Seedance 2.0 Now Makes Movies Almost Like Hollywood
Last week, ByteDance unveiled Seedance 2.0 — a model that generates realistic video from text descriptions. Movement, lighting, scene dynamics — everything looks as if a full film crew worked on the clip. And yes, you can control the process almost like a director.
📹 There are already examples: director Charles Curran put together a trailer based on Halo in 20 minutes for $60, while Deadpool screenwriter Rhett Reese stated that such technologies theoretically allow a single person to create full-fledged films.
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