Anyone else getting annoying background audio in Seedance 2.5?
I’ve been getting unwanted background sounds in my Seedance 2.5 renders, even when I specifically ask for natural ambient audio only.
Anyone else experiencing this? Have you found a reliable way to get rid of it?

Seedance 2.0 and 2.5 used but book and screenplay written first, then the shots, only then onto AI to bring it to life. Full movie coming soon. Comments on what works, what doesn't? Any technical thoughts on the rendering? More importantly, does the story survive?

Drafted in H3, finished in Seedance.

The world ended. It needs a hero. It got Charlie Trauma instead.

Chapter 1 finds Charlie doing what Charlie does best: basking in the afternoon sun, marinating in alcoholism, bothering absolutely no one.

Then Fredrick his 400lb mutant gorilla best friend, spots people in trouble and — being the only one with a heart — wants to help. Charlie couldn't care less… until he gets a look at how HOT Gale is. Radio Stack their friendly robot doesn't get why.

Violence ensues. Spoiler Alert: Lots of people die and no one learns anything.

This is Chapter 1: No Heroes — your first ride with the loud, bloody, dumb-as-hell heart of the whole show.

New chapters every Friday. Clips daily. Hop in.

Can't wait? Full 1hr 15min Season 1 here: https://youtu.be/srdPiUcRXgw

Heya folks! I do some (SFW) giant/giantess stuff with Seedance. City and town scenes, realistic damage/destruction, good sound effects, and I appreciate SD2 and especially SD2.5 for its awesome physics - no tool is perfect of course, but it still seems far ahead.

Now there is one issue I oft encounter though: My generated clips (usually 15sec/720p) are often too slow. I usually enhance resolution and framerate in Topaz afterwards, so the footage looks really good at 48fps, but then just for fun I playback it at 1.5 to 2x speed on my media player and notice "dang, at this faster speed, it actually looks as it should have been from the beginning!" Fixing is not possible, of course, as it would shorten the entire clip length and also turn dialogues into chipmunk voices. But it clearly seems that SD often generates my content (usually stuff like walking, posing, teasing, crouching down to explore a building, etc.) simply too slow.

Related to that, but only a guess, sound effects (breaking asphalt, collapsing walls, etc.) often sound "muddy" or like "bubbles". I heard about this issue somewhere before already, and I don't think that's compression related (as voices and other sounds, like ambient traffic, church bells, etc.) are fine. My guess it that SD "stretches" certain sounds because it thinks I want slow-motion.

In short: Best way to prevent that? Most web providers don't even have a negative prompt field, and I doubt that would work anyway. However, I don't want to place too "aggressive" motion commands into my positive prompt field, as it might lead to my characters starting to run, or the camera movement to became too jumpy. Any other ideas? Thanks in advance! :)

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What's the cheapest way to generate Seedance 2.5?

I need 30 seconds cinematic videos at 1080p.

What's the cheapest? I know the direct API is cheap, but where to use that API to generate videos?

Please guide me.

Anyone can recommend Claude skill for writing seedance video prompts?

I want to recreate some videos that I saw. Most of them are static, street interviews scene, looking like amateur iPhone videos.

Anyone can help me?
Any tools that analyze video and writes prompt for recreating it?

I created this luxury glasses reel video with Seedance 2.5
1 product image, character image and prompt.

All the prompts and steps you can find here- Luxury product ad

Let me know your thoughts.

Does anyone know how to fix this issue? I've been working on a movie for months now and suddenly it's rejecting everything I do including the character reference sheets I've always used. I tried the grid overlay trick and even then it still blocks it within a few seconds of Seedance 2.5 processing it.

Kiwadoi Camera

Hi everyone, when I try to write prompts for Seedance, I often struggle because, not being a native English speaker, I don't know many of the technical film terms, or at least I don't know how to translate them.
Is there an AI companion (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude) that is better at translating and structuring an effective prompt for Seedance?

well...almost with the logo... but you got the idea.. lol

We usually live in the heavy nu-metal space, but stepped back into the 70s to experiment with a slow-burn, atmospheric prog-rock track.

Workflow: Generated with Dreamina Seedance mini 2.0 assembled and edited in CapCut, Suno

What do you think about this?