Seedance 2.0 has finally released — sort of. After months of delays, lawsuits, and rumors of cancellation, ByteDance has made the model available on CapCut and Dreamina… in seven countries. We break down what’s actually available, the new guardrails (including real face restrictions and C2PA watermarking), whether VPNs are worth the headache, and what this all means for a wider Western release.
Plus, Luma Labs dropped Uni One — a new thinking image model — and when you pair it with their boards and agents feature, the storyboarding and pre-production workflow gets genuinely powerful. We walk through a full pipeline from character reference to storyboard to video generation using Seedance 2.0 and Luma’s canvas tools.
Seedance 2.0 samples, prompting observations, the Omni model on CapCut, Luma Uni One, Luma Boards and Agents, thinking image models, AI video generation workflow, storyboard-to-video pipeline, region restrictions, C2PA content credentials, IP guardrails.