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# Cinematic
**Cinematic means that under Cross-Platform Video Creation you can select the "Cinematic" type: pick an account (which has its corresponding niche, persona, and keywords), prepare a cinematic-grade script, and AI prepares the shots and their prompts, generating the short video entirely via Seedance 2.0 and compositing it intelligently, then one-click uploading it to your accounts across the major platforms. It suits demanding custom niches with cinematic requirements. The cost per video is higher, about ¥0.3/second (720P).**
**Note: this type generates one video and publishes it to 10+ platforms simultaneously (it does not support publishing to different matrix accounts on the same platform).**
**1. Under Cross-Platform Video Creation choose Trending-Topic Video. When creating, first choose the information hot-source. These hot-sources refresh once per minute, ensuring the latest and hottest info from each platform.**
**2. Configure the reference copy (or strictly follow your own narration copy), the video duration, and the resolution.**
**3. Choose the audio/background music and subtitles.**
4. Choose the run frequency and the platforms to publish to.
**6. Once created, the software runs automatically at the scheduled time, automatically generating a cinematic-grade AI video from the copy, and automatically publishing it to the major platforms.**
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