Short Film

IT'S NOT PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT TO CREATE A 10-SECOND PICTURE WITH AI. THE REAL DIFFICULTY IS: HOW TO KEEP PEOPLE, DRAWINGS, DRAMAS AND EMOTIONS CONSISTENT WHEN A STORY TAKES DOZENS OF LENSES, MULTIPLE SCENES AND MULTIPLE CREATIONS; HOW TO MODIFY THEM AT THE SMALLEST COST WHEN A DRAW CARD FAILS AND SOLVES ONLY THE PART OF THE PROBLEM, RATHER THAN PUTTING THE WHOLE VIDEO BACK. THIS TIME, WE TRIED TO TURN A MINISTERIAL SCRIPT INTO..

On February 12th, film director Jassanko was able to make an exhilaration byte last night. It is worth mentioning that, according to 1AI last July, Jassanko spoke at the Young Onion Film Show Masters about the reasons why AI could not completely replace traditional film-making techniques, saying that AI had great potential for the future, but that it could not replace traditional film-making was the pleasure of making its own game. Jassanko thinks that every art attracts people to do it, that there's a sense of play, that the process of working is a physical need..

Recently, OpenAI invited some artists to try out its AI video creation tool Sora. By using Sora, the artists created a series of stunning experimental short films, showing the power and novelty of artificial intelligence. Unlike OpenAI's familiar chatbot ChatGPT and image generation platform DALL-E, Sora is not yet open to the public. On Monday, OpenAI published an article titled "Sora: First Impressions" on its blog, showing the visual...