Seedance 2.0 articles

The two techniques that make generated video flow instead of cut: handing one model several labelled frames in a single generation, and chaining the last frame of each clip into the next. With a real head-to-head between Seedance 2 Mini and Gemini Omni Flash.

The four locked claymation style blocks, the character sheet trick that keeps a face consistent, and the one motion line that stops your clay turning into CGI.

The exact order I build a claymation ad in: voiceover first, then the storyboard, then the character, then every scene frame. Here is the finished ad and every step behind it.

A practical Seedance 2.0 advertising workflow: choose a format, build a reference pack, write the script and shot plan, prompt the model, repair weak generations, and turn one winner into multiple ad variations.

From realistic UGC and street interviews to claymation and skeleton ads, here is how the main AI ad formats work, when to use each one, and which video models to test.

The Pixar-style character ads that top E‑commerce brands keep running for weeks. Here is why they convert, the script skeleton under every winner, and how I built a fresh one in a single chat.

Drop two skill files into Claude Desktop, install Claude in Chrome, point it at your brand. Claude writes the prompts and drives Starpop to ship 5 finished UGC ads end to end.

Seedance 2.0 is out on all major AI video platforms and it is the best model for AI UGC right now. Here are 7 UGC use cases I've been running for real ecom brands, with every prompt, input and trick shared.

Every rule, formula, camera move, lighting setup, and constraint that actually works in Seedance 2.0. The full prompt engineering reference.

Seedance 2.0 matches Sora 2 on realism but fixes the control and consistency problems. Here's how they compare across every UGC format with side-by-side examples.

Seedance 2.0 is now the best AI model for hyper-realistic UGC video ads. Here's exactly how I've been using it with real products, from freestyle to controlled to interview-style, with every example, input, and tip I've learned after weeks of testing.