01/05/2026
‼️ATTENTION CREATIVES: After some testing with .ai and seeing a video from (who has some great videos on the topic and many others), here are my thoughts on how you could use Higgsfield AI as a creative 👇
First of all, I don’t like the idea of using generative AI to solely create your content; however, it can be used to aid your workflow in many ways. From pre-production to final planning, Higgsfield certainly has the abilty to help you work smarter and faster. See below! 👇
🧠 Visual Thinking
Use AI like a sketchbook to explore camera moves, framing, pacing, and mood in minutes instead of on set -> this means fewer reshoots and clearer shot lists.
🎬 Storyboards
Use it to build moving storyboards and rough concepts for your productions and to help explain your vision -> Clients see motion intent, not “AI art.”
📱Client Communication & Pitches
Test concept videos, photos, and look books before shooting -> perfect when budgets, locations, talent, etc. aren’t locked in. AI helps clients say: “Yes, I like X” Or “Let’s change that Y.”
📸 Camera Movement & Edit Planning
Pre-test speed of moves, cut timing, transitions, angles. -> AI clips become edit placeholders, so the pacing is ready before the camera starts recording.
💡Lighting & Mood References
Quickly generate lighting ideas and color palettes as reference. Not to copy, but to get a visual to save time on-site.
AI doesn’t replace your style, camera, or editing. Think of it as a storyboard assistant, or instant creative intern. It’s a tool to help you arrive prepared, save time on set and save on reshoots 👉 The result: more creativity, less guesswork, and better real-world production.
❓Have you used Higgsfield AI or any other AI tools to help your workflow?
*This video was created using photos shot this summer of a GT2RS with the Sony A7IV. Edited in Davinci Resolve with sound effects from Motion Array.
