Seedance 2.0 INSANE Workflow | Grok + Kling 3.0 Animation Pipeline Breakdown

What this lesson covers

Yaroflasher walks through an end‑to‑end AI filmmaking pipeline, from script generation to final render, using a mix of specialized models and tools. The workflow emphasizes selecting the right animation engine per scene and handling post‑production tasks like watermark removal.

Key takeaways from the creator

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1. 01:41 ↗

   The tutorial outlines a full AI‑driven pipeline from script to final render.

2. 02:03 ↗

   Google Gemini can be used to generate a complete script based on a brief idea.

3. 02:23 ↗

   Nano Banana Pro creates detailed image prompts for each scene, serving as a rough storyboard.

4. 03:08 ↗

   Choose the animation engine per scene: Grok for start‑frame animation, SeaDance 2.0 for action, Kling 3.0 for start‑end frame transitions.

5. 04:04 ↗

   Watermarks can be removed automatically in Flashboards or manually in After Effects using blur and median effects.

Workflow outlined in the video

1. Generate a script with Google Gemini using a concise premise.
2. Create scene‑by‑scene image prompts in Nano Banana Pro to build a visual storyboard.
3. Run each storyboard prompt through Flashboards, generating multiple variants and selecting the best images.
4. Assign each scene to the appropriate animation model: Grok for simple motion, SeaDance 2.0 for intense action, Kling 3.0 for precise start‑end transitions.
5. If needed, remove watermarks automatically via Flashboards or manually in After Effects with blur and median filters.
6. Assemble the clips, apply color grading, add sound design and voice‑over, then export the final mini‑movie.

Before you use this workflow

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