Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Try Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana 2 Light on Higgsfield: higgsfield.ai/s/gemini-omni-teacherstech-MQObGR
Google just dropped two brand new AI models inside Higgsfield, and together they let you make a short cinematic film from start to finish. In this video, I will walk you through the exact workflow I used to create a 30-second short called "The Keeper," from designing a character to animating it and editing shots just by describing the changes.
We are working with two new Google models that are built to hand off to each other: Nano Banana 2 Light for generating still images in about four seconds, and Gemini Omni Flash for turning those stills into moving, cinematic video. I will show you how to design a consistent character, animate a stormy lighthouse scene, use start and end frames for real camera control, swap characters by reference, add text right inside your shots, and stitch everything together into a finished film. Everything happens on one platform, and you can follow along with the same steps to build your own AI short film. If you have ever wanted to make AI video that actually looks cinematic instead of rubbery and floaty, this one is for you.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:27 The Plan: Building "The Keeper" Short Film
1:56 Designing Your Character in Nano Banana 2 Light
3:08 Keeping Your Character Consistent
4:15 Switching to Gemini Omni Flash for Video
5:08 Animating the Storm Shot
5:59 Using Start and End Frames for Camera Control
7:22 Editing a Scene in Plain Language
8:00 Swapping a Character by Reference
9:04 Adding Text Inside Your Shots
10:11 Stitching Clips Together with Frames
11:43 Putting It All Together in an Editor
12:15 Full Workflow Recap
Try Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana 2 Light on Higgsfield: higgsfield.ai/s/gemini-omni-teacherstech-MQObGR
Google just dropped two brand new AI models inside Higgsfield, and together they let you make a short cinematic film from start to finish. In this video, I will walk you through the exact workflow I used to create a 30-second short called "The Keeper," from designing a character to animating it and editing shots just by describing the changes.
We are working with two new Google models that are built to hand off to each other: Nano Banana 2 Light for generating still images in about four seconds, and Gemini Omni Flash for turning those stills into moving, cinematic video. I will show you how to design a consistent character, animate a stormy lighthouse scene, use start and end frames for real camera control, swap characters by reference, add text right inside your shots, and stitch everything together into a finished film. Everything happens on one platform, and you can follow along with the same steps to build your own AI short film. If you have ever wanted to make AI video that actually looks cinematic instead of rubbery and floaty, this one is for you.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:27 The Plan: Building "The Keeper" Short Film
1:56 Designing Your Character in Nano Banana 2 Light
3:08 Keeping Your Character Consistent
4:15 Switching to Gemini Omni Flash for Video
5:08 Animating the Storm Shot
5:59 Using Start and End Frames for Camera Control
7:22 Editing a Scene in Plain Language
8:00 Swapping a Character by Reference
9:04 Adding Text Inside Your Shots
10:11 Stitching Clips Together with Frames
11:43 Putting It All Together in an Editor
12:15 Full Workflow Recap
