The Cure

A short horror-action sequence created for the Higgsfield competition. Instead of building a traditional trailer made of loosely connected shots, I focused on crafting one continuous, cohesive action sequence. My goal was to push consistency as far as possible within a single flowing scene. The two main challenges were: – maintaining spatial and character continuity throughout the entire sequence – testing how well AI handles dynamic lighting during fast movement and high-contrast conditions Rather than relying on rapid cuts, I wanted the tension to build organically — through pacing, camera movement, and carefully controlled lighting shifts. The project blends horror, action, and a subtle emotional core within a zombie-apocalypse setting. The music was composed in Suno and became the backbone of the structure, with the visuals built around its rhythm and cinematic progression. Created entirely in Higgsfield (Cinema Studio). Additional tools: Nano Banana, Kling 3.0, Gemini, ChatGPT, Notebooklm Sound and music: Suno 🎧 There are still areas I may refine — especially toward the ending — but overall I’m very satisfied with the lighting consistency and the sustained tension across the sequence. I’d love to hear your thoughts — does the tension hold from start to finish? There is a deeper original storyline behind this project. I wish I could explore it further, but fitting everything into such a short format was a challenge.