Step by step
- Script before visuals. Visuals generated without a script tend to drive the video instead of supporting it. Lock the hook and the payoff first.
- Break the script into beats. Mark each line where the picture should change. Short-form beats are usually one line each.
- Prompt the hook frame first. The opening visual has to show the promise without context. Spend the most generations on it.
- Keep a consistent look. Reuse the same style and character references across beats so the video reads as one piece.
- Scan the finished edit. Check the assembled video for hook strength and drop-off risk before posting. A strong visual can still sit on a slow line.
How Flurra does this
Flurra writes the short-form script in your voice and scans the finished video before you post. Separately, you can connect your own Higgsfield account to Flurra to generate images while writing a LinkedIn post, using your Higgsfield credits.
Common questions
- Does Flurra generate Higgsfield video?
- No. Flurra's Higgsfield connection creates images while you write a LinkedIn post, using your own Higgsfield credits. You generate video in Higgsfield and use Flurra for the script and the pre-post scan.