InVideo: Cinematic video generation with Seedance 2.0

Step-by-step

1. Create a new AI agent and name it 'Cinematographer' to handle video creation.
2. Instruct the agent to generate videos based on the existing storyboard context.
3. Review the generated shots and mark usable clips as approved.
4. Provide corrective instructions to the agent if shots lack dialogue or script direction.
5. Return to the storyboard agent to create any missing character sheets identified by the cinematographer.
6. Request the cinematographer agent to combine multiple shots into single generations using Seedance 2.0 for consistency.
7. Manually correct the agent if it falsely claims the model cannot perform specific tasks like dialogue.
8. Request new prompts with dialogue specifically baked into the instructions.

Options

• Use a hybrid approach for generating complex scenes
• Run multiple agents (Storyboard and Cinematographer) in tandem to save time

Watch out for

• The agent may fail to include dialogue or follow script direction on initial passes.
• All characters appearing in the script must have a character sheet created in the storyboard agent or the cinematographer will flag it as an error.
• The AI agent may provide incorrect information regarding model limitations (e.g., claiming Seedance cannot do dialogue).

Tips

• Organize your workflow into 'buckets' by using specialized agents for different tasks like storyboarding versus cinematography.
• Ask the agent to group shots into single generations to improve visual consistency across a scene.
• If the AI is underperforming, give it explicit instructions to 'generate it like a real movie' to improve output quality.

Highlights

“we've got our system down. We're getting good results.”