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Promise is a new AI-focused film studio near Sony Pictures’ Culver City lot. It uses rapidly advancing AI models to create backgrounds, special effects and synthetic performers, offering filmmakers a way to work outside traditional studio systems.
Netflix will pay up to $600 million for InterPositive, Ben Affleck's AI moviemaking company, per sources. Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw explains the deal and tech on Bloomberg Tech.
Overseas creators unbiasedly test Seedance 2.0, praising features that outperform Sora while criticizing painful shortcomings. The review underscores model evolution as pivotal for AI filmmaking viability.
360科技集團與《知識就是力量》雜誌社共同發布「知力·納米」科普科幻 AI 大片創作平台。該平台聚焦以 AI 輔助科普與科幻內容創作，並同步舉行 AI 創作交流活動。
Higgsfield released the complete production assets and prompts for Hell Grind, a 95-minute film generated without cameras, actors, or physical sets. The project used more than 115,000 assets, a 15-person team, approximately $500,000 in compute and production costs, and 14 days to generate the footage.
Film students are using generative AI to bypass traditional entry-level career paths, create ambitious short films, and reach festivals or commercial clients while still in school. The same tools reduce production barriers but also shorten the lifespan of creative work and intensify pressure to continuously learn new systems.
Puck’s Matthew Belloni argues that AI has already become part of everyday filmmaking in Hollywood. The central conflict is shifting from whether the industry will use AI to who will control its future development.
The 75-minute film 'Dreams of Violets' is a fully AI-generated dramatization of Iranian protest events. Created by Fountain 0, the project demonstrates the feasibility of low-budget, high-impact AI filmmaking.
AI video dramas like West Journey hit 1B plays but only 1.15 ROI, favoring low-cost 'mudflow' teams over elite productions. Success via 211 mode (10 people, 10k compute, 20 days) and tools like OpenClaw. Industry restructures to system architects and IP focus amid vanishing content premiums.
Stephen Chow's latest film, 'Kung Fu Women's Soccer', has polarized audiences due to its heavy reliance on AI-generated effects and recycled tropes. The film highlights the tension between traditional comedic styles and modern audience expectations in the age of short-form content.