Fable 5 does crazy things on Supercomputer. A Higgsfield creator built an app that blocks 3D scenes, records a real cinema camera move, and renders the video through Seedance 2.0. A 15-second clay pass carries the exact trajectory, timing, and framing a prompt keeps losing.

Here is the community app:

ummm, this is actually insane need to make more content like this for PulseChain Blockchain drama series xD

You know what's crazier than things Fable 5 can do on Supercomputer? Credits cost

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Did this with opus months ago in an afternoon. Lols Enjoy. It’s free.

this is so flipping crazy but i think price would be over 1k for this

Blocking real camera moves instead of relying on prompts to describe them is such a smart workaround. Prompts alone just can't carry that level of precision

@Ludedwolf

"carries the exact trajectory, timing and framing a prompt keeps losing" - that line is the whole future of this space. describing motion in words is lossy. carrying it explicitly (a clay pass, a reference video) is how AI video gets direction instead of vibes

Lol are we going back to 3d production

Amazing Fable 5 + Seedance 2.0: cinema camera moves, zero guesswork

You are very late . You can do this for free since one year with blender and @ComfyUIWiki

And burn 2000 credits

incredible

That workflow is wild

The consistent camera work comes from baking real 3D blocking and cinema moves into the pipeline instead of hoping the model invents framing on every generation. Most video agents still treat camera as an afterthought in the prompt

Interesting @higgsfield @higgsfield_ai

Blocking the scene in 3D first instead of relying on prompts alone keeps the camera work consistent

Amazing 🤩

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The beat model I ever use @higgsfield_ai

best powerfull tool i like it very much

love this

Good tool @higg

The tool is very great @higgsfield

Awesome @higgsfield_ai

video edting

This opens up so many new possibilities.

Let’s gooo

I've tried a dozen times, and have yet to successfully render a clip with this mini-app, promising as it appears.

Amazing

omega team’s prometheus looking at this like

The camera control looks like a huge step forward.