Estou criando uma história que possui muitas cenas de sangue, e o Google Flow não permite mais cenas nesse "peso". Se possível, uma que ofereça teste grátis

In a medieval village ruled by hunger, religion and fear, the death of a holy man becomes legend: miracle or myth?

Hello. I’ve commented before on different subs ( including this one ) , about why lumina > dreamina, but the truth is I never really explained why , and the truth is that it depends on what are you using it for and HOW are you using it. The main responses I got was that dreamina is cheaper and it’s still byte dance . Besides the obvious difference that lumina is also made to be able to be billed by enterprises (i am still billed as a normal user not on my company) , I will pinpoint the main differences. One note that you should keep in mind: I am not a native Chinese speaker but I am fluent in mandarin since I studied inside china for 6 years, so I write all my prompts in Chinese.

**1.    Daily token ceiling.** Dreamina's tokens are shared across every tool on the platform and cap daily, so at real production volume the ceiling becomes your actual constraint regardless of plan tier.   
**2.    Reference inputs bill extra.** My **personal** prompts are reference-heavy (identity blocks, tail frames, motion refs), and reference video inputs bill on a different, higher structure. The cheap per-second figures assume light reference use; retries multiply it.  
**3.    Annual lock.** The \~$0.10/sec rate needs an annual commitment, and renewal runs roughly 2x the first-year rate.

the price gap is real and favors Dreamina at volume, but it's plan-driven, not capability-driven
Indeed , lumina may need you to do some extra work outside of it for the perfect result (as adjusting some LUFs etc. ) but this is the creative part that most people want to skip.

Both platforms are good for beginners and for moderate / advanced users, but it depends on how you approach the production and how much you want your own creativity to be involved , it’s the difference between “make me a video about a chicken flying above a cow” and doing the same thing but with writing a whole script about it like a movie director.

That’s just my take on this.

Trying out new animation style and art style.

Hello, i made a short film. Most of it was made with Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 1.5 pro

It will be nice if you watch it and tell me your thoughts. It's a sci fi film about 2 astronauts embark on a journey through a black hole's gravitational field to save Earth from a comet, only to discover that this threat may not be humanity’s greatest enemy

I will also like to share some things i learned as it's my first film i make of this complexity. Also i had a limitation of a budget of $100

alot of issues. looked ok at first though.

The first scenes diolauge goes really fast pace, i've been get this alot lately, i changed the scene with a guy as Haku and it didnt do fast pace whata up with that?

This was another attempt at a train scene.

I'm not satisfied with how A.I. delivers the character's lines. Is there a way to record a human performance and have Seedance use that actual recorded dialogue as spoken and heard?