03 — Showcase
Each item states its provenance, the capability it demonstrates, the input it was given, and the business question it answers. Videos open in a new tab in their original player; nothing is re-encoded or re-hosted here.
17 of 17 titles
The piece that set the market expectation for founder-led AIGC film in China.
Shows a seasonal brand film produced inside a normal campaign window.
Two-part delivery from one reference pack: the reuse case, not the model case.
The brand's own bar for a launch-grade automotive film.
Shows what 'series consistency' has to look like when a brand does it.
A sequel is a continuity test, not a second campaign.
The reference bar for this programme: a 25–30 s automotive mood film.
One creative taken to a second market with a different vehicle and street.
Proof that continuity fails on small, brand-critical detail — and why references matter.
The commercial argument for precision revision: one inset fixed, no re-shoot.
Shows what one reference buys you: the object, not the performance.
Engineering-owned geometry becomes a creative input.
Camera language as input, not as a sentence in a prompt.
Iteration is the unit of work, not generation.
Where a creative director actually spends time.
A cheap proxy beats an expensive photoreal reference for blocking.
The delivered asset, five working days after a 25-second brief.
Reading a card
Case production means it was made inside the programme this site documents. Brand-published means the brand released it. Market reference means it is context, not our work.
Stated only where the source states it. For this programme that is the Seedance family, used through Jimeng in September 2026, with the version visible in the production screenshots.
What the model was actually given. This is the field that predicts whether a result is repeatable.
The commercial question it answers. If a title has no value line, it belongs in a portfolio, not in a showcase.
Model attribution follows the production screenshots; where the version is ambiguous we say “Seedance (Jimeng)”.
Included to set the quality bar. Not a ByteDance deliverable, and we do not claim the model behind it.
Shown because it shaped market expectations, not because it demonstrates a capability of this stack.
Start here
If you have ten minutes, take the evidence register. If you have a campaign, take the pilot scope.
Seventeen titles, each labelled with provenance, input and the capability it demonstrates.
Open the showcase ↗Bring a real brief — a launch, a localisation wave, a stack of end-cards — and we will cost it honestly.
Enterprise contact ↗Three weeks, a defined reference pack, and a scoring rubric agreed before the first generation.
Scope a pilot ↗