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Why I Switched to This 3-Day Animation Workflow

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Author: Higgsfield AI · Watch on YouTube

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Original language: English

Original video: Why I Switched to This 3-Day Animation Workflow · Channel: Higgsfield AI · 00:00 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: Task and workflow automation, AI content generation, AI models

The team completed work on 18 scenes in three days. They set out to explore how 3D previs and AI could work together on an action scene. They generated initial designs from prompts, edited them by hand, and then worked out the movement in Blender. Amina introduces the first episode of Pixel Animation.

  • The sequence involved 18 scenes completed in three days.
  • The team tested combining 3D previs and AI for an action scene.
  • Initial designs were generated from prompts.
  • The designs were edited by hand to save time.
  • The team worked out the movement in Blender.
  • Amina welcomes viewers to the first episode of Pixel Animation.
Start Chapter Summary
00:00 The three-day sequence The team describes completing 18 scenes in three days.
00:00 Testing 3D previs and AI The project explores combining 3D previs and AI in an action scene.
00:00 Designs, movement, and introduction The team generates and hand-edits designs, works out movement in Blender, and Amina introduces the episode.

we worked on 18 scenes in just 3 days. — 00:00

We wanted to test how 3D previous and AI could work together in an action scene. — 00:00

Then, we worked out the movement in Blender. — 00:00

I’m Amina, and welcome to the first episode of Pixel Animation. — 00:00

3D previs, AI, Blender, Amina, Pixel Animation

00:00 For this sequence, [music] we worked on 18 scenes in just 3 days. We wanted to test how 3D previous and AI could work together in an action scene. We generate some initial designs from prompts, then edit them by hand to save some time. Then, we worked out the movement in Blender. >> [music] >> I’m Amina, and welcome to the first episode of Pixel Animation.