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c ne fr m
“T e Ma dalorian.”
case AI-generated or pre-rendered
backgrounds in real time. Eliminating
the need for green screens, this ap-
mm ll movements and lighting, significantly
boosting the authenticity of their per-
formances and interactions.
3. Cool Visual Effects
o s a s n
e gy ma e- realism of performances but also sim-
tailed, lifelike visuals like explosions,
plifies the dubbing process for foreign-
storm scenes, and natural disasters.
language releases.
AI accomplishes this by analyzing
Additionally, suppose a director
or wishes to alter an actor’s facial expres-
videos, learning how different materi-
sions in post-production. In that case,
po s Fa eDi -
e re example, how buildings might crumble
e
rector re. This oftw e
rector re. This software es h ho analyzes
es r m i n
a st the best expressions and emotional in-
v realistically mimic these reactions
within their environments. These simu-
lations involve reproducing the physi-
tensities from each. This capability is
OP he is
inv ve desired emotional impact without addi-
cal properties of materials, explosions,
tional filming. This technology was ef-
e, OP uld W COPY
manual effort and expertise. Addition-
in complex CGI scenes.
es costly and hazardous effects, filmmak-
th penses of executing actual stunts
and explosions.
5. Efficient Editing
In post-production, AI significantly
ime Tools like Adobe Sensei use machine
learning to automate tedious editing
4. AI-Assisted Acting
tasks, such as object removal and
Ever wonder how older actors can
scene stabilization. AI can also auto-
n matically color-adjust the film so that
driven software can de-age actors,
hues and saturation are visually con-
d c v sistent throughout.
te G c e di ous scenes like fast car chases or big
explosions. These computer-gener-
-
at rep pearance, movements, and expres-
ole
in a m complex scenes safely without risking
the Furthermore, actors no longer need
e g o h r their
ro roles. A company called Flawless uses
ny ments with dubbed voice-overs, mak-
ar speaking another language fluently.
Ethical Considerations
The recent actors’ strike highlighted
ns in issues of consent and compensation
for digital likenesses. The strike suc-
cessfully led to new agreements that
ensure actors are appropriately com-
pensated when their likenesses are
digitally reproduced or manipulated.
s r Th acknowledging performers’ rights in
i e for respon in creative industries.
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