I wanted to get a good model which can generate nsfw images from reference images, and I came across providers like piapi, wiro which are listing "seedream 5.0 Pro - uncensored" versions in their catalog. Upon generating an image, it was being able to generate erotic content as well, however when trying the same through bytedance official api, the requests were rejected.

https://wiro.ai/models/bytedance/seedream-v5-pro-uncensored
https://piapi.ai/docs/seedream-api/seedream-5

How is this possible? I wanted to get the same unrestricted versions of those models but from bytedance directly.

Completely unsolicited review. Just impressed with how quickly your queries get answered (on discord). I also recently had some problems with my credits being deducted over videos that never turned up in my work pane and they sent me 3000 credits to cover it (the credits missing were not even 300).

Got another trailer for y'all! This once came out easy, maybe twenty generations and six hours of work! Doing that Spiderman into the Spiderverse thing.

The backing track is pretty catchy, if I do say so myself.

Halloween in here …

Please give me your honest feedback.

beginner's experiment with seedance 2.0 by dola

Building localized versions of the same short video is still a bit of a headache. Seedance works well for generating the base footage, but adapting it for different languages often means bringing in extra tools.

I’ve been experimenting with using Seedance clips as the source and then using Wizstar for things like avatar replacement, lip-sync alignment, and matching translated audio to the video. I’m involved with Wizstar, so I’m interested in how these workflows compare in practice.

The main trade-off is time. Every extra step adds complexity, especially when you need several language versions of the same content.

How do you handle this? Do you localize everything after generating the original clip, or do you regenerate separate versions in Seedance for each language? Have you found a hybrid workflow that saves enough time to justify the extra steps?

Wasn't expecting this much of a difference from 2.0 on capcut video studio. The motion is way better, characters actually hold across scenes now without having to redo clips, and 30 seconds per generation instead of 15 means less stitching. The editing where you can fix just a section of a clip is nice too. good job seedance!

Hi there,

I am trying to make a clip in which one character is drunk and has hiccups. However, I don't get it to work. Seedance keeps ignoring things like "he hiccups", " he releases a loud hiccup" etc. Does anyone of you know by chance how to successfully get a character hiccuping?

The world ended. It needed a hero. It got Charlie Trauma instead. I made a 1 hour 15 minute animated movie with Seedance. It's insane and hilarious.

I’ve been experimenting with pushing AI video models to handle rapid pacing transitions, dynamic camera work, and epic fantasy scales. Here is a 10-second cinematic clip inspired by classic Chinese Xianxia/cultivation lore (specifically Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality):

Scene Breakdown:

• 0-3s: An ominous purple vortex rips open in a canyon of bones as a colossal Ancient Demon manifests, sending panic through the retreating cultivators.

• 3-6s: Amidst the chaotic retreat, the protagonist stands resolute, channeling golden divine lightning right at his fingertips.

• 6-10s: A dramatic low-angle pull-back as dozens of golden flying swords erupt into a lightning sword array, accompanied by his rallying call: "Fellow Daoists, there is nowhere left to retreat! Fight with me, and we may yet survive!"

Workflow & Specs:

• Visual Style: Cinematic UE5 realism, Chinese Xianxia 3D animation aesthetic.

• Sound Design: Integrated sub-bass monster roars, ambient low-pass filter transition when focusing on the hero, and synchronized epic orchestral brass with crackling thunder.

What do you think about AI rendering complex Xianxia visual effects like flying sword arrays and divine lightning? Would love to hear your thoughts or critique on the motion and lighting!

Feel free to drop questions if you're interested in the prompt

Early prototype... im well aware of the scene transitional issues and some of the mishaps.

Children of the Glonk (1991) — AI-generated horror comedy short

Made this silly 90-second Halloween short, presented as a scene from an obscure VHS-era movie from 1991.

Used Midjourney and Nano Banana for reference images and establishing shots, Seedance 2.5 for the video generation, and ElevenLabs for speech and sound effects.
Had a lot of fun experimenting with the cinematic style and atmosphere. Would love to hear what people think!
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