Dreamina Seedance 2.5 is unbelievable!

We're burning through an ungodly amount of credits for our feature film, Nexus.

But there's a trick to saving money with 30-second outputs that you need to know.

Let me show you the secret steps and prompts👇🏼🧵
The script:

My writing partner and I start with an idea for a hook and then riff on the plot for a few hours.

These are anthology stories from our Nexus universe, exploring different creatures that are in danger.

The meeting is transcribed and then we upload it to Claude Fable 5 to put it into screenplay format.

I'm not a fan of AI writing but it's really just condensing what we've written into all the beats that we outlined on the call.

We do revisions and then I go through and create a shot list with claude of all the important beats i want to make sure shows up on screen.

Everything they taught you about July 4th, 1776 is a lie.

The Redcoats weren't soldiers. They were something else.

We recovered the real footage using Utopai 🧵👇 In these…lost historical documents my team at Genre uncovered, we made sure to faithfully recreate everything as it actually happened, 250 years ago.

We fed the whole thing into @UtopaiStudios 's PAI. It read it and broke it into scenes, shots, and characters.

Wow. Nexus got over 20 million views last week and I got multiple film financing offers!

But I made a mistake not taking the time to share HOW four people made this in 2 weeks!

So save this step-by-step guide to learn how you can make something similar with Dreamina AI👇🧵

https://twitter.com/PJaccetturo/status/2062887190326304986

While this 5-min teaser was made in 2 weeks, I spent a month and a half (and $ 30k-ish in labor/credits) going in a completely different direction. OOPS.

Originally, I created this for the X-prize competition, the story and trailer were good (I'll post it tomorrow), but it was too bloated with “hard science” and it wasn’t as fun as I knew this universe could be.

The day before I was going to post it, I had a fever dream about a pokemon-like wet market and it was so horrifying (and intriguing) that spent another two weeks going in this completely different direction for this story.

You almost missed out on 10 insane AI cheat codes from the GOAT

Kavan just dropped a masterclass on how he built "The Chronicles of Bone" in Magnific as an original series.

I broke down the entire process into 7 simple steps. 🧵👇
Huge shoutout to @Kavanthekid and @magnific

We made a thread below, but if you want to digest this whole workflow in a 90-second video, feel free to give this a quick watch!

Gossip Goblin is arguably the best AI filmmaker in the world.

His new film THE PATCHWRIGHT is a masterpiece (10M+ views).

But nobody knows how he actually makes these.
Until now.

He let me share every step of the workflow with you 🧵👇
2/ This is 4 months of work for 20 minutes of film, set in a world he's been building for years

The Patchwright didn't start from scratch.

Zach has been making 2 to 3 episodes a week in this universe for 11 months, so by the time he sat down to write the film he already had tens of thousands of midjourney images to pull from, established characters, a custom alphabet, even a custom language.

People love to ask about the tools but honestly the accumulated story bible is doing a huge amount of the heavy lifting here.

What if Hollywood's next massive blockbuster was made by one person?

A Cannes-awarded director made this 22-minute AI film in 7 days.

He gave me the FULL breakdown.

Let me show you how he made this in 9 simple steps: 🧵👇

Phase 1: Narrative & Strategy

Malik Zenger, a Cannes-winning music video director, joined the Higgsfield Originals team just three weeks prior with no previous AI experience.

He brought a traditional "old school" filmmaking lens to the project, focusing on narrative depth and realistic cinematography rather than just "cool" AI shots.

His goal was to prove that AI tools can deliver the same emotional weight as a high-budget live-action series like Game of Thrones.

I thought it was impossible to generate a 23-minute TV episode in 4 days until I saw the workflow.

This crazy approach completely changes the way you create.

I broke down the entire process into 10 simple steps.

Bookmark this thread 🧵👇 Phase 1: Pre-Production & Narrative

If you’re a fan of anime or Isekai, this series is for you. I spoke with 2 of the 5 directors for an hour and they said this project took the momentum from their previous work, Higgsfield Arena Zero and evolved it into a more complex narrative with higher stakes.

Dreamina Seedance 2.0 is coming soon to the US, and it will CHANGE YOUR LIFE if you learn to master it.

BUT there's a secret trick to making films FAST.

Let me show you my entire framework for making this AI on the Lot ad in 7 simple steps🧵👇 Step 1: The Brief

Todd Terrazas gave me the brief. He just wanted it wild a fun, a love letter to LA.

(The Dreamina team gave me a bunch of free credits for this project)

We are about to see a massive explosion of books turned into cinema.

I used Luma’s new agent to build this ‘Red Rising’ teaser in less than a week.

Previously, this series would've needed a $200M+ greenlight. Not anymore.

Bookmark my full workflow + Seedance 2.0 prompts 🧵👇 Red Rising is my favorite sci-fi series (2M+ sold).

As AI ads automate, my company is taking big swings at epic IP that would otherwise cost $200M+ to greenlight.

We're able to create AI-hybrid series with real SAG talent for a fraction of the cost.Genre.ai

Damn, look at the milkers on Ethel 🥵

(I know I’m not beating the allegations at this point–underdressed old ladies are my thing)

3 months back, Theo Dudley started working with our team on this campaign for Levels Protein.

Here's how we made it (and AI copyright tips): 🧵👇

https://twitter.com/sirbovinecowley/status/2027405843226866128

Concept:

Levels came to us wanting to launch a new spokesperson in the form of @sirbovinecowley, a gentlemanly minotaur passionate about their all-natural protein.

