AI is replacing filmmakers. Now what?

This video explores the current challenges facing the film industry, highlighting the economic downturn affecting major studios, including those behind iconic films like The Dark Knight, Harry Potter, and The Lord of the Rings, as well as Disney's Marvel Studios. It explores the impact of the decline in DVD sales, exacerbated by the rise of streaming services like Netflix, on studio revenues. This video discusses the recent Hollywood writer's strike, fueled by concerns over AI replacing creative roles. It further examines the potential of AI in filmmaking, citing OpenAI's Sora as an example, and discusses how AI could lead to new storytelling forms such as interactive movies and virtual reality films. The video also touches on the broader implications of AI in democratizing filmmaking, enabling more people to create and share their stories globally.

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jesus fucking christ i really hope the will smith thing doesn't happen because if ai replaces the whole workflow of making films it would be a nightmare. i also don't see democratizing movies as a good thing, since everyone will be able to make one it will enable plenty of people will no talent to overshadow the market.