@AlexWillia65972 Agreed. One good render doesn’t tell the full story. I’m more interested in repeatability across runs: motion control, prompt adherence, consistency, and how much cleanup is needed after. That’s where model comparisons get really useful.
@CharaspowerAI This is the first V2V example where I’d actually want to see the “bad” source footage too. How much chaos can Seedance clean up before it starts inventing things?
@HitPawofficial This is why comparing models side by side is so important. A model can look amazing alone — the real strengths and weaknesses show up when the prompt is the same.
THE LAST DAY - I was inspired by a scene from a movie to create this scene.
Two continuous shots. Here's what it took to build this scene.
52 attempts to get it right. Building a long shot by stacking multiple Omni ref generations progressively blurs the image. I used the last frame of each shot as the first frame of the next to push the quality back up. Combined with video extension. Contrast and shadows adjusted manually between every shot to balance the colors.
@dreamina_ai #dreaminacpp
@Shelly29777@openart_ai There’s something really satisfying about AI animation that doesn’t just move an image, but makes it feel like the artwork has its own little secret life.
I turned a theme park map into an FPV drone flight.
Seedance 2.0 followed the reference path from entrance → roller coaster → giant wheel → river ride → carousel.
Map-to-video workflows are getting seriously interesting.
#AIVideo#Seedance
Seedance 2.0 Fast comedy test.
The challenge here wasn’t realism — it was visual timing:
sunny day → rain
rain outfit → instant sunshine
final revenge outfit → punchline
AI video gets a lot more interesting when it understands setup, reversal, and payoff.
#AIVideo#Seedance
Seedance 2.0 sports comedy test.
The challenge here is timing:
final-second suspense → sneeze → missed shot → crowd realization → chase → twist reveal.
AI video gets way more interesting when it can handle cause, reaction, escalation, and payoff.
#AIVideo#Seedance
@YourAlphaMom Nice! Sports is one of the hardest AI video tests: fast motion, body contact, ball physics, crowds, and camera realism all happening at once.