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I made another short film using only Seedance 2.0, using my face upload workaround this time. 👤⚡️ Total budget: $400 in 4 days. I’m moving past the 15-second eye candy phase and into actual narrative filmmaking. It’s not a $100M traditional set, but for a storyteller with pockets full... show more

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