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
- Go to the video section and select Single Shot
- Upload your reference image as the starting frame
- Add your character and location details
- Select an emotion setting for the character
- Choose a genre to set the energy and pacing
- Select a camera movement from the pre-built options
- Describe the action in plain English in the motion prompt
- 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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