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It could be useful for film production where you could replace the stuntman's face with the real actor's one.
by amq 7y ago
It could be useful for film production where you could replace the stuntman's face with the real actor's one.
- guerrilla 7y agoAnd replace the low paid actor's face with a high paid actor's face...
- novaRom 7y agoSavings! You also can produce movies then in low-payment countries.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y agoThis has been routine in films since at least Jurassic Park (1993).
- bsenftner 7y agoDoing exactly this, replacing stunt doubles, is what I wrote and acquired a global patent back in '08. I tried to create a personalized advertising agency: put people into the advertisements themselves, driving the new car, wearing the new fashions, taking the luxury vacation. Problem was, I started my effort in '04, had a working pipeline by '08 - but none believed it was possible. Even when I'd demonstrate right in front of them, investors thought it was a trick. I eventually went bankrupt and quit. Today, we have deepfakes, where we could have had personalized adverting a decade ago.
- larryjustin 7y agoThat is neat and all but do we want that?
- bsenftner 7y agoFor the fashion industry, it becomes a fantasy visualization platform - see yourself in all manners of clothing, hair and makeup.