All-AI thriller short "All Aboard": 9 generated blocks, one color per character, prompts public
tsi_org · x · 2026-09-15
A 3:29 thriller short, All Aboard, was made entirely with Seedance 2.5 in Pixio — no camera, crew, or locations. The film consists of nine 30-second generated blocks driven by text files, with no extension chaining.
Key craft takeaways
- Consistency trick: three same-age women are the hardest test for video models; the creator assigned each character exactly one reference image and one unchanging color (emerald, coral, cream), since color survives distance, motion blur, and compression better than faces.
- Titles rendered in-camera; credits and cast interviews composited in post.
- The companion site publishes all 9 prompts, a full production record, the casting system, and notes on a scene rewritten seven times.
A second episode is teased using the same van and a recurring line.
Related event: 3-minute thriller short generated entirely with Seedance 2.5(2 posts)→
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