Seedance 3.0 Cinematic Video Studio
Give your idea a beginning, a turning point and a final reveal. Explore Seedance 3.0 through connected storytelling, a cast built from your references, and scenes you can reshape around the performance.
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Generate a 480p draft to preview the visuals and motion before creating a 1080p final.
Edit the input video; duration and aspect ratio adapt automatically.
Extend the input video; choose the output duration.
Generate multiple videos in one batch with the same settings, up to 10 videos.
From a creative brief to a visual world with Seedance 3.0
Think of a video as a small production: a cast, a location, a sequence of events and a soundscape. The Seedance 3.0 workflow brings those decisions into one brief. Bring a sketch, a rehearsal or a collection of character images, then describe how they belong together. Build a scene with a clear dramatic purpose before refining individual moments.
What Seedance 3.0 Can Do
Seedance 3.0 combines longer video generation, multimodal references, motion control and video refinement in one workflow, supporting both new content and revisions to existing footage.
Longer video generation with integrated sound
Generate up to 30 seconds of video in one pass, with dialogue, music and environmental sound produced alongside the picture. Seedance 3.0 coordinates sustained action, narrative progression and audiovisual timing, reducing the work of stitching separate clips and adding sound afterward.
Generate a longer video with soundCombined text, image, video and audio references
Combine written direction with up to 30 images, 10 video clips and 10 audio clips in a single request. Each source can guide appearance, style, movement or sound, helping Seedance 3.0 maintain a unified treatment of characters, products and environments.
Combine your reference materialsMotion transfer and camera direction
Use movement from reference footage or a 3D blockout to guide subject actions, spatial placement, camera paths and pacing. Apply new materials, lighting and art direction to that structure, giving complex movement and interactions between multiple subjects a clearer basis for generation.
Direct motion and camera pathsTargeted revisions and video continuation
Revise characters, wardrobe, backgrounds or other visual elements within a specified time range while retaining the action and scene relationships you want to keep. Continue generating beyond an existing clip to combine local revisions, environment changes and video extension within the same production workflow.
Revise and continue your videoPrepare your first Seedance 3.0 scene
Define the moment that matters
Choose one dramatic beat for your Seedance 3.0 brief: an entrance, a discovery or a change of setting. Decide what viewers should understand by the last frame.
Give every reference a job
For Seedance 3.0, gather only the materials that help explain the shot. Label the cast, the layout and the desired visual treatment so their roles stay distinct.
Review the scene as a sequence
Watch for a readable beginning and ending, consistent subjects and a sound cue that lands at the right moment. Revise the brief around what needs attention.
Seedance 3.0 across industries
Explore Seedance 3.0 for brand communication, online retail, entertainment and learning. Bring existing creative assets into a flexible video workflow for different audiences and publishing channels.
Advertising and brand marketing
Develop campaign videos, brand stories and promotional content with Seedance 3.0. Explore different creative directions and adapt the visual treatment to your brand, audience and distribution channels.
E-commerce and product showcases
Turn product imagery and selling points into engaging video content for storefronts, product pages and launches. Build a consistent visual identity across a catalog while showing products in relevant settings.
Film, television and short-form drama
Use Seedance 3.0 for story development, visual pitches and narrative video production. Coordinate characters, environments and cinematic style across scenes to support a coherent viewing experience.
Social media and creator content
Produce short videos for social platforms, channel updates and audience engagement. Combine recognizable visual styles with varied topics and formats to support a regular content schedule.
Education and corporate training
Make lessons, knowledge explainers and training materials more visual with Seedance 3.0. Present concepts and processes through accessible video content for learners, employees and customers.
Games, animation and digital entertainment
Explore character-driven stories, animated content and promotional videos with Seedance 3.0. Develop distinctive visual worlds and communicate creative concepts throughout an entertainment project.
Make the creative decisions earlier with Seedance 3.0
A useful Seedance 3.0 brief gives everyone something specific to discuss. Work through the story, the cast and the setting before committing to the final treatment.
One brief for picture and sound
Describe a scene’s emotional turn alongside its audible cue. A whispered line, a cheering crowd or a sudden silence can explain the intended rhythm to your collaborators.
Reuse a direction across variations
Separate the stable elements from the variable ones. Keep the cast and layout in your reference plan while comparing daylight, evening or a different art direction.
A shared vocabulary for Seedance 3.0
Replace vague requests with an exact moment and a desired change. Discuss the entrance, the handoff or the final reveal so the next iteration has a clear purpose.
Creative plans for Seedance 3.0
Creative lead · Campaigns
For a launch teaser, I want the entrance to do the storytelling. Following someone from a quiet corridor into a busy room gives the reveal a reason to happen.
Art director · Animation
My starting point is a rough layout and a page of color studies. Keeping the route separate from the visual treatment makes it easier to explain which part of the idea I want to change.
Producer · Live shows
An ensemble is all about attention: who we see, who we hear, and when the audience responds. I’d put those handoffs at the center of the brief.
Answers to your Seedance 3.0 questions
Has Seedance 3.0 been officially released?
Seedance 3.0 has not been officially released yet. Our platform will integrate it immediately after its official release.
What sets Seedance 3.0 apart from a basic video generator?
Seedance 3.0 brings reference-based creation, connected storytelling, synchronized audio and video refinement into a single creative workflow. These capabilities give creators more ways to guide the result than a text prompt alone.
Can I create videos using images, video clips and audio?
You can build a creative brief with text, character or product images, motion references and sound. Combining these materials helps communicate appearance, pacing and atmosphere in a Seedance 3.0 project.
Does the creative workflow include sound?
Picture and sound can be planned together, including dialogue, music and environmental audio. Describe what viewers should hear alongside the action so the scene has a clear audiovisual direction.
Is it suitable for advertising and social media production?
Seedance 3.0 is suited to brand campaigns, product showcases, creator content and narrative videos. Visual references help maintain a recognizable style while adapting the content for different audiences and channels.
Do I need editing experience to get started?
You can start with a written idea or reference materials. Describe the subject, action and visual style, choose your output settings, and review the result. More detailed direction can be added as your project develops.
How is video generation charged on the platform?
Our platform uses credits for generation. The amount depends on the selected model, video length, resolution and reference materials. Review the credit estimate before submitting, and visit the pricing page to choose a suitable plan.
Find another starting point for your next scene
Continue with one of the available models or choose a tool that matches the materials you have.
What happens in your Seedance 3.0 story?
Pick the entrance, the encounter or the reveal you want people to remember. Give your Seedance 3.0 brief a clear direction, gather the references that support it and start shaping the scene.
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