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Think like a director
Build your video around a clear intention. Seedance 3.0 brings prompts, visual references, and generation settings into a creative workflow for deciding what viewers see, how the scene moves, and what they feel.
Give each scene an opening, a change, and a payoff
Guide recurring products and characters with references
Connect camera movement, action, and sound
Your creative direction
Use Seedance 3.0 to turn a creative brief into moving images. Choose the starting point that fits your project, then describe the subject, performance, framing, lighting, and audio as parts of one scene.
Start with a text prompt that explains who or what is on screen, what happens, and where the camera goes. Build a product reveal, a character encounter, or an atmospheric opening around a clear sequence of events.
Bring a product photo, character illustration, or scene image into the video workflow. On Seedance 3.0, a starting frame helps establish the look; your prompt directs the movement, expression, light, and events that follow.
Use images to guide appearance and setting, video to suggest movement or camera language, and audio to shape the sound. Explain the role of each reference so the scene has a clear visual and emotional direction.
Use first and last frames to guide where a scene begins and ends. This is useful for product reveals, visual transitions, and movements that need a deliberate landing composition. Describe how the action should connect the two images.
Describe an establishing view, a detail, and a reaction in one brief. Seedance 3.0 gives you a place to explore multi-shot storytelling through prompts, with recurring subject details and a consistent atmosphere connecting the sequence.
Include dialogue, music, and environmental sounds when you want an audio video, or choose silent output for your own soundtrack. Describe when a sound happens and what emotion it should support, from a quiet footstep to a dramatic reveal.
Three directions for your next film
Give Seedance 3.0 a creative brief with a recognizable subject and a reason to move. Explore these directions for product advertising, visual storytelling, and cinematic mood, then develop the approach that fits your audience.
Follow the same silver-blue perfume bottle through a studio reveal, a texture close-up, and a rain-lit city setting. Name the bottle shape, cap, and materials to preserve, then vary the light and camera angle. Use Seedance 3.0 to explore a reveal, a texture moment, and a final product composition with room for your campaign message.
A woman in a dark blue trench coat crosses a rainy city, pauses at a glowing doorway, and turns toward someone out of frame. Reuse her character reference and define the details that matter. In Seedance 3.0, direct her action, expression, and point of view to explore a sequence with a beginning, a turning point, and an ending.
Begin wide on a rain-soaked street, track alongside the subject, then move closer as the scene becomes personal. Describe reflections, depth, focus, and the pace of each camera move. Explore cinematic scenes on Seedance 3.0 with rain, footsteps, and distant city sound supporting the rhythm of the picture.
A practical directing workflow
Work from the story outward. Make the important choices before generating, compare the result with your brief, and refine the scene around the details that matter to your project.
Decide what the viewer should understand or feel. Write the opening, the main action, and the ending. For an ad, choose the product detail to reveal; for a story, choose the character decision that changes the scene.
Start from text, a first frame, first and last frames, or a reference brief. In Seedance 3.0, explain which material supplies appearance, motion, setting, or sound. Keep the product or character details that must remain recognizable explicit.
Describe the shot size, movement, lighting, action, and pace in order. Choose the available aspect ratio and duration for your destination, then set audio to suit the scene. Give each shot one clear purpose and leave room for the action to read.
Review the full sequence: subject details, movement, shot transitions, dialogue, and sound timing. On Seedance 3.0, revise the brief for the next generation, compare your options, and download the version that best serves the story or campaign.
Create with a real project in mind
Start with a purpose, then decide which scene will communicate it. From commercial concepts to fictional worlds, Seedance 3.0 helps you explore moving images with deliberate framing, recognizable subjects, and a story worth following.
Turn a product reference into a reveal, a material study, or a lifestyle scene. Use Seedance 3.0 to explore how lighting and motion communicate the feel of glass, fabric, metal, or packaging while keeping the product central.
Develop a hook, a visual beat, and a closing frame around your campaign idea. Prepare vertical or landscape compositions, choose the pace for your audience, and plan space for the brand copy you will add to the final edit.
Explore a meeting, a decision, or a change of mood through action and expression. Bring recurring character references to Seedance 3.0 and build scenes around specific gestures, reactions, and relationships rather than a list of disconnected visual details.
Use a track or an audio reference to guide a visual mood. Describe when the energy rises, when the camera slows, and which sounds belong in the scene. Develop a performance concept, an ambient sequence, or a visual interlude.
Explore a location, blocking, or a camera idea before developing a full production. Use Seedance 3.0 for moving scene concepts that help explain a director’s intention, with a clear subject, an understandable action, and a considered visual atmosphere.
Bring illustrated characters, miniature sets, or fantastical locations into motion. Establish the style and the subject’s defining features, then describe how the world behaves. Explore a playful action, a visual transformation, or a story moment with a coherent tone.
Prepare your next scene
Choose a starting point, organize your references, and make the creative decisions that help a video communicate your idea.
Seedance 3.0 is a creative workspace for making AI videos from prompts and references. Use it to explore product films, character scenes, and cinematic stories, with a workflow that connects your brief, input materials, generation settings, and review of the finished clip.
The video workspace includes Seedance 2.5 with text-to-video, first-frame, first-and-last-frame, and multimodal reference modes. Choose the mode that fits your starting materials, then set the available video options and describe the scene you want to create.
Yes. Choose first-frame mode, add your image, and describe what happens next. On Seedance 3.0, a useful brief explains the subject’s motion, the camera path, and any changes in light or setting while identifying the details you want to keep recognizable.
The first image establishes the opening composition and the last image guides the ending. Describe the action connecting them, such as a bottle rotating into its final position or a camera moving from a wide view to a close-up. Choose frames that belong to the same visual idea.
Yes. The reference workflow on Seedance 3.0 accepts images, video, and audio. Give each material a clear role: the product appearance, the character, the camera movement, the setting, or the sound. Explain how those elements should work together in the new scene.
Write the shots in sequence and explain why each one follows the previous shot. Start with an establishing view, move to the main action, and finish with a reaction or reveal. Repeat the defining subject details and keep the setting, lighting, and mood consistent across the sequence.
Yes. Enable audio and describe the dialogue, music, or sound effects you want. In Seedance 3.0, connect sounds to visible actions and specify the spoken words and language when needed. You can also choose silent video when you plan to add your own soundtrack.
Describe the camera position, shot size, direction, and pace. For example: begin at street level, track beside the character, then slowly push toward her face as she stops. On Seedance 3.0, clear camera directions help turn a visual description into a purposeful scene.
Reuse a clear reference and name the defining features: silhouette, materials, cap, hairstyle, clothing, or a distinctive accessory. Maintain the same creative direction across scenes. Review each result for continuity, and refine the next prompt around any detail that needs closer attention.
Prepare a prompt in the generator, choose a mode, and add references when useful. Sign in to generate and save your work. Review your settings and the credit charge before submitting, then compare your clips and download the result you want to use.
Plan your creative budget for Seedance 3.0: use recurring credits for regular video and image work, or choose a one-time pack for a specific project.
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Your next scene starts with an idea
Start with a product, a character, or a camera move you cannot stop imagining. Shape the action, choose the atmosphere, and create a scene that carries your idea forward.
