Running-crowd film shot rebuilt as a Blender blockout
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A live-action running-crowd shot sits above its Blender blockout; via MaxFusion MCP, Opus pulled 15 fps frames, rebuilt each camera move, then used the 30s blockout to guide Seedance 2.5.
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Claude Opus 5.5 + Maxfusion MCP + Blender is Ultimate control - I installed Blender. That was my whole job - I dropped in a video whose shot style and flow I wanted Claude Opus 5.5 broke it down and pulled 15 frames per second Claude Opus 5.5 rebuilt every shot in Blender (camera angles, movement, blocking) and exported a 30s MP4 blockout Claude Opus 5.5 used that blockout as the reference for Seedance 2.5, swapped in my characters, and wrote the prompts that stop Seedance from copying Blender's rough render The result is below MaxFusion MCP Made it all happen: the prompting, the images, the edit, everything! What do you think?
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