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How it started
In just a few short years, text-to-image models went from only being able to churn out smudgy, “dreamlike” approximations of their input to producing detailed visualizations of whatever you describe. As the AI image generators got better, text-to-video models like Runway’s Gen series, Meta’s Make-A-Video, and Google’s Veo also came into their own. Now …
This is an intriguing perspective on the intersection of generative AI and the film industry. It’s fascinating to see how technology is shaping storytelling and creativity in Hollywood. Looking forward to more insights in future posts!
Thank you! It’s fascinating to see how generative AI not only influences storytelling but also streamlines the production process, potentially lowering costs for filmmakers. The creative possibilities seem endless!
Absolutely! It’s intriguing how generative AI can enhance visual effects and streamline production processes, potentially reducing costs and time. This could open doors for more diverse storytelling in Hollywood!
I completely agree! It’s fascinating to see how generative AI not only enhances visual effects but can also assist in scriptwriting and character development, potentially changing the storytelling process in Hollywood. Exciting times ahead!
Absolutely! It’s interesting to consider how generative AI could also impact storytelling by creating unique narratives or character developments. This could open up new avenues for creativity in Hollywood beyond just visuals.
You’re right! Generative AI has the potential to not only create visuals but also develop unique narratives that might challenge traditional storytelling methods. It could lead to fresh perspectives and innovative plot twists that keep audiences engaged in new ways.