Generate video from your screenplay: multi-shot coverage, consistent characters, premium vocals, and rhythm that respects your dialogue. Built for writers who think in beats and continuity, not scattered prompts.
Screenplay as single source
Scenes and transitions emerge directly from your screenplay's narrative structure, ensuring visual continuity flows organically from one moment to the next with minimal jarring re-entry and maximum dramatic coherence throughout the sequence.
Multi-shot with intent
Each individual shot is assigned a clear dramatic function within the scene architecture—whether it's establishing context, building tension, delivering a narrative counter-point, or providing the button that closes a beat—rather than assembling a disconnected mosaic of arbitrary images.
Voice and presence
Vocal performances deliver the emotional weight and subtext needed to authentically sell a scene's dramatic intention, moving beyond flat text-to-speech delivery to capture nuance, rhythm, and character truth that directors can cut with confidence.
You are not asked to guess the one perfect prompt. We connect story structure, visual identity, and sound to deliver a sequence that holds together.
Go from a structured screenplay to multiple camera setups that cut together with classical editorial logic: wide establishing angles set geography, shot-reverse-shot coverage captures dialogue exchanges, inserts emphasize critical objects or reactions, and reveals unfold information at the story's pace—all while maintaining fidelity to the same underlying dramatic intent across every frame.
Same character build, same wardrobe choices, same apparent age, and unwavering continuity of performance attitude maintained rigorously from shot to shot within a sequence. No more distracting face morphs or costume jumps between cuts—the story's visual thread stays legible and the audience remains immersed in the narrative without continuity breaks pulling them out.
Believable lip sync, stable timbres per role, and dynamics that match the scene: tense whispers, rapid-fire dialogue, or measured monologues.
Scene headings, action lines, dialogue, and transitions become the source material: Seedance 2 reasons in beats and scene objectives, not one-off isolated prompts.
Pacing, camera movement, depth of field, and light mood support the emotion without overpowering the text, in the service of the read and the pitch.
Try a line, a gesture, or an ending beat, then regenerate a single shot without rebuilding everything. Ideal for locking decisions before production or final boards.
The planned flow connects your writing space to Seedance 2 without brittle exports: text versions and visual variations stay aligned.
Fountain text or the 熙熙 workflow feeds characters, locations, and arcs that stay visible across the sequence.
A few visual anchors for lead roles and overall tone are enough to hold consistency across multiple shots.
Seedance 2 assembles shots, aligns voices, and respects the rhythm of dialogue and silences.
Adjust a move, a line read, or an insert without breaking continuity across the rest of the scene.
The old habit
With Seedance 2 + 熙熙
Beyond the one-off “clip,” Seedance 2 targets what readers and producers notice: silences, reaction time, and production design continuity. Here is what a screenplay-first flow can aim for.
Seedance 2 is not “another clip generator.” It is built to remove friction between the text and what the camera will see.
Show how the film feels, not a collage of unrelated clips. Investors and partners can read the intent behind each cut.
Experiment with how a character carries themselves or how a scene plays before you lock production, fewer doubts on set.
Validate staging and eyelines with motion plus sound, closer to final edit than a static storyboard panel.
Organize characters and sequences in the app, then go from text to picture without rebuilding your world from scratch.
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