seedance-2-0

Generate cinematic video clips with native synced audio by using a multimodal video production model that produces speech, sound effects, and ambience in a single pass, eliminating manual post-sync work. This approach handles multi-shot cuts and dynamic camera moves natively.

Yes, you can lock character consistency across multiple video shots by using reference-conditioned generation, which accepts up to 9 images, 3 video clips, and 3 audio clips to maintain a consistent character identity throughout the cinematic clips without repeated retakes.

Yes, video generation with multi-shot cuts supports director-level camera controls, allowing you to specify dynamic camera movements like dolly, tilt, and arc within a single prompt to produce trailers, teasers, and hype edits.

The best way to create a cinematic trailer with lip-synced dialogue is using reference-conditioned multimodal video generation, which utilizes quoted dialogue to generate lip-sync and synchronized audio natively alongside multi-shot video sequences in one pass.

Yes, you can use fal.ai, Replicate, Runway, and Higgsfield as supported gateways for multimodal video generation, allowing you to configure duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and model variants to manage cost and latency tradeoffs for your cinematic clips.

Limitations of generating consistent character identity include restricting reference inputs to a maximum of 9 images, 3 video clips, and 3 audio clips, and requiring supported gateways to manage configurable duration, resolution, and model variants for cost and latency tradeoffs.