How AI is taking over Hollywood

From the start of our fascination with moving pictures, the goal has always been to make movies resemble real life as much as possible. Have we finally reached that point: with AI?
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[@kristiangalloway6019]

Super professional format and a pleasure to watch, you're gonna go far kid

[@Una_Web_Studios]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@nexypl]

I'm simply not going to buy tickets to a movie that isn't made by human beings

[@MrMakavelli007]

It's absolutely not the end of film. Maybe the end of Hollywood if ai can make really good movies. That seems like a good thing to me.

[@NoWay1969]

Imagine interactive movie watching. Imagine movies becoming something that you create on the fly. "Give me a sci-fi movie that takes place on the moon, and is inspired by the plot of First Blood." When it gave you something you didn't like, you could just tell it to redo it. "I don't like the way the virtual actor in the lead looks, make him taller." A movie being generated in real-time by AI would also lend itself to being watched in VR. If you turned your head, it would just generate images for whatever would have been traditionally out of frame. Do you even need books and movies when you have AI as a collaborative partner to create stories that are customized to you? It's a whole paradigm shift.

[@Una_Web_Studios]

I didn’t even touch on how this could combine with VR! Even with all the worries, the engineering behind all this new tech is amazing

[@NoWay1969]

​@@Una_Web_Studios Consider something else. Just a little over a hundred years ago no one could have conceptualized a movie. We go to a theater or turn on our televisions and take it completely for granted, but it's a completely new thing that didn't exist a century and a half ago. What will be the next evolution?

[@redmoondesignbeth9119]

Then at the same time Scientists are theorizing that our 3D Reality is actually a Cosmic Video Game. I'm 72 and have watched "reality" change. This next phase of humanity is going to be a trip.

[@LoadedGunsMusic]

Great video! Though I do notice the sound pans mainly to the left speaker, and sounds slightly lower quality with a buzz every so often... could be the way the mic is hooked up or an post production editing issue. Either way, I enjoyed your video. You earned my sub! Keep it up.

[@Una_Web_Studios]

Thanks for noticing that! I’ll definitely be on the lookout for those audio issues for the next video!

[@ShrubbaDub]

Love the video!

[@justenjoy-rr7ho]

I don't care as long as the movies and stories are good. Most people have always been delulu anyway.

[@shaumsterman777]

Great video.

[@Una_Web_Studios]

Thanks!

[@pikiwiki]

People don't want explosions so much any more. It's gotten boring. They want good storytelling. Now that, is really hard

[@Una_Web_Studios]

I definitely agree. Most people I've talked to, and myself included, are exhausted from big blockbusters. But from Hollywood's eyes, there's still A LOT of profit to be made by making big, bright action films targeted at younger audiences. Maybe the positive of AI movies is that people will completely lose interest in movies that don't have the good storytelling that only humans can create

[@pikiwiki]

@@Una_Web_Studios Maybe not AI but I can already tell when a screenwriter is ticking the boxes he/she finds on social media to use in the screenwriting story. Red One has Krampus/Slapping contest found on media platforms. Same with Red Notice. Heck they both have "red" in their titles. Character development in an age where you can live and die in a manufactured world creates a challenge of meaning, leaving many stories more as diversions than an effective understanding of contemporary problems

[@justenjoy-rr7ho]

@@pikiwiki I watch movies to be entertained, as a diversion, not to be preached too. I understand contemporary problems by entering the real world through my front door.

[@pikiwiki]

​@@justenjoy-rr7ho for me, the deep themes of life and entertainment connect where real storytelling exists if you're smart enough to understand where that is- instead of hitting people over the head with a personal/social agenda which seems to pass for storytelling. A lot of screenwriters today seem to feel living a cyber life passes for an actual one and championing a cause passes for meaningful content. At least that's the way it seems to me- Critical Drinker has a lot to say on this subject

[@Xandercorp]

Actually the wizard of Oz wasnt the first movie with color. :)

[@Xandercorp]

Stop trusting chatgpt *badum tsss*

[@Una_Web_Studios]

Yup! Most agree it was a short film called a visit to the seaside. But wizard of oz popularized the colored film technology we use today.

[@Xandercorp]

@@Una_Web_Studios So that's where CMYK comes from but its not what we use today, I don't think. I just found out about Natalie Kalmus

[@redmoondesignbeth9119]

I'm in Santa Fe and tomorrow night is the regular outdoor screening of summer movies....and it's the Wizard.

[@FolkerHQ]

2:42 it can't be 1000,- $ per minute of a movie. Maybe per second or per frame. If it would be per minute, a movie would cost about 90k $ if it is about 90 min. long.

[@Una_Web_Studios]

I believe that’s the average rate for CGI with some production companies charging a lot more and some a lot less

[@FolkerHQ]

@@Una_Web_Studios a min. film, 2D animation or 3D rendered, or even doing it without CGI only with a video camera, if we are not talking about webcam and youtube, is hard to get for such low amount of money. Even sitcoms, where the light does not changing and the location is mostly one stage will cost more. What was the source?

[@eddid.1835]

Lol, yesssss Arnold 2:21