We argued for years about which model was "best." maybe the real question was always "which one doesn't look AI." Seedance 2.5 answers it, and the API being live means the argument's testable now.
Dreamina Seedance 2.5 Enterprise API is now live on BytePlus.
Built for professional AI video creation, Seedance 2.5 brings new capabilities to creators:
- Longer storytelling with consistent 30-second shots
- Precise timestamp-level video editing
- More realistic visuals with greater creative control
Explore what’s possible with Seedance 2.5.
AI video is evolving at an insane pace.
Every month, creators seem to have more room to push their ideas.
The creative ceiling keeps getting higher.
Hard to imagine where this goes next.
Anyone here tried the Happy Horse models yet?
Curious to hear what differences you’ve noticed.
Would love to know where they’ve improved the most.
Especially interested in real-world use cases and results.
Really refreshing to see a contest that rewards people for actually creating with AI.
Less discussion, more experimentation and real creative work.
It’s a nice shift toward showing what people can build.
The prize is great, but the real excitement is seeing what creators come up with.
Thousands of people tackling the same challenge can lead to completely different ideas.
That variety is what makes these competitions so interesting.
Can’t wait to see what everyone creates.
Finally, an AI contest that puts creativity ahead of benchmarks.
It’s refreshing to see the focus shift toward real ideas and storytelling.
Less about proving what the model can do, more about what creators can make.
This is the kind of creative challenge AI needs right now.
A lot of creators already spend weeks making videos without getting paid.
So why not turn that effort into a real opportunity?
Put your best work forward and compete for a $5K prize.
Your creativity deserves a shot at something bigger.
Might as well make the work count.
Creator @ FilmCrux built this retro-futuristic noir thriller entirely with HappyHorse 1.1
Ten grams. The weight of a bullet. In the world of noir, also the weight of a secret that can destroy a life.
A private eye. A woman named Carmen who fears for her life. A Governor found dead. And a mystery where nothing is what it seems — diaries contradict themselves, identities shift, and the line between victim and killer doesn't reveal itself until the very last frame.
Worth sharing with creators in the AI space. PixVerse's PixLight competition features 33 awards across film and script tracks. Time to stop just testing tools and start telling stories. 👇
You don't need a finished film to enter. PixLight's Script Track requires a 45-90 min screenplay and a 1-5 min pitch video. A very interesting approach to the $300K total prize pool.
Smart move separating PixLight into two paths: Pilot Track for finished AI shorts and Script Track for screenplays with a short video pitch. Who is building for this $300K total pool?
PixVerse is stepping up. $300K total prize pool for their new PixLight AI film competition. Really interesting to see the Pilot Track focusing on 3-20 min shorts built in Canvas.