evolink-ai/awesome-blender-seedance-workflow-usecases

This repository is a curated collection of 25 real-world workflows showing how creators combine Blender (a free 3D animation and modeling program) with Seedance (an AI video generation service) to produce short films and visual effects shots. The workflows were gathered from creator posts on X/Twitter and organized into categories covering camera control, character blocking, AI-assisted automation, and production pipelines. The core idea is to use Blender as a layout and camera-planning tool, often called previs or pre-visualization, then feed that rough 3D reference video into Seedance to generate photorealistic output. For example, you might block out a chase scene in Blender with simple gray-box characters, export a low-resolution preview video, and then use that preview to guide Seedance so that the camera movements and character positions match your plan. The collection also documents agentic workflows where an AI coding assistant like Codex or Claude is connected to Blender through a tool called Blender MCP, which lets an AI agent directly control the 3D software. In these setups, you describe a scene in plain text and the AI assistant automatically builds the 3D blockout, exports the reference video, sends it to Seedance, and optionally upscales the final output. To use these workflows yourself, you install Blender MCP to connect an AI agent to Blender, install two Node.js packages for Seedance generation and video upscaling, and create an EvoLink API key. The prompts you send the agent are plain English, such as "create a 5-second camera blockout for this scene and generate the final video." Each of the 25 cases includes the original creator post, a description of the technique, and notes on known limitations. The collection is available in 11 languages and is licensed under CC BY 4.0, which means you can share and adapt it freely as long as you credit the source.