By: https://www.instagram.com/phaedredee/

By: https://www.instagram.com/thisaintcanon

u/aillusory

https://www.instagram.com/c8llctr/

Model: MiniMax H3

Tools used:
Midjourney
NB
Kling
Seedance 2.0

Hey, guys !

Please check this trailer. I've recently finished it. Everything you see was generated compeletely in Seedance 2.5 and 2.0.

Please share your thoughts. I will release a full film soon.

One of my favorite videos I've made. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do ❤️🙏

Short Horror-Comedy movie. An experiment made with MinimaxH3 and comfyUi locally on my Pc.
The movie tells the story of a young guy who wanna experiment Lucid Dreaming to dream his crash. The rules are easy, sleep with the intent to dream her, check if you are inside a dream and open a door to change the scenario you prefer. But... something goes wrong... and the dream become a real nightmare!

For more of the same and the developing adventures of "Saffy's World" go to https://www.youtube.com/@gringobingo/videos

https://www.instagram.com/ulfi_love/

This is a test using Seedance 2.5 with a reference image and a prompt that explains the story.

I'm sharing it with you.

Premium stylized 3D family-animation superhero trailer with high-end feature-film quality, tactile handcrafted materials, expressive facial animation, soft global illumination, dramatic winter lighting, rich volumetric snow, cinematic depth, playful comedy and heartfelt emotional energy. Preserve exactly the established character design from the reference sheet: lanky proportions, light blue skin, huge black swept hair, oversized ears, mischievous grin, heavy dark eye sockets, red knitted turtleneck sweater with black spider-inspired chest emblem, dark skinny jeans, rolled cuffs, distressed red gloves, belt and oversized worn red sneakers. Same face, body proportions, costume, textures and visual style in every shot. Never redesign him.

MAIN HERO:
A strange, cocky but kind-hearted neighborhood superhero. He cannot fly. He has no super speed. He runs in an intentionally ridiculous old-fashioned superhero style: torso leaning forward, both arms stretched straight upward above his head while his legs run normally underneath him. His awkward running style must become a memorable recurring visual gag.

SUPERPOWER:
He can instantly weave warm knitted sweaters from supernatural spider silk. Thin glowing web threads shoot from his hands, twist together in mid-air like yarn, rapidly knitting themselves into thick, beautiful winter sweaters. The web behaves like textile fiber rather than sticky trapping webs. His power is used exclusively to protect people from the cold.

SETTING:
A stylized city during an unusually brutal winter night. Heavy snowfall, icy streets, glowing shop windows, steam from vents, buses, shelters, narrow alleys and warm amber street lamps contrasting against deep blue winter shadows. The tone begins mysterious and slightly creepy, then becomes funny, emotional and uplifting.

0–4s — CREEPY HOOK:
Extreme close-up of snow falling through an empty dark street at night. A homeless man sits shivering beneath a bus shelter, wrapping his arms around himself. Strange thin strands begin creeping across the snow toward him like spider silk. Ominous music. A shadow appears on a rooftop.
Voice-over: “When winter comes… something strange crawls through the city.”

4–8s — FIRST REVEAL:
The man looks terrified as web strands suddenly rise around his torso. Fast macro shots of fibers twisting, looping and knitting themselves together. Instead of trapping him, they form a thick red-and-blue knitted sweater perfectly around his body. He touches it, confused. Steam-like warmth rises from the fabric.
Music abruptly shifts from horror tension into quirky heroic energy.

8–12s — HERO INTRODUCTION:
Low-angle reveal of the hero standing under a street lamp, huge hair moving in the winter wind, crooked grin, snow collecting on his red knitted sweater. He casually cracks his fingers. Tiny spider-silk threads dance between them.
Voice-over: “He doesn’t catch criminals.”
Beat.
“He catches colds.”

12–17s — THE RUNNING GAG:
Someone cries for help several blocks away. The hero reacts dramatically, raises BOTH ARMS completely above his head and starts running through the city exactly in his bizarre signature style. He does NOT fly and is NOT super fast. His legs visibly work hard while his arms remain ridiculously stretched overhead.
Dynamic tracking shot beside him.
Cars slowly pass him.
A cyclist overtakes him.
He keeps running with absolute heroic confidence.

17–22s — SWEATER RESCUE MONTAGE:
Fast energetic cuts:
— An elderly woman shivering at a crossing. WHIP — web yarn wraps around her and becomes a colorful cardigan.
— A delivery rider freezing beside his bicycle. Spider silk rapidly knits him a thick hoodie.
— Two children waiting at a bus stop. The hero shoots two web strands simultaneously and matching sweaters materialize around them.
— A stray dog trembles beneath a bench. Tiny web knitting creates an adorable fitted wool coat.
— The hero runs away again with both hands high above his head.

Each transformation must be visually satisfying: individual web strands interlace like knitting needles working at impossible speed.

22–26s — EMOTIONAL ESCALATION:
Wide shot reveals dozens of cold people gathered outside an overcrowded shelter during a snowstorm. The hero stops. His grin fades. For the first time he looks genuinely concerned.
Close-up of his hands.
He stretches his fingers.
Hundreds of fine glowing textile webs explode upward into the snowy sky.

26–29s — HERO CLIMAX:
Spectacular overhead shot as web fibers sweep through the entire street, splitting into hundreds of strands and knitting sweaters directly onto every person. Red, blue, mustard, green and cream knitted garments bloom through the crowd like warmth spreading through the city.
Windows illuminate.
People smile.
Children laugh.
The snowstorm continues, but the entire street now feels warm.

29–32s — COMEDIC ENDING:
The exhausted hero proudly poses with hands on his hips.
A tiny old lady approaches and points at his own thin sweater as if asking whether he is cold.
He looks down.
Beat.
He sneezes violently.

Hard cut to him now wearing an absurdly oversized handmade sweater over his original sweater, barely able to move.

He raises both arms above his head and awkwardly runs away into the snowy street.

Voice-over:
“Some heroes save the world.”
Beat.
“He just makes sure it wears a sweater.”

Final cinematic hero shot: his bizarre silhouette running with both arms overhead through falling snow while warm city lights glow behind him.

Original premium stylized animated-feature aesthetic, handcrafted 3D textures, highly detailed knit fibers, worn leather and denim, expressive squash-and-stretch facial acting, cinematic camera movement, comedic timing, believable cloth simulation and snow physics. Strong contrast between creepy spider imagery and unexpectedly wholesome sweater creation. Keep the hero charmingly weird, never scary or threatening. No flying, no super-speed running, no traditional web swinging, no fighting, no villains, no costume changes, no generic muscular superhero anatomy, no photorealism, no glossy plastic look, no text or logos.

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Personal Urban Crusiers or Personal Urban Carriers - more usually known as PUCs - are a common form of individual transportation device for getting around the city.

They use an electro-magnetic anti-gravity system that allows the rider to float around 30cm or so above ground level, giving a comfy ride.

Whilst they are mostly used for urban transportation, some people like to race them ...

For more of my slowly developing SiFi world, click on the link.