<h1 id="cinematron-by-bizarro-3pndk7qng"><strong><em><span style="color:#4c6ef5">Cinematron By Bizarro</span></em></strong></h1><h2 id="trigger-word:-cinematron-tblo0qtnt"><strong><em><span style="color:#7950f2">Trigger Word: cinematron</span></em></strong></h2><h2 id="trained-on-hd-generations:-1920x1080-d26g6wb1g"><strong><em><span style="color:#fa5252">Trained on HD generations: 1920x1080</span></em></strong></h2><h1 id="(will-give-buzz-to-all-the-bros-and-sis-that-share-clips-done-with-my-lora)-7ce17kdqp"><span style="color:#4c6ef5">(Will give buzz to all the bros and sis that share clips done with my lora)</span></h1><h3 id="format:-works-in-portrait-mode-too-but-shines-best-in-widescreen.-3rttflhsd"><strong>Format</strong>: Works in portrait mode too, but shines best in widescreen.</h3><p>I’m glad to present you with Cinematron, a Hunyuan LoRA that lets you create cinematic shots right out of the box, no predefined style needed. You can use it at strength 1 for a more classical style or dial it down to 0.5–0.7 to just improve composition.</p><p></p><p>Built from a carefully selected set of 80 images, distilled from thousands of Flux AI generations, Cinematron turns Hunyuan into a powerhouse for crafting stunning, movie-like scenes.</p><p>Unlike the standard Hunyuan without a LoRA, Cinematron is a specialized upgrade, optimized for versatility, cinematic composition, and lighting, making it a great tool for video creators, animators, and storytellers.</p><h2 id="-9u9xje97v"></h2><h2 id="experimental-features-(plan-to-improve-in-future-versions)-ow3cmphrp"><span style="color:#fa5252">Experimental Features (Plan to Improve in Future Versions)</span></h2><p></p><p>I trained some cinematic camera angles, but with very few pics (they probably need individual training for better results). Still, some work way better than standard Hunyuan angles. (I think strength 1 is best for camera angles, but I’m still testing.) Here’s what’s included:</p><p></p><ul><li><p>Extreme Close-up</p></li><li><p>Ultra Wide Angle</p></li><li><p>Over-the-Shoulder</p></li><li><p>High Angle</p></li><li><p>Low Angle</p></li><li><p>Dutch Angle (Tilted)</p></li><li><p>Ground Floor Perspective</p></li><li><p>aerial perspective</p><p></p></li></ul><p>I’ll add example clips with prompts soon, so you guys can try replicating the camera angles—no promises they’ll always work perfectly, though! To other trainers out there: we really need camera angles that work well. Start with the prompts I provide and tweak them based on your clips and needs.</p><hr /><h3 id="-qwhfx4wis"></h3>

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