Seedance in Practice: AI Video Techniques

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Seedance is one of the most capable AI video models available today: it can hold a character’s appearance from shot to shot, build a scene from separate references, follow a storyboard, and continue or edit an existing clip. This course is a collection of practical Seedance techniques, each shown step by step on a real example and backed by ready-made prompts you can reuse in your own projects.

Every lecture is self-contained and focuses on one task, so you can watch them in order or jump straight to the technique you need right now.

Inside the course:

Draft mode in Seedance 2.5 – find a good version in low resolution and upscale exactly that version, instead of paying full price for every attempt

Putting yourself in a video with a character map, a clothing collage and a location reference

Assembling a cinematic scene from your own elements: characters, objects and locations

Building a complete story from a storyboard while keeping the character consistent from frame to frame

Turning a children’s drawing into an animated cartoon scene

Extending any video with new footage that smoothly continues the original

Precise editing: replacing, removing or adding a single object without touching the rest of the frame

Along the way you’ll use Nano Banana and GPT Image to prepare references, and Claude or ChatGPT to turn a short idea into a detailed prompt. Every lecture with prompts comes with its own resource file, so you can repeat each step right away.

One idea runs through all the lessons: the decisive work happens before generation. Good references, a clear concept and concrete descriptions of the action are what make Seedance produce the video you had in mind.