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We will see the first feature length AI generated movie this year. If you think I’m crazy then consider that even way back at the dawn of cinema the average sho
by throwuwu 3y ago
We will see the first feature length AI generated movie this year. If you think I’m crazy then consider that even way back at the dawn of cinema the average shot length was 12 seconds and today it is only 2.5 seconds.
There are a few important techniques to be refined such as keeping consistent subjects between generations but I could see many inconsistencies being made up for by applying existing methods such as separating the layers based on depth allowing more static images to be used or creating simple 3D models with textures where more depth is needed. With enough effort and skill someone could probably do it with existing technologies.
- __loam 3y agoIt will probably be utter dogshit like every other piece of media people are pumping out with this crap.
- throwuwu 3y ago90 percent of everything is crap but I’ve seen plenty of creative people make compelling films with digital tools. This technology puts that capability within each of people who aren’t also 3D modellers or graphic artists so we’re bound to get more output, good and bad. Same deal with when film cameras became cheap and widely available or digital cameras or iPhones.
- seydor 3y agowhy would we make a "movie" instead of one storyline where viewers can customize the costumes at will?
- felipeerias 3y agoIt’s easy to imagine a film maker creating multiple draft versions of a movie to polish the script and the cinematography, similar to how now they use storyboards.