Higgsfield Cinema Studio adds 6 pro bodies, 4K – AI shoots feel blockable

Higgsfield flipped Cinema Studio live in the browser, and it’s a quiet reset for AI video people who think in shots, not vibes. Instead of slot-machine prompts, you pick from 6 named camera bodies, 11 lenses, and 15+ director-style moves, then render straight to 4K. The result: frames that look like they came off an ARRI or RED with a real dolly, not a generic zoom filter stapled on after the fact.

Early testers are treating it like “real filmmaking” for short-form. One workflow turns a single still—a woman with a gun in the woods—into an ARRI Alexa 35 action beat with a dolly-out and timed explosion, all from inside the same tab. Another starts with a text prompt, generates a grid of stills that already feel like a shot list, then pushes them into motion while keeping angles, lensing, and character performance consistent. Building a TikTok or Reels narrative in under two minutes stops sounding like marketing copy and starts looking plausible.

Zooming out, Cinema Studio lines up neatly with what we’ve seen from Kling 2.6 and Luma’s Ray3 Modify: the center of gravity is shifting from “describe a cool clip” to “direct this camera,” and that’s a much more native language for working filmmakers.