Five cinematic shots from one image Create five professional cinematic shots from one image without unnecessary generations. A complete step-by-step workflow. STEP 1 — An avatar in Higgsfield Go to Higgsfield → Character. Upload at least 20 clear photos of your face: one person, an unobstructed face and different angles. Save the character and give it a name. STEP 2 — A reference from Pinterest Choose an image from Pinterest with visual effects or a strong mood — it will set the overall atmosphere of the video. STEP 3 — Higgsfield Soul 2.0 Select the “Soul 2.0” model in Higgsfield → Image. STEP 4 — Reference + avatar → image Upload the Pinterest image to Soul 2.0 and add your avatar from Character. Select the 9:16 format and click GENERATE. The resulting image will be the start frame for every shot. STEP 5 — Kling 3.0 Multi-Shot Open Kling 3.0 → Create Video. Upload the Soul 2.0 image to Start Frame. Enable Multi-Shot → Custom and enter a separate prompt in each panel. Result: five visually consistent cinematic shots from one image — approximately 30 seconds of video. Find the complete workflow, five shot prompts and a global negative prompt in the PDF below.

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Shot 01 prompt — Establishing

REFERENCE Use the first image as the start frame. Keep environment: desk, chair, CRT computer exactly the same. CHARACTER @character (face, hair, hands) CAMERA starts wide. Slowly moves forward (dolly in). Character sits calmly. DETAILS Grass slightly moving in the wind. Calm atmosphere. CAMERA Smooth forward movement. Fully stabilized. No shake.

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Shot 02 prompt — Side Working

REFERENCE Same environment continues. CHARACTER @character ACTION Side angle shot. Character working on computer. Minimal movement. CAMERA Static. EMOTION Focused. Calm.

Shot 03 prompt — Typing Hands

REFERENCE Keyboard must match first image computer style. CHARACTER @character (hands) ACTION Hands typing on keyboard. Natural finger movement. CAMERA Static. Close-up.

Shot 04 prompt — Mouse Action

REFERENCE Mouse must match first image setup. CHARACTER @character (hand) ACTION Hand moves mouse slightly to the left. Then performs a click. CAMERA Static. Close-up.

Shot 05 prompt — Eyes Close-Up

CHARACTER @character ACTION Extreme close-up of eyes. Character looking forward. EMOTION Serious. Focused. Analytical. CAMERA Static. Shallow depth of field.

Global negative prompt (all shots)

no camera shake no glitches no modern computer no environment change no lighting change no extra objects no face distortion no identity change