Image GenerationUse in Higgsfield · Nano Banana Pro
Take a portrait. Attach it as the first reference. Pull a clean 2K image at 9:16.
PROMPT (no inspo image):
"Make him wear the Michael Jackson-inspired varsity outfit: red varsity jacket with yellow leather sleeves and striped cuffs, large collegiate M patch, fitted white tank top underneath, slim black jeans with buckle strap details, black belt, silver dog tag necklace, black aviator sunglasses, black boots, retro pop star streetwear aesthetic, confident edgy vibe."
PROMPT (with inspo image):
"Make him wear this Michael Jackson outfit and make him wear these sunglasses."
02Drop Them on Set
Camera & Perspective · Use in Higgsfield · Nano Banana Pro
Attach the Step 1 character image. Same model, same 9:16 ratio.
PROMPT (default set):
"Minimalist luxury studio showroom, seamless white cyclorama backdrop and floor, massive rectangular overhead softbox light, dark industrial ceiling with exposed beams and pipes, cinematic high-contrast lighting, glossy clean floor reflections, modern automotive photoshoot setup, spacious empty studio atmosphere, sleek premium aesthetic."
OPTIONAL — add backup dancers:
"Place 2 backup dancers beside my avatar."
03Teach Them to Dance
Video Generation · Use in Kling 2.6
Switch Higgsfield to Generate Video. Pick Kling 2.6 · Motion Control. Attach the Step 2 image as the character. Attach a 4-8s dance clip as the motion reference. The motion clip IS the prompt — Motion Control reads movement from the reference video, not text. Set quality to 1080. Pull two takes.
04Pull Two Takes
Generation Pass · Pick The Best Take
Higgsfield and Kling are stochastic — same prompt, different result every generation. Pull 2-3 takes at each step and pick the one where the lighting and pose feel right. Cheaper than re-prompting blindly. Cinematic studio lighting, smooth confident movement, subtle camera push-in, retro pop star energy.
Pro Tips
Make it hit.
01
Run the prompts in order
Each prompt builds on the last. Generate the main floating-subject image first (01), then the alternate-angle (02), then animate both with video prompts (03 and 04). Skipping ahead breaks the visual continuity.
02
Use a clean portrait as your reference
Face visible, looking at the camera, even lighting. A standing phone selfie against a simple background gives Nano Banana Pro the cleanest face reference. The clearer the source, the more recognizable the final character stays across all three steps.
03
Pick a short, clear motion clip
Kling Motion Control reads movement from the reference video. Short clips (4-8 seconds) with one clear subject and decent lighting read way cleaner than long crowded ones. The cleaner the motion source, the cleaner the final dance.