Higgsfield: Animate consistent scenes with Cadenze 2.0

Demo summary
The workflow shows feeding a keyframe, a previous video clip, and a Claude-generated prompt into Cadenze 2.0 to maintain narrative and visual consistency across different animation styles.
Step-by-step
- Upload the keyframe and the prompt from the previous animation into Claude
- Describe the new scene in Claude to generate a follow-up prompt
- Input the generated prompt into Cadenze
- Upload the keyframe as a style reference
- Upload the previous video clip to maintain narrative continuity
Tips
- Provide Claude with the previous prompt so it knows exactly what happened in the prior scene
- Include specific details like the teleport effect and character actions in the scene description to ensure style carries through
Highlights
“That's how you keep a story consistent across scenes.”
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