Choose the CGI-Style Look for Your Story
Use Flova’s AI CGI generator to develop a visual language around the subject and story. A tabletop product reveal can emphasize material and scale; a miniature landscape can make an imagined world feel tangible. Define the intended look through reference images, surfaces, lighting, and camera direction. Those choices give each generated scene a clear purpose and connect individual shots to the finished sequence.
Give Materials and Scale a Clear Visual Role
Choose how the subject relates to its surroundings before adding decorative detail. A small object on a broad plinth creates a different impression from the same object filling the frame. Describe contact with the surface, the direction of light, and the texture that should draw attention. Use those relationships to create a coherent CGI-style setting and make the intended product or story detail easy to see.
Use Lighting and Framing to Reveal the Subject
Give each view a distinct job: establish the setting, reveal a surface, show an important detail, or deliver the final image. Reference the same subject and lighting direction across the sequence so the shots share a recognizable visual identity. A restrained camera move can reveal material and shape, while a wider composition gives an imagined installation room to feel part of its setting.
Connect Individual Shots into a Visual Sequence
Build the sequence around a progression rather than a collection of unrelated effects. Begin with the feature that raises interest, move closer to the detail that explains it, and finish on the image you want viewers to remember. Keep selected references and generated versions together in Flova, then arrange the chosen shots in an Edit. This gives the CGI video generator a consistent creative direction from opening to ending.