Seedance 2.0 Omni-ref → a cheat code for consistency 🔓 Choose any input - image or video. Build your story - frame to frame aligned. Short tutorial below👇

Step 1: I wanted to expand on my previous cartoon idea:

So I pulled still frames from my last cartoon and used them as source images:

Step 2: Next, go to Seedance 2.0, select Omni-reference mode, upload the images above, and use this prompt: "The old man '@Image1 deploys his parachute and is drifting downward on a parachute among the floating mountains '@Image2 [cut] The man holding onto the suspension lines of the parachute. [cut] Over-the-shoulder shot - his doomed airship '@Image3, upside down, trailing thick black smoke, plummeting toward the earth far below. [cut] Close-up shot of the man's shocked face as he watches the airship falling. [cut] Wide shot of the man drifting with the parachute among floating mountains when a single colorful parrot approaches him. [cut] The parrot flies up to the parachute and makes a hole in it. [cut] Air hissing violently through the rip, the parachute buckles, spiraling faster. [cut] Close-up shot of the old man, disappointed exhale." No music, no talking."

You should get something like this:

Step 3: Now, upload the generated video (instead of images) to Seedance 2.0 and continue the story with this prompt: "The man drifting with a deployed parachute with a hole in it, spiraling among the floating mountains. [cut] Close-up shot of the old man as his eyes narrow with suspicion, as if he has spotted something ahead, while the parachute is still spiraling. [cut] Over-the-shoulder shot - the parrot flying away toward a large flock of parrots in the distance. [cut] Close-up shot of the happy parrot flying away. [cut] In one fluid motion, the old man unsheathes the katana from his back and cuts the parachute suspension lines. [cut] Tracking shot of the suspension line flying through the sky; a noose whips around the parrot's neck. [cut] Close-up shot of the parrot choking, gasping, its eyes bulging comically. No music, no talking.

Step 4: Continue the same workflow - upload the video from step 3 and use this prompt: "The man standing on the collapsed parachute canopy like a makeshift cockpit. With both hands, he now spins and slings the remaining suspension lines. [cut] Dozens of lines snare the entire parrot flock at once, each parrot caught in a perfect loop. [cut] Close-up shot of one parrot in the flock, caught in the loop, gasping. [cut] The man flying on the collapsed parachute, firmly gripping the lines like reins in front, as if they are pulling him. [cut] The man flicks the lines sharply with both hands and shouts, "Yah!" [cut] Different shots of the parrots flying through the sky, dragging the man in the parachute. [cut] The man snaps the lines sharply with both hands and yells aggressively, “Yeeee-haaaah!” No music."

Step 5: Stitch everything together in Capcut and done!

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Killer workflow - the omni reference is really a marvel in seedance. Extending video is also proving insanely useful

True!

You're always pulling out great contents ser . But I think I need something on your content, could help me build me up. Timestamps in each prompt ser. Sometimes without timestamps the AI try to rush things when I try some of these prompts though I tweak it .

Sick tutorial!!

Clever parrot

Awesome tutorial Thank you

Thanks🙏

Another awesome tutorial sensei

Thanks buddy!

Great! Thank you!

I’ve been creating anime shots with Seedance for two days now, and I’m honestly blown away by the results

@neco1751662 King!

This omni-ref cheat code turns chaos into smooth cinema. How wild does your story get with it?

This is such a smart Seedance 2.0 workflow for continuing a story without losing the style

Relatable No more character turning into someone else mid-video. Seedance 2.0 cooking

Sounds awesome

Wow that’s beautiful

nice thanks for sharing! How do you extend video clips generated by seedance 2.0? do you use the last frame of the previous clip as reference for the next video generation?

Nicely done mate, a great tutorial for those wanting to take the next step.

Great as usual !