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Seedance 2.0 will change things. The iphone realism + physics here... One-shotted this: + Used omni-reference. + (2) images from an amazon listing. + (1) Prompt detailed scenes...cuts...and timing. + Very specific language on the hook visual copy + pacing. (1) Prompt - (1) Output. Feels like video will... show more

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17,038 views • 24 days ago

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