Production Companies Will Die. Independent Filmmakers Will Rise. I built my own software for generating AI Animation and Film. Now, I am creating Ascendant, my own Animated Epic Fantasy Series. This scene is inspired by World of Warcraft. SCENE: Prince Eldoron V. Grok Iron Tusk. The two are old friends who had a falling out. And this fight depicts Grok’s grief as he blames Eldo for his son’s death. One of the things I love are when Animated fight scenes have HEAVY emotion. Story hits much harder and the battle is more impactful.

For those asking about my new platform, Vikthor made the perfect video showcasing it:

Daniel Cormier V. Eric Trump WHAT A FIGHT #UFCFreedom250

Gonna start cooking with @XCaliber new's tool: Titan agent Stay tuned for the release. It's gonna be wild

You're Using Seedance 2.0 Wrong (And it's killing your output) Everyone's obsessing over micromanaging every frame. Camera angles. Facial tics. Eye movements. Hand gestures. You're treating Seedance like a puppet that needs 47 strings just to blink. Here's what nobody's telling you: The best Seedance outputs come from doing LESS, not more. Think of SD 2.0 like working with a skilled actor vs. a mannequin. You wouldn't tell Meryl Streep exactly how to move her eyebrows in every scene. You'd give her the emotion, the motivation, the vibe—then let her cook. Seedance is the same way. There are two modes that actually work: Mode 1: Full Director Mode Every shot mapped. Every detail specified. Physics, audio, camera work—the whole nine yards. I use RunTitan's Director Mode for this. It's surgical. When I need pixel-perfect control, this is it. (Currently, it's in Beta; Launch VERY soon). Mode 2: Creative Freedom Mode Give Seedance the emotional core and back off. This is where magic happens. Here's a real example: I wanted a scene where a character acts aloof and kinda hostile, but she's clearly hiding feelings behind that tough exterior. My prompt? "Character X acts like she doesn't think Character Y is cute..." That's it. No facial expression breakdowns. No shot list. No choreography. Seedance understood the subtext. The tension. The hidden vulnerability. It gave me micro-expressions I never would've thought to specify. Camera choices that elevated the emotion. Timing that felt... human. Here's the pattern I've noticed: The more you try to control SD 2.0 like it's dumb, the more robotic your output feels. The more you treat it like a collaborator that understands nuance, the more you get outputs that feel alive. The framework: → For technical/specific scenes: Go full Director Mode → For emotional/character moments: Give the vibe, step back → For everything else: Test both and see what clicks The mistake everyone's making? Thinking you need to specify EVERYTHING to get quality. Nah. You need to specify the right things, then trust the tool to fill in the magic you couldn't have imagined. Seedance 2.0 isn't just a renderer. It's a scene partner. Treat it like one.

I had 1hr session with @XCaliber onboarding me and the boys on his Titan platform and I can tell you for sure it’s a cheat code, anybody can use it and what’s even more crazy is the Titan Agent, think of it as Jarvis, it literally can watch your videos and give professional feedbacks even make edits 😳🔥

You're scrolling 𝕏 right now. Seeing everyone post about their wins, their projects, their profits. And you feel it—that FOMO creeping in. "I need to get on this!" Then you bookmark it. Keep scrolling. Do nothing. Let me tell you why I've been quiet lately... For the past few months, I've been building something I've talked about only a few times. My own UI for AI video generation. Built specifically for Seedance 2.0. And it's not just another platform. It's a game-changer. Here's the truth about every major platform out there: They're designed to drain your wallet. • Generations cost $3.5-$5 each • Results are "close but not quite" • You keep regenerating, keep spending • They WANT you stuck in that loop It's not a bug. It's the business model. My platform? Different beast entirely. I built a Seedance Agent that I've trained on MONTHS of generations, prompts, and references. Here's how it works: I generate. Results suck. I show my Agent the failed video all references The Agent WATCHES the video, analyzes everything, tells me exactly what went wrong It rewrites my prompt—perfectly tailored to my references If I need more/fewer references? It tells me. Pass rate? First attempt: 70% perfect Second attempt: 100% I've tested this hundreds of times. Never left dissatisfied. I didn't build this to get rich off you. I built it because Seedance 2.0 changed my life. And I'm tired of platforms that profit from our frustration. This will be the best Seedance 2.0 platform out there. Period. Production launch coming soon. If you want early access, drop a comment or DM me. This is what happens when you stop doom-scrolling and actually BUILD. What are YOU working on right now? 🫵