PixVerse creator spends 10K credits on Pixlight2026 short
A creator self-funded about $100 and 10K credits for a PixVerse contest short, mostly Wan 3.0, switching to Seedance 2.5 after hitting content filters.
My submission for #Pixlight2026: THE FACE THAT REMAINS. This project was a personal experiment, and honestly, quite a journey with @PixVerse #PixVerse I funded it myself and spent around 10K credits (roughly $100) generating footage, mostly with Wan 3.0. Near the end, I ran into Wan content filters, so I had to switch to Seedance 2.5 to finish it. The final film is roughly 90% Wan 3.0 and 10% Seedance 2.5. I learned a lot along the way, especially during editing and VFX. Funny enough, there were moments when I genuinely felt a little nauseous watching my own footage lol. It wasn’t a perfect process, but that’s part of what made it special. I’m just glad I got to bring this idea to life and share it. Hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed (and suffered through) making it