Lunatechs Event · June 12, 2026
A full room for AI video screenings and demos.
I co-organized this Lunatechs night at The Hive Causeway Bay with Berkeley Club Hong Kong and OpenClaw Asia.
Over 120 people showed up for six speakers, five screened AI videos, and a first look at Seedance 2.0.
I handled room AV and recording setup. The event itself was about the videos, the process behind them, and the questions people asked after seeing the work.
The format
Six speakers, one big screen, actual files on laptops.
The lineup covered festival shorts, startup ads, a rom-com trailer, visual-consistency work, and a Seedance 2.0 demo.
The best parts were the rough parts: failed prompts, continuity problems, character drift, and how much cleanup still happens after generation.
What was shown
The talks covered different ways people are using AI video.
Festival shorts
Short films built for screening, with enough rough edges to show the production choices behind them.
Ads + trailer
Startup ads and a rom-com trailer gave the room familiar formats to judge.
Consistency
Several talks came back to character drift, scene continuity, and cleanup after generation.
Seedance 2.0
The demo gave people a new model to compare against the clips shown earlier in the night.
The room
People cared about the parts that still break.
The questions kept coming back to the same practical issues: cost, consistency, tool choice, prompts, cleanup, and how much control a creator still needs.
That made the night better than a normal demo reel. People wanted to know what happened before the final export.
After the talks
Pizza turned into the second half of the event.
The official recap calls it the pizza fund feast. Accurate. It also kept people in the room after the talks ended.
People stayed by the counter, compared tools, asked follow-up questions, and kept passing slices around.
Closing note
People were still there after cleanup started.
That part really shined for me. Nobody seemed to notice the event had ended. People kept talking until we had to leave, then a group of us went to McDonald’s and kept it going for nearly three more hours. Great night.
