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Are AI video tools solving the wrong part of the filmmaking process?
I've been spending a lot of time experimenting with AI filmmaking tools lately, and I've noticed something that feels a bit odd. Most AI video tools seem to be built around generating clips: Text β Video Image β Video Start Frame β End Frame But when I think about how films are actually made, the process usually starts with: Screenplay β Characters β Locations β Storyboard β Shots β Film It feels like there's a gap between how filmmakers think about projects and how AI video to...
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