Seedance 2.5 The more complex the scene you're trying to create, the more issues you're likely to run into. You fix one thing, think "ok, now it works," generate it again and suddenly something else is wrong. Since I usually share my prompts, I try to make sure they work as reliably as possible before posting them. But for your own projects, instead of generating the same scene over and over, you can try fixing the problematic parts with the video edit feature or use a video editor to combine the best parts from different generations. You can run the exact same prompt 10 times and get 10 different results. If you've looked at any of the open-source AI film projects, you've probably noticed that they often generate the same scene many, many times before getting what they need. Of course, those projects usually have time pressure and much bigger budgets, so that also plays a part. So don't get discouraged when your prompt doesn't give you exactly what you wanted. Sometimes it's simply the randomness of the model. For this video, I started with an English prompt. The first result was actually pretty good, but there were one or two small issues. I tried a few more generations while tweaking the prompt each time, but as it became more detailed and crowded, I eventually switched the prompt to Chinese. And now I'm still not sure whether I prefer the first version or this one. Sometimes you just shouldn't push it too far. Created on @astorie_ai You can check the prompt and Midjourney style below.

The Seedance 2.5 guides everyone has been gatekeeping. Check both before writing your prompts. The way they define reference roles, structure actions into stages, handle continuity and especially the syntax used for audio and text is pretty interesting. 🔗 User Guide: bytedance.larkoffice.com/wik… 🔗 Prompt Guide: bytedance.larkoffice.com/doc…