Yo, it's wild, bro. I'm literally directing entire music videos using nothing but my laptop while chilling in my living room with my dogs.

Yo, it's wild, bro. I'm literally directing entire music videos using nothing but my laptop while chilling in my living room with my dogs. Step 1, clone yourself. We're going to use a tool called Higgsfield Soul to make a digital version of ourselves to drop into any scene. Step 2, build the vibe. We're going to get a Pinterest moodboard together of different colors, lighting, film references, anything that's visually aesthetic. This is where the world really starts forming. Step 3, prompts. We're going to go into chat and start writing prompts like a director. Scene, emotion, lens, lighting. Cheatsheet here is to tell chat to write you a prompt specifically for Higgsfield. All you have to do is describe the scene and the vibe you want. Step 4, we start generating the scene reference images in Higgsfield. And honestly, there's a bunch of small details that you can tweak in order to get results that hit like mine. I broke down the whole workflow walking you through it step-by-step, all the sauce completely for free. Just comment the word "doc" down below and I'm a send you a link. Step 5, once you get a reference image that hits, we're going to feed it back into chat and ask for a Veo 3 prompt. Basically how the camera should move and what your character does inside the scene. Step 6, here's where we generate the video. We're going to go to Veo 3 and click frames to video. Add your reference image and the last prompt you just made in chat. Then rinse and repeat this entire process until you have enough clips for a sequence. Step 7, we're going to bring it into Premiere or whatever editing software you use. You're going to want to edit the scenes to the music. Here's where you take AI video and actually make it cinematic. We're going to add grain, halation, and film breath using Dehancer.