In case you missed it, the world of filmmaking changed in an instant. A sloppy AI video of Will Smith eating a bowl of spaghetti revolutionized an entire industry, and now there’s no turning back. Or, at least, it feels that way.Whether you love the prospects of generative AI or have deserved reservations about the ethics and sustainability of its key models and players, you can’t argue that AI video isn’t taking over. And, if you want to explore this polarizing new form, “all-in-one” AI platforms like Higgsfield are proving to be some of the most popular options for those looking to dive into AI filmmaking for the first time.What is Higgsfield’s “All-in-One” PlatformLaunched as a brand-new GenAI video platform designed specifically for creative professionals like music video directors, commercial filmmakers, and other social content creators, Higgsfield is a generative AI video platform that aims to give creators the ability to generate shots using advanced techniques like crash zooms, dolly moves, overheads, or even boltcam-style angles. Higgsfield is an “all-in-one” AI platform that allows interested (or trepidatious) creators the ability to use different AI models like Sora, Kling, Nano Banana, Veo, Flux, and more, all from one platform and without the need for multiple subscriptions. The model is similar to how Adobe Firefly’s video editor works, as well as other models we’ve seen from Artlist and Vimeo—pivots from more familiar companies that have been more (and less) successful for them.A (Reluctant) Beginner’s Guide to Higgsfield’s AI PlatformIf you’re curious to...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Yesterday