@TheoDudley and I both lift (pics available upon request), and protein is very important to us, so from the start, we knew this couldn’t feel like a gimmick.

Cowley needed to feel iconic. Confident but warm. Noble, articulate, and memorable in just the right way. Levels as a brand is bold and unapologetic about their product, so the character had to carry that same clarity.

Nate Dern wrote the script, and Theo brought a strong point of view early on about how far we could push the world and the tone without losing credibility.

RIP Hollywood.

AI is now 100% photorealistic with the launch of Kling 3.0

In just two days, I created the opening sequence from The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson

You have to try this new Multi-Shot technique that makes making films much faster and cheaper 🧵👇 Multi-shot lets give you near-perfect continuity in a sequence.

This is one continuous output from Kling based on one image

Nintendo took 40 years to give us a Legend of Zelda movie.

I made this in 5 days on a $300 budget.

It looks like a $300M blockbuster.

Let me show you how I made this in 5 simple steps inside of Freepik: 🧵 1 - Story

I ditched the bright Nintendo look for a gritty, grounded reality.

Zelda isn't just waiting in a castle; she's seeing her home get destroyed and has to act.

I mapped the specific beats and scenes:
Fear → Ruin → Rage → Capture → Confrontation

Our $1,000,000 AI film festival submission 🚨

I took 6 top Hollywood cinematographers with ZERO AI experience and taught them a simple framework to master the tools.

You can easily learn this process in minutes 👇

Here are the exact tips, prompts, and framework we used: 🧵 Backstory:
This film is based on the FIRST AI film that I made, a little over a year ago.

It got 500k views on reddit and I got addicted to the process of making films in my underwear 🤓

It's crazy to see how far AI filmmaking has come in a year 👇

https://x.com/PJaccetturo/status/1835670655330869633

We just did something that’s never been done before:

We made an ad for a major airline in 14 hours at 30,000 feet!

Let me show you how we pulled off this insane video for Qatar Airways with the help of Google and Starlink.

Full prompts & process below👇🧵 A month back, Google MENA’s Andreas T. hit me up with a wild idea for Qatar Airways.

They wanted to show off how fast their Starlink Wi-Fi is.

So I pulled in top director Torey K. for a head-to-head, with @rpnickson hosting the challenge.

There is a big secret that no one is talking enough about:

Within 6 months, traditional live-action ads won’t exist.

Here’s how we’re already replacing million-dollar ad campaigns (at a fraction of the time/cost) for big brands like Teriyaki Madness.

Full process below. 👇🧵 Directed by @darnparker

Concept:

@teriyakimad wanted to create a fun ad that showed off their delicious food.

Inspired by their tagline “crazy delicious”, our writer Ben Wietmarschen came up with the concept of people literally going mad after eating Teriyaki Madness.

Veo 3.1 + Nano Banana is insane 🤯

Google’s new models let us make million-dollar looking ads for brands like Wander.

Copy our entire process for making this ad below 👇🧵

This ad was directed by @TheoDudley!
He wrote this breakdown for us today :D

Concept:
Tim Burton was a big inspiration for Theo growing up. Beetlejuice was a huge reference for this ad. He wanted a high-energy romp that wasn’t scary but never too safe either.

I just found a Sora 2 cheat code 🤯

This will let you make a million-dollar full anime episode with CONSISTENT CHARACTERS right now.

Homemade anime will be the biggest trend of 2026.

Millions of new shows will be born next year and here's how they'll do it 👇🧵 Initially, in the first video the character's face wasn't dialed, but this next segment (below) ended up being the right look for our hero.

Sora only outputs 10-15 second clips, so you need to have a way to hack the system for consistency.

This may be the most unhinged AI commercial we've ever made 🤣

We took some of the most iconic money mistakes in history and showed how Origin's AI advisor might have helped...

Steal our full process + prompts below 👇🧵

Concept:
Origin wanted to show how their AI advisor could’ve saved history’s worst investors, so our writer, Peter Sherer, went big.

He spoofed 2,000 years of bad financial advice, from Pompeii timeshares to Titanic investments to cryptobros.

Our AI ad for David Beckham’s company, IM8, just got 35 million views ONE DAY on IG.

Check out the process for how we made an AI twin of Aryna Sabalenka (#1 tennis player in the world) and then aired it in Times Square for the US Open.

Full prompts and process below 👇🧵 IM8 came to us with a wild idea. They wanted their version of Neo’s “Choice” scene in the Matrix, but centered on their brand ambassador, Aryna.

@natedern crafted a fantastic script, and our director @TheoDudley created a comprehensive treatment to bring it to life.

Ramp hired us to make a zombie-horror ad, and the shoot turned into a NIGHTMARE until we changed one critical thing.

Tons of AI filmmakers make this SAME MISTAKE, but it's easy to fix.

Let me show you how (prompt included) 👇🧵 In the past, I've preached Veo 3 text-to-video, but it was a mistake for this.

It turned out looking like EVERY OTHER Veo 3 video (GENERIC AF)

We did the ad without approvals or storyboards and it cost us a week.

We had to rebuild it from the ground up via a better way.

This entire sci-fi series looks like something from Disney+.
But it's made by ONE GUY, not a studio.
Weekly episodes. Weird aliens. Buddy cop chaos.
Hundreds of millions of views.
Neuralviz just cracked the future of cinema.
Here's the tools he uses 👇🏼🧵
@NeuralViz started creating this series exactly a year ago.

I remember watching these when they had 300 views; I was blown away by how witty the writing is.

I've gotten to know the creator and he's publicly stated that he's been in the industry for years as a writer