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most people struggle to generate human faces consistently on seedance 2.0, especially when relying on character sheets a lot of the time, the system rejects it or the face breaks across scenes so I built a workflow that uses a base image as the anchor instead this keeps the... face clean, natural, and consistent while still giving you full control for cinematic shots it’s a small change, but it makes a huge difference when working with human characters another thing I’ve learned, instead of generating scene by scene (which burns a lot of credits), it’s much more efficient to build multiple moments inside one 15s generation you can guide each second with slightly different prompt directions, then refine the final result with manual cut-to-cut editing this way you get more usable footage in one go and still keep control in post try it here: FLORA © #FLORATechniqueshow more

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scotomatonvor 5 Monaten

This is a great result! But I have to ask, are you part of a creator program for them. It seems the least restricted works are coming from those on creator accounts

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DStudioprojectvor 5 Monaten

Yeah I’m part of their CPP too. For the restriction side, I don’t fully know how it works tbh. I still hit limits sometimes as well. Usually I just work around it with different image inputs and a bit of trial and error. It costs some credits, but eventually it works.

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Joshvor 5 Monaten

Gonna try this out. Thank you!

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DStudioprojectvor 5 Monaten

@UXByJosh my pleasure

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Loova AIvor 5 Monaten

This is awesome!

Profilbild von DStudioproject

DStudioprojectvor 5 Monaten

thankyou

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Agilvor 5 Monaten

не совсем понятно, можете рассказать подробнее

Profilbild von DStudioproject

DStudioprojectvor 5 Monaten

just try it and u will understand

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Agilvor 5 Monaten

хаха неплохая шутка когда попробовал разобраться )

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Janice 🟧vor 5 Monaten

Cool ! I love it!!

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Phil Kusavor 5 Monaten

Love the camera motions! Are you able to share the prompts you used for us newbies? 😁

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MXVDXN // DAN

16,961 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

pro tip the easiest way to get exact character movements in nano banana pro + Veo workflow isn't through prompting instead of wrestling with text descriptions, try this: - generate your base character in Nano Banana Pro - upload your character + a reference screenshot of someone doing the exact pose/action you need - generate with a simple prompt: "make the second person match the pose/action of the first person" - animate in Veo using your scene-by-scene prompt structure (will attach it in guide under this post) this method is significantly faster, more accurate, and way less frustrating than trying to describe complex movements through text prompts alone

pro tip the easiest way to get exact character movements in nano banana pro + Veo workflow isn't through prompting instead of wrestling with text descriptions, try this: - generate your base character in Nano Banana Pro - upload your character + a reference screenshot of someone doing the exact pose/action you need - generate with a simple prompt: "make the second person match the pose/action of the first person" - animate in Veo using your scene-by-scene prompt structure (will attach it in guide under this post) this method is significantly faster, more accurate, and way less frustrating than trying to describe complex movements through text prompts alone

MAX

42,417 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

A lot of AI video workflows still look like this: Prompt → generate → inspect → tweak the prompt → regenerate. It works, but it can become an endless guessing game. You’re not just trying to get a beautiful shot. You’re trying to keep track of characters, props, actions, camera position, lighting, and what has already happened in the story. That’s why Rhapsody 1.0 ( Induce AI ) caught my attention. Instead of treating every generation like an isolated prompt, it’s designed to reason about the scene, hold the story state, and verify the result against it. If AI can understand the scene before generating the shot, the workflow starts to look less like prompt roulette and more like actual filmmaking. Mahesh KMB Try now: Learn more:

A lot of AI video workflows still look like this: Prompt → generate → inspect → tweak the prompt → regenerate. It works, but it can become an endless guessing game. You’re not just trying to get a beautiful shot. You’re trying to keep track of characters, props, actions, camera position, lighting, and what has already happened in the story. That’s why Rhapsody 1.0 ( Induce AI ) caught my attention. Instead of treating every generation like an isolated prompt, it’s designed to reason about the scene, hold the story state, and verify the result against it. If AI can understand the scene before generating the shot, the workflow starts to look less like prompt roulette and more like actual filmmaking. Mahesh KMB Try now: Learn more:

