Full Spot, No Stitching
Opening hook, product beat, and end card generated together. Lighting holds from first frame to last, so the spot reads as one piece instead of three clips taped end to end.
Thirty seconds is not a longer shot. It is a finished piece of work, start to finish, inside one generation.
Thirty seconds generate natively, where Seedance 2.0 ran 15 to a pass — and the clip can be extended over multiple rounds from there. Shot transitions and scene changes hold their continuity across the whole run. A full spot arrives as one generation, not a set of pieces to assemble.
One generation. Four beats. No seams.
Create a 30-second cut
Thirty images, ten video clips, and ten audio clips in a single pass — 50 references, where Seedance 2.0 worked best around 12. The model's own syntax calls each one out by number: @Image 1 for the venue, @Images 11–14 for the choir. On Zeemo you drop them on the canvas and wire them in.
Fifty references. Two lines of prompt.
Start building on canvas
Seedance 2.5 offers timestamp-level control over audio and video alike — edit the exact moment that needs it instead of reworking the whole generation. Green screen, camera perspective, and reference-based editing are part of the same upgrade.
Fix the second. Keep the take.
Open the canvas
Picture and audio generate together instead of being scored afterward. Footsteps land on the footfall and dialogue matches the mouth, so the cut you preview is already the cut you publish.
No post. Just publish.
Generate with audioPick 2.5 from the model list on the Zeemo AI Canvas. Every other model in your account sits right next to it.
Up to 30 images, 10 videos, and 10 audio clips. Put each one where it belongs in the shot.
Outline the opening, the turn, and the close. A short prompt over strong references beats a long prompt every time.
Watch the 30-second cut end to end. Swap one reference, run it again.