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China’s AI short-drama players are pursuing three different paths overseas: viral distribution on TikTok, AI content added to paid drama apps, and standalone AI drama platforms. StoryReel quickly reached No. 4 in the U.S. App Store entertainment rankings, while Playlet and MoboDrama emphasize higher-quality or hybrid monetization strategies.
Character.ai has introduced (c.ai) series, a new offering of original, studio-produced vertical microdramas. These shows feature original characters designed specifically for mobile consumption.
Peacock introduces native vertical video for NBA games, letting users watch without rotating phones. An algorithm tracks players and zooms on action. It launches this spring, possibly using viztrick AiDi facial recognition tech.
The media landscape is shifting as major social and content platforms converge toward a vertical video-first format. This transition marks a departure from the specialized identities previously held by platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter.
Apple CEO Tim Cook visited a China film set where a vertical wuxia kung fu short was shot using iPhone 17 Pro Max. He viewed demos of 8x optical zoom, ProRes RAW, Cinematic mode, and 4K 120fps Dolby Vision. Film release details are pending.