AI Inspiration WorldAbout the film
Low Orbit is a surreal sci-fi short by YouTube creator Frankly Lying, posted in September 2026 and running about six and a half minutes. It's an entry in the Higgsfield Global Film Festival 2026. The synopsis is only a few lines: every night the same train, but tonight the moon is closer than it should be, and the description tells viewers everything is fine and not to slow down. The festival rules require all AI video and image generation to happen inside Higgsfield's Cinema Studio, so the film's images come from that one platform.
Who it's for:viewers who like eerie, open-ended surreal sci-fi.
Before you watch: free on YouTube, about six and a half minutes, and the platform may show ads. The description is in English; YouTube lists no subtitle tracks, and we haven't listened to the audio. The description doesn't name specific models; the AI evidence comes from the festival rules. We haven't checked whether it was shortlisted or won anything. No reuse rights are granted.
Based on the film's YouTube description and the Higgsfield festival rules. Watch the film itself for the full picture.
How AI was used
It's an entry in the Higgsfield Global Film Festival 2026, whose rules require AI video and image generation to happen inside a Higgsfield Cinema Studio submission project. The creator doesn't name the specific models.
Sources checked; not a review or endorsement of the film.