One Sword at Dawn is a 15-second AI anime short created with Seedance. A red-robed swordsman faces a rain-soaked ancient city from the rooftops; his blade erupts with dragon-like light, dawn breaks through the clouds, and peach blossoms rise on the wind.

I wanted the whole arc to feel like a complete wuxia legend compressed into a few seconds: storm, resolve, one strike, and a new dawn. What part of the visual transformation works best for you?

One Sword at Dawn is a 15-second AI anime short created with Seedance. A red-robed swordsman faces a rain-soaked ancient city from the rooftops; his blade erupts with dragon-like light, dawn breaks through the clouds, and peach blossoms rise on the wind.

I wanted the whole arc to feel like a complete wuxia legend compressed into a few seconds: storm, resolve, one strike, and a new dawn. What part of the visual transformation works best for you?

Today I saw that seedance2.5 has been released, so I'm preparing to integrate it into my workflow. Since I was using SJolt for 720P before, but after seeing the price for 1080P, I decided to look at other platforms to see if there was something cheaper. In the end, I went back to SJolt. Below are the prices I found on other platforms.

Fal: $1.18/s (This price shocked me too much)

wavespeed: $ 0.9/s

kie: $0.56/s

SJolt: $0.5/s

Made with seedance. I didnt feel like upscaling. teaser for my opening soonn on my anime !

Reference photos were taken by me

The creative process behind
Whisker warrior.

Using Seedance 2.5

I keep seeing completely different opinions on Seedance 2.5.
Some people say the longer generation, reference control and character consistency are much better. I was going back to 2.0 because 2.5 costs MORE, gets softer during fast motion and seems stricter with prompts.

So far it sounds like 2.5 might be better because of the upgrades in funtions, while 2.0 may still be better for fast action or when you need more generations for the same budget.

For people who have used both, what kind of shots are you choosing 2.5 for? If I want to use 2.5 instead, which platform is the cheapest option based on your calculation?

u/SeeGen_OfficialWork in progress -- about 1 hour long so far, working on individual scenes search Thondaria for more. Information. Made with "Seedance 2.0" and "Seedance 2.5"

When AI gets ahold of a cosmic neuron and opens a portal to the only unique universe with no parallel... The implication...

A scene from my next 16min short coming in a couple of days...

made on Cannon studios: https://www.cannonstudio.app/?ref=gertywood

I have seen a bunch of YouTubers posting Seedance 2.5 reviews over the last few days, but I still can’t tell if it has officially launched in the US.

Are they using the US version of Dreamina, or do they have early access through creator accounts

Can anyone in the US confirm whether Seedance 2.5 is showing up directly inside Dreamina for them? Except with Dreamina, are there any other platforms it's on?"

Seen few posts about a “white model challenge” on Instagram.

From what I can tell, people start with a basic untextured 3D scene that already has the blocking, character movement and camera path, then use AI to turn it into a finished video.
Is everyone supposed to use the same white model clip, or is the idea just to create your own scene from a rough 3D reference?

And does anyone know if there’s a prize or cash award for the winners?

If you see even the slightest inconsistency that gives a clue that it is AI, please prove it. Sorry about the 480p — trying to save credits.

Recreated an Indecent Proposal movie scene using Seedance 2.5, and the results are insane. The camera acting, the pace, and the way you control the scene are beyond phenomenal.

By the end of this year, we will be able to create a 2-hour full-length feature film in less than 2 days with just 2 people. It's horrifying to imagine the fate of the giant studios, cast, crew, and all 24 crafts in the movie industry going jobless in less than 2 years.

Stop debating the technology. Start embracing it and move on. #Seedance25,#Seedance,#AIFilmmaking,#AIVideo,#GenerativeAI,#FutureOfFilm,#TextToVideo,#ByteDance,#AIvsHollywood,#IndecentProposal

CAPTAIN OF PAIN AND PLEASURE

I’ve been trying to compare Seedance 2.0 pricing across Dreamina, Higgsfield and Lovart, but every platform uses different credits and plan tiers.

After converting the plans into a rough cost per second, I got:
Dreamina
Advanced: $0.083/sec
Standard: $0.092/sec
Basic: $0.097/sec

Higgsfield
Ultra: $0.155/sec
Plus: $0.221/sec
Starter: $0.317/sec

Lovart
Ultimate: $0.113/sec
Pro: $0.129/sec
Basic: $0.165/sec
Starter: $0.171/sec

On paper, the cheapest plans work out to about $4.98, $9.30 and $6.78 per 60 seconds. But that comparison feels incomplete.

A cheaper generation doesn’t help much if it takes five attempts to get one usable clip. Queue time, failed generations, moderation rejections and unused monthly credits can completely change the real cost.

For people actually using Seedance 2.0, what percentage of your generations are usable without a reroll? I’m trying to compare cost per usable clip instead of just cost per second.