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Alien Invasion: Last Signal is a cinematic sci-fi horror film created with Seedance 2.5 in CapCut Video Studio. The story follows a futuristic city as a mysterious UFO fleet descends from the clouds, triggering panic, an alien invasion, supernatural transformations, a spreading zombie outbreak, and the destruction of a skyscraper. The film ends with the alien leader overlooking the devastated city from a skyscraper rooftop.
I created custom UFO, city, alien, and zombie reference images to establish the visual world and guide the generation. I then used Seedance 2.5 in CapCut Video Studio to develop the cinematic sequence, focusing on dynamic camera movement, visual continuity, cinematic sound, music, visual effects, and a dramatic final reveal.
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