Saidul

26,764 Aufrufe • vor 24 Tagen

The wait is finally over! A lot of you have been asking what platform I’ve been using to create those amazing Seedance 2.0 videos I’ve been sharing lately. Here’s the answer: TopviewAI And it’s not just about getting access to the best AI video model out there. Seedance 2.0 is now live on Topview... with 365 days of unlimited use. That alone is a big shift. Because while most AI video tools still keep you stuck in 5–15s clips and fragmented workflows… This is built for actual filmmaking. With Topview Agent V2 you can: – Create long-form video with no duration limits – Generate multi-scene sequences in a single workflow – Edit everything on a unified timeline – Go from idea➡️storyboard➡️final video – Generate videos fast (really fast) – Use Image to Video, Text to Video, and Omnireference No patchwork. No jumping between tools. This is what happens when AI video stops being a toy. Smart automation + pinpoint control. In the next post of the thread, I’ll give you more information 👇

The wait is finally over! A lot of you have been asking what platform I’ve been using to create those amazing Seedance 2.0 videos I’ve been sharing lately. Here’s the answer: TopviewAI And it’s not just about getting access to the best AI video model out there. Seedance 2.0 is now live on Topview... with 365 days of unlimited use. That alone is a big shift. Because while most AI video tools still keep you stuck in 5–15s clips and fragmented workflows… This is built for actual filmmaking. With Topview Agent V2 you can: – Create long-form video with no duration limits – Generate multi-scene sequences in a single workflow – Edit everything on a unified timeline – Go from idea➡️storyboard➡️final video – Generate videos fast (really fast) – Use Image to Video, Text to Video, and Omnireference No patchwork. No jumping between tools. This is what happens when AI video stops being a toy. Smart automation + pinpoint control. In the next post of the thread, I’ll give you more information 👇

OscarAI

22,819 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

In the UAE 🇦🇪 it sometimes feels like safety puts a filter on people… It brings them back to their natural human side. A woman lost her car key. Someone found it… and instead of taking it or ignoring it, they simply placed it back on the car windshield. A small moment, but it says a lot. When people live in a place built on safety, respect, and trust… the best version of them comes out. That’s the feeling here. You feel safe with yourself, your belongings, and the people around you ❤️🇦🇪

In the UAE 🇦🇪 it sometimes feels like safety puts a filter on people… It brings them back to their natural human side. A woman lost her car key. Someone found it… and instead of taking it or ignoring it, they simply placed it back on the car windshield. A small moment, but it says a lot. When people live in a place built on safety, respect, and trust… the best version of them comes out. That’s the feeling here. You feel safe with yourself, your belongings, and the people around you ❤️🇦🇪

محمد عبيد الفقير

31,212 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Finally got our hands on Seedance 2.0 (through YouArt) and ran it head-to-head with Kling AI 3.0. Here’s what stood out: Seedance 2.0’s physics feel stronger right away. The movement just looks more natural and realistic, especially in bigger physical actions. It also handles continuity across multiple shots from a single prompt better than I expected, which makes scene building a lot easier. And on the audio side, the lip sync generally holds up better than Kling. But here’s the tradeoff: Both models struggle with fine details. Background faces and smaller elements still get a bit messy. Seedance currently outputs at 720p, while Kling 3.0 supports 1080p, so Kling has the edge in overall sharpness. Even with upscaling, Seedance doesn’t fully recover those tiny details. Verdict🏆: Seedance 2.0 is a real step forward, especially for motion realism, but it’s definitely not the “end of Hollywood.” Check out our latest tutorial where we show you how to get access to this new model and take a deep look at the quality of this new AI Video Generator:

Finally got our hands on Seedance 2.0 (through YouArt) and ran it head-to-head with Kling AI 3.0. Here’s what stood out: Seedance 2.0’s physics feel stronger right away. The movement just looks more natural and realistic, especially in bigger physical actions. It also handles continuity across multiple shots from a single prompt better than I expected, which makes scene building a lot easier. And on the audio side, the lip sync generally holds up better than Kling. But here’s the tradeoff: Both models struggle with fine details. Background faces and smaller elements still get a bit messy. Seedance currently outputs at 720p, while Kling 3.0 supports 1080p, so Kling has the edge in overall sharpness. Even with upscaling, Seedance doesn’t fully recover those tiny details. Verdict🏆: Seedance 2.0 is a real step forward, especially for motion realism, but it’s definitely not the “end of Hollywood.” Check out our latest tutorial where we show you how to get access to this new model and take a deep look at the quality of this new AI Video Generator:

Curious Refuge

58,989 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten