I Let Astra Run Blender + Higgsfield — 5 Cinematic Scenes Built
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Hi, I'm Adele . [music] Today we're building five scenes like these without building the 3D setups by hand . [music] I'll give Astra the direction, review the blocking it creates, and use Kick sell to generate the finished videos . We'll work in Blender and try a browser-based workflow in 3D due to [music] and no, you don't need any complex software skills to do any of this . I'll show you the requests, the changes I made, and the [music] results . Let's dive right in. First up, the infin ite loop . Have you ever caught yourself watching a video twice because a seamless edit totally [music] tricked your brain ? That's exactly what we're building today . First though, check out the final video . Pretty smooth, right ? It looks super high-end, but honestly, it's way easier to pull off than you think . [music] Let me show you how it comes together . This is blocking, a rough 3D version of the scene using simple shapes to plan the camera and action . For the shot, I want to check how the ending connects [music] to the beginning before I generate the finished video . So, I'm asking Astra to build that setup in Blender . Now, let's get set up. First . First, go to Kick sell, open plugins, choose Blender, [music] and download the plugin . Then, open Blender, drag the plugin in, and log into your [music] account . The Kick sell toolbar will appear in your viewport . We'll use this connection later to generate the final video . Next, open the chat, click plugins on the left, and find [music] Keeksfield . Then, enter @keeksfield/useblender to connect Astra, Blender, [music] and Keeksfield . And that's it. We're re . We're ready to go . So, I give Astra the story [music] and ask for an editable camera path with a bit of handheld drift . Let's hit run and see what happens . First, it breaks down the loop logic and plans out the blocking . Check this out. [music . [music] It's actually using computer vision skills to check the viewport live inside Blender . And look at the right side here