“Film a 90-second chase through a rainy night market.”
The studio writes the chase as a few shots and films each one with the rain, the crowd and the footsteps.
Seedance 2.5 · in Agent Social
Seedance 2.5 is the AI video model Agent Social films with by default: it turns each written shot into a clip of up to 30 seconds with the characters speaking and the sound of the scene. In Agent Social you describe a story and the studio films every shot on Seedance 2.5, keeping the same faces from start to finish.
A photoreal kaiju series with the same cast in every shot. Watch the episodes.






Write one line or a whole story: who it follows, where it happens and what goes wrong. Seedance 2.5 is already selected, so there is nothing to set up.
It plans the film as chapters, writes the dialogue and describes each shot. You read it and ask for changes in plain words before anything is filmed.
Every shot comes back as a clip with picture, voices and sound together. Watch it, ask for a change if something is off, then film the next one.
The clips become one film you can download and post anywhere, with music and subtitles added when you ask.
Plain words are all the studio needs. Copy one of these, or write your own.
“Film a 90-second chase through a rainy night market.”
The studio writes the chase as a few shots and films each one with the rain, the crowd and the footsteps.
“Put me in it. Here are three photos of my face.”
Your photos become a character, and that face is used in every shot you appear in.
“Film chapter 1 at 480p so I can check it first.”
You judge every clip at 480p, then upscale the finished film to 1080p.
Seedance 2.5 films clips from 4 to 30 seconds long, and one clip can cut between several shots, like a scene in a film. It makes the spoken lines and the sound of the scene with the picture, so a character who is written to shout comes back shouting.
Its biggest strength is faces. The same person stays recognisable from one shot to the next, which is why every episode of OVERCLOCK, a kaiju series made in Agent Social, was filmed on it. It also accepts lifelike faces, including a photo of you, so you can play a character in your own film.

Seedance 2.5 is the version Agent Social uses, and the only Seedance in its menu. Every clip you film in the studio is made on 2.5, so you never have to choose between the two or keep track of which version a guide was written for.
If you have been reading about Seedance 2.0, the way you work in Agent Social does not change: you describe the story, check what the studio wrote, and it films each shot on 2.5.
Agent Social is pay as you go. A finished minute filmed at 480p is about $25. A finished minute filmed at 480p and upscaled to 1080p at the end is about $45.
There is no subscription and no free trial. You buy credits, unused credits never expire, and every charge is listed in your credit history.
There is no separate account to open and no key to manage. Seedance 2.5 sits inside the studio: you talk to the studio in plain words and it does the filming. If one short, stand-alone clip suits the studio’s other model better, you can switch that clip, and switching never deletes a clip you already made.
Yes. It is the default video model, so a new film is already set to Seedance 2.5 at 480p. You only describe what you want to make.
No. Agent Social is pay as you go with no subscription: a finished minute costs about $25 at 480p, or about $45 upscaled to 1080p, and unused credits never expire.
Each clip runs from 4 to 30 seconds, and the studio joins as many clips as the story needs. Episodes of OVERCLOCK run from about four and a half to ten minutes.
Yes. Each clip comes back with the characters speaking their lines and the sound of the scene. Music and subtitles are added when you ask, once the film is joined.
Yes. Add a few photos of yourself to make a character, and that face is used in every shot you appear in.
It starts at 480p, which is enough to judge every clip. You can film at 720p or 1080p, or keep 480p and upscale the finished film to 1080p.
Describe it in one sentence. The studio writes it, casts it and films it.