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Higgsfield: Animate a single shot with camera controls

Demo summary

The video demonstrates converting a still image into a video by setting character emotions, camera movements (cinematic push), and speed ramps in Cinema Studio.

Step-by-step

  1. Go to the video section and select Single Shot
  2. Upload your reference image as the starting frame
  3. Add your character and location details
  4. Select an emotion setting for the character
  5. Choose a genre to set the energy and pacing
  6. Select a camera movement from the pre-built options
  7. Describe the action in plain English in the motion prompt
  8. Set the speed ramp and click generate

Options

  • Choose from emotions like hope, anger, or fear
  • Select camera movements including slow pushes, dollies, or a 360 roll
  • Set speed ramp to auto, slow for tension, or fast for urgency

Tips

  • Set your pre-built options like emotion and genre before writing the motion prompt
  • Use the slow speed ramp setting to build tension in a scene

Highlights

The overall scene's body language already carries the emotion we set before we even wrote a single word.

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