Higgsfield: Configure video generation settings and character emotions

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Demo summary

The narrator walks through the director panel in Higgsfield, dropping in character and location assets, and using the 'smile icon' to set specific character emotions like 'vigilance' for the scene.

Step-by-step

Open the reference media panel on the left side
Click on elements and add character, location, and prop assets one by one
Click the smile icon next to each character to select an emotion
Adjust the intensity slider for the chosen emotion
Select the genre in the director panel
Set the duration and aspect ratio
Toggle the audio setting to on

Options

Set emotions to happy, angry, vigilance, or others
Leave camera movement and speed ramp on auto
Adjust emotion intensity for natural or dramatic performances
Choose specific aspect ratios like 16 by 9

Tips

Add assets to the reference media panel so the AI knows exactly which characters and locations to use
Leave camera movement and speed ramp on auto as Cinema Studio usually does a great job choosing these
Keep audio turned on so the AI generates dialogue and background sound directly inside the clip

Highlights

“there's one really useful feature I want to show you... you can actually control the emotion of each character”

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