Jason Zada

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Emmy-winning director and Secret Level founder, pushing AI one-take shots.

Emmy award-winning director and founder of @secret__level. Director. AI. Video Games. Greatest hits: The Forest (feature), Take This Lollipop, Elf Yourself.

SF + LA Joined January 2008

Followers: 12.1K
Videos here: 12
Avg views / video: 29.5K
Avg likes / video: 249
Likes per follower: 2.1%
Total views: 353K

Short films VFX & experiments

Kling Seedance Sora Veo

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Videos by Jason Zada

The world is hybrid @secret__level!

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Even tho I have been working 24/7 on my feature, it is fun to take a moment, create a banger music track, create a fake rapper (Ransom Malone), and put out an EP on all the streaming services.

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Massive day today. So much hard work has led up to this. 💀

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My biggest issue with the current-gen AI video engines is the lack of spatial awareness. Solve this, please!

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30-second AI slop is my favorite. #seedance2.5

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This is the raw, 15-second, oner that was not easy to get. Very meticulously prompted to make sure every beat held the tension I wanted for the end of 'Don't Let It In'

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I finally got to create a weird dance sequence in a 1980s mall food court.

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SF hill bombing in Seedance.

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The Heist 3. Set in Miami's Little Havana in the 1980s, this epic adventure was fun to create, as was the soundtrack coming out soon. Looking back at the original The Heist film, which I did in December 2024 when Veo2 came out, the quality of The Heist 3 (one year and three months later) is mind-b

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Something in the Soil. I got early beta access to Seedance 2.0 from ByteDance's @dreamina_ai on Saturday morning. What started as a simple motion and consistency test turned into a full-on, campy creature-feature short inspired by the 1950s B-movies I’ve always loved. I basically spent all Saturday

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What Remains. A new short I made using Kling 3.0. 15-second videos and directable, consistent characters are really a game-changer. Every nuance of the performances were prompted. It's really mind-blowing how far generative video has come in such a short period of time.

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