I Spent 72 Hours Making This AI Commercial With Seedance 2.5 (Every Prompt I Used)

What this lesson covers

Adil demonstrates a complete 72-hour workflow for producing a multi-character sportswear commercial using AI video and image models. He details how to construct character and wardrobe reference sheets, generate prompts using Claude, and direct multi-shot scenes in Higgsfield Cinema Studio.

Key takeaways from the creator

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1. 02:05 ↗

   Use a four-beat script structure—setup, problem, choice, and resolution—to divide multi-hero stories into distinct blocks for AI video generation and editing.

2. 02:51 ↗

   Match reference asset names in Claude prompts with saved element names in Higgsfield using `@` tags so character assets automatically attach when pasting generated prompts.

3. 03:11 ↗

   Build standardized character reference sheets using gray backgrounds, body views with cropped heads, and tight facial close-ups to enforce consistency across generations.

4. 03:30 ↗

   Use dedicated photorealistic image models like Soul Cinema for base character creation to preserve natural skin texture and avoid plastic AI facial artifacts.

5. 04:27 ↗

   Execute wardrobe edits using Seedream inside Cinema Studio to swap character clothes while preserving facial details.

6. 05:16 ↗

   Install custom directing skills in Claude to convert basic scene descriptions into complete shot plans containing camera motion instructions and character directions.

Workflow outlined in the video

1. Divide narrative scripts into four structural blocks: setup, problem, choice, and resolution.
2. Create standardized reference sheets for characters and wardrobe with clean gray backgrounds and consistent framing.
3. Upload reference sheets to Higgsfield as elements using `@` identifiers and synchronize those names in Claude.
4. Load a custom Directing Workflow skill into Claude to automate multi-shot prompt creation.
5. Generate base character assets in Soul Cinema and edit wardrobe variations using Seedream in Cinema Studio.
6. Batch generate scene shots using Seedance 2.5 in Higgsfield Cinema Studio and composite multi-take elements into the final timeline.

Before you use this workflow

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