Seedance 2.0 is finally live inside Topview, so I put it through a real creator workflow to see if it’s an actual step forward—or just marketing. In this video I walk through Topview’s “video agent” approach: you start with a prompt/idea, then the tool builds out a structured workflow so you’re not just generating one random clip and hoping it works. I test how the multi-scene generation holds up, how consistent it feels from shot to shot, and what it’s like to iterate when one scene misses (because it will). I also cover what you can and can’t control when you regenerate shots, plus the export options and how usable the outputs are for real posting. I also try the social-media-style generation to see if it can match common short-form formats without me babysitting every cut. Then I get into the limitations—where Seedance 2.0 still breaks, where it gets “AI weird,” and where you’ll waste time if your expectations are too high. To push it, I run a cinematic fighter jet scene test and talk honestly about who this is for right now: creators who want faster ideation + rough cuts, and teams that can benefit from the Business plan’s unlimited Seedance 2.0 usage—more than people expecting perfect, final-publish video on the first try.