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Finally got Mira dancing. ✨ She wasn't created with a single prompt. I started by building Mira as a consistent AI character, then used a real dance reference, extracted its depth motion with Sjolt , and transferred the choreography in Seedance 2.0 while keeping her identity as consistent as...

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