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Hollywood Replaced by AI?

AI Films Just Destroyed Hollywood

AI films have the potential to disrupt the Hollywood industry by significantly reducing the cost of filmmaking and allowing anyone with access to AI tools to create and showcase their films, potentially leading to new filmmakers breaking into the industry.

AI films are rapidly improving and could potentially replace Hollywood, which is a multi-billion dollar industry with significant global influence.
Hollywood's power and control over the film industry is due to the immense amount of money required to create successful studios, making it vulnerable to the threat of AI.
The problem in Hollywood is that making films requires a lot of money, and only a few mega corporations have the financial stamina to survive multiple failures until they hit it big with a blockbuster.
AI models like Runway ML and mid-journey are being used in AI filmmaking to generate films at a fraction of the cost of traditional filmmaking.
Lower cost of filmmaking allows anyone with a desktop computer and $20 to make films, breaking the monopoly of mega corporations.
AI video generation has limitations in creating complex shapes like faces or hands and maintaining consistent figures or backgrounds.
In a few years, AI will be able to create films with just text and images, potentially changing the future of Hollywood, but it is unlikely to completely die out.
Anyone with access to AI film-making tools should be able to make and showcase their films, potentially leading to new filmmakers breaking into the industry, but there is also a concern that AI could replace everyone in Hollywood.

Key insights

🎥 The rise of AI-generated films could potentially disrupt and threaten the traditional Hollywood model, leading to the end of an era in the film industry.
🎥 The high failure rate of films, with 80% of them flopping, highlights the potential for AI to revolutionize the industry by improving the success rate and reducing financial risks.
🎥 Blumhouse Productions tackles this issue by focusing on creating low-cost films with the potential to become successful blockbusters.
🎥 AI-generated films have the potential to challenge the profitability of traditional Hollywood productions, as they offer a cost-cutting strategy that can be taken even further.
🎥 AI films are challenging the traditional model of pouring millions of dollars into every single film, potentially disrupting the dominance of the six Mega corporations in Hollywood.
🌌 Keeping consistent figures or backgrounds in AI-generated videos is still a challenge, highlighting the ongoing difficulties in achieving seamless visual continuity.
💥 AI-generated films have the potential to revolutionize the future of Hollywood, challenging traditional methods of storytelling and filmmaking.
🎥 The democratization of AI film tools could empower new filmmakers to break into the industry and achieve great success.

@rhomus

11 days ago (edited)

What do you think? Is Hollywood doomed...or is this going to be the beginning of the next era of filmmaking?

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@michaelgallegos4177

11 days ago

You missed one major factor: a judge has ruled that AI creations do NOT have the protection of a copywrite. Studios won't distribute something that can be legally stolen by anyone.

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@icedriver2207

2 days ago

I'm waiting for the day when a movie is made with AI that is so real looking people will think its live action.

@Makoto03

2 days ago

I personally have no issue with A.I. films. Especially if they can be more creative and appealing than hollywood films.

@meremortal979

11 days ago

Great analysis. Short, sweet and informative :)

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@michalbartosz4878

11 days ago

Very solid research and insight, well done.

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the only real things thats going to happen is for novices they will be able to practice there craft at lower cost and for professionals they now have the new have a new field of animated storyboarding

@Imhotep397

7 days ago

AI remixes content it has no legal rights to and can’t be copyrighted. People are pinning so much on AI and it’s more than possible that it will eventually retroactively restricted to access only public domain art to remix making most of what’s being made now illegal to distribute for profit.

@stevearchdekin3474

11 days ago

i don't like the idea of cloning an actor's likeness and using it forever, however, i am all for using A.I. to replace the garbage dump of writing Hollywood has come up with over in recent times.

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