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Threw a few reference images into ChatGPT, reverse-engineered the prompt, dropped it into Seedance 2.5.
This came out in one go.
No crew, no studio, no long production cycle.
Just the tools that exist right now and a clear idea of the flow.
It’s still a test, but the distance between “I have something in my head” and “I can show it properly” keeps getting shorter.
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True teachings never die. In this unbroken 30-second shot, a young student navigates unimaginable grief and high-octane vengeance. After being forced to strike down his own Master to halt a demonic infection, the student must immediately face the villain who engineered the plague.
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A product can be powerful and still be hard to understand.
For Twelve Labs’ Jockey, the goal was to show what the product actually feels like to use, without turning the video into a list of features.
The challenge was finding the balance between showing enough and leaving enough space for the idea to breathe.
It’s about making someone understand the value before they even realize they’re learning it. ❤️
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