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Buzzy
Your creative AI co-director
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Your creative AI co-director
1.1K followers
Buzzy is the first truly agentic infinite canvas for video creation. It helps you spark ideas, build moodboards, and precisely photoshop your video in one click — while creating unlimited-length blockbuster films and commercial ads, keeping unlimited subjects consistent, controlling lighting and camera angles, and precisely editing video like photoshop in one workspace.
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@shiying_zhang1 That's awesome - being able to have entities/identities being persistent across shots is very cool, are you able to use those identities across different projects? (thinking you can then run a consistent 'character' for all brand media).
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@danielboardman Hi Daniel, we are actually building the library and history feature across projects， which means for all the character and scenes assets, you can save them in the projects and can use them across different projects. Also we have style library which is super important for creators
The storyboard is doing more work here than the video model. Once you have characters, objects, and locations as first-class entities that persist across shots, consistency stops being a prompting trick and becomes a data problem. Curious whether edits propagate back down to already-rendered shots. Super cool, and excited to use it.
Buzzy
@aidan_codefox Exactly — Buzzy treats characters, objects, and locations as persistent entities, while shot-level edits can stay local. We’re also exploring better controls for propagating changes across a sequence. Great question!
Love seeing AI video move away from short disconnected GIFs toward actual production-grade film pipelines @shiying_zhang1!
For creators using Buzzy to produce 20-minute films or commercial ads, how does the platform handle lip-syncing and dialogue audio track alignment across persistent characters? Do character entities support native voice embedding alongside visual references to keep vocal tone consistent across shots?
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@franz_briones Hi Franz, this is a very good question. For vocal consistency, we do have audio node on our canvas, where user can generate their specific character voice using the audio node. Then for each video clip, they can reference that audio node so seedance 2 will keep the reference to that voice and keep the voice consistent across all video clips.
We don't use lip sync a lot, since the results seems not quite good but using the seedance 2 directly by referencing that audio node will really help
What's the learning curve like? I've bounced off a couple of these tools because they felt like Photoshop for people who already know Photoshop.
Buzzy
@qiwap Totally get that. Buzzy is designed to feel more like collaborating with a co-director than learning complex editing software. You can start with simple prompts, then adjust scenes, characters, lighting, or camera angles conversationally — no Photoshop experience needed.
@buzzy_jade That “co-director” framing makes a lot of sense. Conversational control sounds much more approachable than learning another complex editing interface.
The canvas instead of a chat timeline clicks! Wondering re 70+ models...If I build a character in one scene, then switch the underlying video model for the next shot because it handles motion better, does the character hold or drift? Great product overall.
Buzzy
@artstavenka1 Yes — you can switch the underlying model from shot to shot while keeping the same shared character and references. Some variation can still depend on the model, but Buzzy gives you a consistent project context and lets you refine any drift without rebuilding everything from scratch.
Curious how much control the tool gives on tone. Story tools depend heavily on whether you can control pacing and emotion.
Buzzy
@aix_pan Exactly. Buzzy lets you shape the story scene by scene, revise individual shots, and adjust pacing and mood without starting over.
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Noticed the samples include a few 8-10 shot scenes, not just 3-shot cuts. Curious how deep the consistency really goes.
Buzzy
@andrewstone11 Great catch! Buzzy keeps characters, locations, and references persistent across scenes, so consistency can extend well beyond short 3-shot clips. We’re continuing to push it further for longer sequences.
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@buzzy_jade Thanks for clarifying! It’s great to hear Buzzy is focusing on consistency for longer sequences. Looking forward to seeing how far you can take it. Persistent characters and locations make a huge difference for storytelling. Keep up the awesome work!