Seedance
My go-to for cinematic clips. Seedance 2.5 gets you 4K for less than most alternatives — the full test is in the videos below.
The Projection Room
Tool Breakdown · Picture
Higgsfield is the picture half of my AI stack. It puts the major AI video models in one place, plus tools built for creators. This is how I use it to turn a finished track into a music video.
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What it does
My go-to for cinematic clips. Seedance 2.5 gets you 4K for less than most alternatives — the full test is in the videos below.
Reality manipulation on footage you already have: transfer motion from one clip to another, or replace an object in the shot.
Train a character on a face once, then reuse it so the same person shows up across every shot of a music video.
Ad and promo formats like UGC and product spots, for when a release needs a campaign and not just a video.
My workflow
The song decides the cuts, not the other way round. Lock the mix first.
Intro, verse, hook, drop: one visual idea per section.
A reference frame plus a Soul ID character, so every shot belongs to the same video.
Short clips per section, several takes each. Keep the best, bin the rest.
Patch shots with Genjutsu, then edit to the grid in Resolve or Premiere.
Honest take
Many models, one place. Test the same shot across models without juggling five subscriptions.
Consistency tools. Soul ID and reference frames keep a character on model from shot to shot.
Fixing, not just generating. Genjutsu rescues a nearly-right shot instead of re-rolling it.
Credits go fast when you iterate. Plan the shot list before you generate.
Long-form continuity. A full music video is still an edit. Expect to cut, not just prompt.
Watch the tests
Every major AI video model plus creator tools like Genjutsu and Soul ID, all in one place.