Seedance 2.0 is taking the world by storm. This upgrade has one real keyword: multimodal reference. Images, video, audio and text can be combined as input; you assign each asset’s role with “@asset name,” so video creation becomes more controllable.
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This post picks 10 representative cases from the official case library, covering character consistency, motion clone, video extension, video editing, subtitle effects, shot continuity and music beat sync. Here they are, one by one.
01 Character consistency
“Replace the girl in @video1 with an opera dan (花旦), scene on an elegant stage. Reference @video1 for camera movement and transitions, match the lens to the character’s motion, strong stage aesthetic, high visual impact.”
Core ability: keep motion and camera work, swap the subject. Good for role replacement and IP adaptation.
02 Product consistency
“Create a commercial-style camera showcase for the bag in @image2. Use @image1 for the bag’s side view and @image3 for surface material. Show all bag details clearly. Background music grand and atmospheric.”
Multi-image fusion: product structure and material can be controlled separately. Very practical for e‑commerce shoots.
03 Dance motion clone
“Use @image1’s female star as the subject. Reference @video1 for rhythmic push/pull/pan camera moves. The star’s movements also reference the woman’s dance in @video1. Lively performance on stage.”
Motion + camera double clone. You clone both the look and the rhythm.
04 Martial arts motion clone
“Reference video1 for character actions and video2 for orbiting camera language. Generate a fight between character1 and character2. Fight takes place at night under stars, white dust rises during the fight, fight is ornate and tense.”
Use multiple reference videos separately. Action and camera language can be controlled independently.
05 Commercial shot replication
“Reference video1’s camera movement and cut rhythm. Replicate using the red supercar in image1.”
Classic ad rhythm replication. Can be used directly for product promos.
06 Video extension
“Extend the 15s video. Reference @image1 and @image2 for the donkey-on-motorcycle character. Add a creative ad segment:
Shot 1: Fixed side angle, donkey on motorcycle bursts out of the fence, chickens scatter.
Shot 2: Donkey on motorcycle circling on sand, first close-up of tire, then cut to aerial view of donkey doing stunt, raising dust.
Shot 3: Snow mountain in background, donkey on bike jumping over a slope. Tagline behind subject, masked so when donkey and bike pass, ‘Inspire Creativity, Enrich Life’ appears. End with bike passing and dust rising.”
Tests “continue the shot” ability. Key is whether lighting and motion blend naturally.
07 Video edit (story twist)
“0–3s: Man in suit in bar, calm, gently swirling glass. Slow push-in, high-end lighting, serious tone. Low ambient sound, man says quietly ‘This deal is big.’
3–6s: Woman behind him asks nervously ‘How big?’ He looks up, low voice: ‘Very big.’ Cut to hand close-up—he sets the glass down, full presence.
6–9s: Suddenly he pulls from under the table—a large, exaggerated snack gift box, ‘thud’ on the table.
9–12s: Woman’s hand at her waist goes from tense to relaxed, expression eases. Mood lightens.
13–15s: Man hands her a snack. Camera pulls back to bar wide, image fades—subtitle: ‘Busy or not, remember a snack～’”
Local story rewrite. Tests editing and narrative control.
08 Subtitle VFX
“Open on black. Reference video1 for particle effect and material. Golden gilded sand drifts from left to right across frame. Reference @video1 for particle scatter. @image1’s text gradually appears at center.”
Particle and text effect control. Can be used directly for openers.
09 One continuous shot
“@image1 @image2 @image3 @image4 @image5. Single continuous tracking shot: follow runner from street up stairs, through corridor, onto roof, ending with city overlook.”
Tests spatial continuity and physical consistency. An important measure of model maturity.
10 Music beat sync
“@image1 @image2 @image3 @image4 @image5 @image6 landscape shots. Reference @video for frame rhythm; match transition style and music beat.”
Audio-visual sync. Good for MV and scenic reels.
In closing
After these 10 cases, one thing is clear: what Seedance 2.0 really improves is not “flashy skills” but control. Whether characters are stable, motion is coherent, shots are logical and rhythm is controllable—these used to need editing, grading and post-production teamwork. Now they are being folded into one model. It hasn’t fully replaced professional teams yet, but it has already given individual creators something close to “director-level” control. That matters.
If you take the time to understand the logic of multimodal reference instead of typing one prompt and waiting for a miracle, Seedance 2.0’s ceiling is higher than you think.
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