Text to movement is highly desirable. There is a long way to go before tools like this are used in AAA games, and blockbuster films, but as much money as is ti

Text to movement is highly desirable. There is a long way to go before tools like this are used in AAA games, and blockbuster films, but as much money as is tied up in those areas, even more is tied up in advertising and lower tier content production pipelines. Look at tools like Adobe Animate and Character Animator, these tools are absolutely capable of doing interpolation between frames while giving the person operating the tools a fine degree of control. When you can use text to movement to quickly create tens or hundreds of sample scenes quickly, then manually iterate on and edit them, instead of hand drawing and compositing, the value proposition is pretty crazy for time and budget constrained production where tradeoffs on quality and fidelity are acceptable.