Build a consistent recurring influencer identity first (e.g., with an AI Influencer Generator) and reuse it across videos to prevent face drift and character changes.
Generate a clear opening selfie frame image that locks in face, hair, outfit, room layout, lighting, and phone-camera perspective before running Seedance 2.5.
Turn the opening frame into a 16-beat storyboard (30-second story map) and use it as the continuity plan for Seedance 2.5 instead of sending a single image straight to video.
In Seedance 2.5 (Image to Video Ultra S), generate one continuous up-to-30-second clip rather than stitching multiple short clips to maintain story flow and consistency.
Keep the Seedance prompt aligned with the storyboard rhythm; avoid introducing new outfits/rooms/lighting that contradict the planned beats.
Use Seedance 2.5’s multimodal references (up to 50 assets) to guide identity, styling, environment, motion, and camera direction more precisely.
After generation, review for face/outfit/environment continuity and natural handheld camera motion; if something breaks, refine the storyboard or strengthen the relevant reference/timeline segment instead of restarting from scratch.
