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Marketing Studio Try-Ons

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CAMERA: COMPLETELY STATIC throughout the entire video. Fixed position, fixed angle, zero movement. Only subjects and objects move within the frame. Location part 1: Urban pedestrian overpass bridge. Glass-panel ceiling above letting in diffused grey daylight. Metal railings on both sides, concrete floor, city street with traffic visible far below. Overcast natural lighting. Location part 2: Dark underground parking garage. Single harsh overhead lamp, tight pool of light on concrete floor, deep shadows, concrete pillars in background. 0–3s: FULL BODY SHOT — static camera, low angle pointing upward. Female model stands centered on the overpass in her own clothes, relaxed stance. She raises the HIGGS sunglasses pinched between two fingers, cocks her wrist back, then THROWS the glasses forward toward the camera with a sharp snap. The sunglasses fly directly at the static lens in full 3D — tumbling and spinning in slow motion, growing larger frame by frame until they nearly fill the screen. Glasses stay fully intact. Neon yellow frame catches daylight. Model stands still in the blurred background. CAMERA DOES NOT MOVE. 4–7s: The glasses reach maximum size, SLOW DOWN, STOP mid-air, then REVERSE on their own — flying back toward the model spinning. As they travel back the model shifts her pose dynamically — she leans her head slightly forward to meet the glasses, lifts her chin, squares her shoulders with attitude. The glasses arc back and land perfectly onto her face. CAMERA STATIC. 8–10s: THE MOMENT the glasses touch her face — LIQUID SCAN TRANSITION: a wave of liquid mercury ripples outward from her face across the entire frame, like a 3D scan pulse sweeping through space. The overpass environment MELTS and DISSOLVES in 3D depth — the bridge, railings, ceiling peel away in layers like liquid geometry dissolving into the scan wave. The dark parking garage MATERIALIZES through the liquid scan, environment rebuilding itself in 3D layers from background to foreground as the wave passes. Simultaneously the full HIGGS outfit liquifies onto her body: white jersey t-shirt, neon yellow puffer jacket, black track pants with neon green stripe, grey sneakers with neon yellow laces — all five items flow onto her in one fluid wave synced with the environmental scan. The model strikes a new powerful pose as the outfit locks in — weight shifted to one leg, one hand at side, chin up. CAMERA STATIC. 11–15s: MEDIUM CLOSE-UP — static camera at chest-to-head height. She stands fully dressed in all HIGGS items in the parking garage. Hard overhead lamp light, sharp shadows. She adjusts sunglasses with one finger, holds the pose, stares directly into camera with cold confident expression. No glow, no outlines on body. Cinematic grade — deep blacks, punchy contrast, neon yellow only as real material color on clothing. 9:16 vertical.
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# HIGGS — 5 CLIPS LOCATION: Indoor room. Large white-framed floor-to-ceiling glass door centered in background. Dark night outside. Grey linen curtains floor-length on both sides. Warm hardwood parquet floor. Cool blue backlight from behind the door, soft frontal key light on face. Cold blue-teal cinematic color grade. CAMERA: STATIC, FULL BODY SHOT, eye level. Same angle all 5 clips, never moves. IMPORTANT: Female model has NO bag, NO backpack, NO purse on her at any point in any clip. Hands are empty unless specified. --- ## CLIP 1 — 4s Female model stands centered in her own clothes. No bag, no backpack. She reaches off-frame, grabs the white HIGGS jersey t-shirt, pulls it over her head and on — adjusts it, smooths it down. Looks into camera. No effects. 9:16 vertical. --- ## CLIP 2 — 4s — JACKET Female model stands centered, already wearing the white HIGGS t-shirt. No bag, no backpack. She reaches off-frame, grabs the HIGGS puffer jacket, shrugs it on — one arm then the other — adjusts collar with both hands. Looks into camera. No effects. 9:16 vertical. --- ## CLIP 3 — 4s — PANTS + SNEAKERS Female model stands centered, already wearing HIGGS t-shirt and jacket. No bag, no backpack. Already wearing HIGGS track pants with neon green side stripe and grey HIGGS sneakers — changed off-screen. She runs one hand down the side stripe, lifts one foot and stomps on the parquet once. Looks into camera. No effects. 9:16 vertical. --- ## CLIP 4 — 3s — SUNGLASSES Female model stands centered, fully dressed in HIGGS outfit. No bag, no backpack. She holds the HIGGS sunglasses between two fingers, slides them onto her face in one smooth motion. Looks into camera — cold confident expression. No effects. 9:16 vertical. --- ## CLIP 5 — 3s — FINAL Female model from stands centered, complete HIGGS outfit, sunglasses on. No bag, no backpack. Arms relaxed at sides. She squares her shoulders, looks directly into camera. Says: "That's it." Holds the pose cold and still. 9:16 vertical.
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Marketing Studio Try-Ons

Higgsfield Academy

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Higgsfield Marketing Studio interface with a product and avatar loaded, the UGC preset selected, and a grid of formats — Hyper Motion, Unboxing, UGC, TV Spot — to generate across

With the brand, products, and website in place, it's time to generate inside Higgsfield Marketing Studio. The presets here aren't random — they map to the ad formats actually running in 2026: social content, professional commercials, and everything in between. Point the tool at a product URL and it pulls the product details straight from the page, so nothing has to be typed in by hand.

Zero-prompt UGC

The fastest path is the plainest one. A UGC video that normally runs $200-500 to produce comes out here for a few dollars. A product gets uploaded (pasted straight from the brand's site instead of built manually), and for the model, a custom avatar is uploaded and named — Lulu, borrowed from an earlier Kickstarter series called How To Grind. With product and avatar set, no prompt is typed at all — just hit Generate.

The result comes back wearing the entire Higgs collection: jacket, pants, t-shirt, sunglasses, and shoes, with the logo staying consistent across every item. The model scraped every piece straight off the website and put it all on the avatar correctly, without a single word of guidance.

Writing better prompts with a Claude skill

For more control than a bare preset gives, a custom Claude skill — trained specifically to write Marketing Studio prompts — turns a product and avatar image into a detailed, ready-to-use prompt. That prompt is what drives the two examples below.

Pro Virtual Try-On: the transformation ad

The written prompt describes a two-location transformation: the model starts on an overpass in her own clothes, throws a pair of sunglasses at the camera, and as they land back on her face a liquid-scan wave sweeps through the frame — the overpass dissolving into a dark parking garage while the full outfit materializes onto her body in the same motion.

Fed into the Pro Virtual Try-On preset, the output nails the transition: the glasses land clean, the logo holds up through the scene change, and it comes out in about two minutes of generation time — work that would otherwise mean cutting the transition by hand.

UGC Try-On: the casual version

The same Claude skill also handles looser, UGC-style asks — here, just "a viral UGC video with my avatar and this product." Pasted into the UGC Try-On preset with Lulu and the product selected, it generates a clip built from five short beats: she puts on the t-shirt, then the jacket, then the pants and sneakers, then the sunglasses, and finishes facing the camera in the complete outfit.

Every logo and item stays consistent through the sequence, and a second person visible in the background reflection adds the kind of incidental realism that makes the clip read as genuinely candid rather than staged.

A second Pro Virtual Try-On, single product

Before switching avatars, one more Pro Virtual Try-On is generated with Lulu — this time built around a single item, the sunglasses, rather than the full outfit. The glasses come through clean, the logo holds, and the clip closes on a packed shot with the model in a black coat, built-in music included, ending in a final frame that's ready to post or run as a paid ad with no further editing.

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