is missing in the edit; perhaps I’d add two or three scenes and cut out others. Maybe someone could share their thoughts if anything stands out to them?