3D Is Over | Seedance 2 Replaced the Entire Workflow
Shows how multi-shot sequential prompting and reference collages can replace complex 3D animation pipelines for commercial motion graphics.
What this lesson covers
This tutorial demonstrates how to replace a traditional 3D motion design pipeline by generating 2D visual concepts and animating them into a complete commercial using Seedance 2 and Nano Banana 2. The author details character design locking, multi-angle storyboard creation, and structured prompt engineering combining timing, VO lines, and camera directions.
Key takeaways from the creator
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Lock character designs early by generating a clean T-pose and combining multi-angle close-up generations into a single reference collage.
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Build complex UI or multi-element scenes by feeding separate asset renders (e.g., character and graphic designs) back into the image model with precise framing instructions.
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Structure multi-shot Seedance 2 prompts using a consistent modular syntax: clip duration, VO timing, detailed scene action, camera motion, and strict negative constraints.
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Enforce continuous camera transitions across sequential shots by specifying identical environmental look dev and unified lighting cues.
Workflow outlined in the video
- Generate a character concept, refine specific clothing or hairstyle details with targeted inpainting prompts, and produce a clean T-pose.
- Generate three close-up angle shots of the character and stitch them into a consolidated reference collage image.
- Construct sequential story scenes by feeding the character collage and environment reference images into the image generator.
- Design isolated graphic assets and composite them inside scene elements (like laptop screens) using reference prompting.
- Assemble the image sequence into a storyboard on FlashBoards to lock composition and narrative flow.
- Feed image batches into Seedance 2 with structured prompts specifying timestamped actions, camera directions, voice-over sync, and visual constraints.
Before you use this workflow
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