AI thriller 'All Aboard': 9 generated blocks, color-coded characters on Seedance 2.5
tsi_org · x · 2026-09-15
A thriller short, 'All Aboard' Episode One (3:29), was made entirely with Seedance 2.5 in Pixio — no camera, no crew, no location. Key production details: the film consists of 9 generated 30-second blocks with no extension chaining; titles render in-camera, credits are composited in post. The hardest consistency challenge was three women of the same age, solved by giving each exactly one reference image plus one unchanging signature color (emerald, coral, cream), since color survives distance, motion blur, and compression when faces don't. All prompts are public and a full production record — casting system, failures, seven rewrites of a scene — is published. Episode two is teased.
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