Higgsfield: Generate AI video from image references

Demo summary
The demonstration shows how to upload character, location, and vehicle assets into the video section of Higgsfield, configure camera movement and speed ramps, and generate a 15-second cinematic clip with audio.
Step-by-step
- Navigate to the video section inside Cinema Studio
- Upload reference images for characters, locations, and vehicles into the references space
- Enter a video prompt including desired dialogue and sound effects
- Select a genre from the settings to define energy and pacing
- Choose a camera movement preset or select Auto
- Adjust the speed ramp setting to control movement emotion
- Select the resolution, aspect ratio, and duration
- Click Generate
Options
- Choose between Action, Drama, or Comedy genres
- Select camera movements such as slow pushes, dollies, or 360 rolls
- Set speed ramp to Auto, Slow (for tension), or Fast (for urgency)
Tips
- Copy and paste reference images instead of writing complex prompts to describe the scene
- Include dialogue and sound effects directly in the video prompt
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