the fanboys at reddit/ChatGPT

u/lilcokebrat 45m ago

Mhm, I've been saying for years that we're not far away from Hollywood and all movie/TV production being completely dead, and people seem to shrug it off as if I'm talkin' conspiracy theories.

In a short amount of time, whether that's a few years, or 20 years, any individual is going to have enough creative power in their hands to be able to create anything they want.

There will be SO much content on the market, with an unrivaled level of creativity and risk taking, with all the best stuff filtering to the top. Big ones could be sold and distributed to cinemas, etc etc.

Maybe big studies will find a way to adapt and survive through all this, but I can't envision how.

written by an ai Muppet!

I was about to post this as well. The reason being that I think it's important to see the best of what is possible with these tools.

Film/video is one of the most compelling mediums we have, and it is extremely interesting to see the bar being lowered for its production. This project wasn't just magically created by "AI," just enabled by it.

Link to list of tools used: https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1lvtwj3/i_used_ai_...

A use case I just realized will likely become popular is to “clean room design” a copy of a tv show episode or movie.

1. Turn each shot from the source material into a prompt

2. Edit the shot prompts, reorder the sequence of shots, to suite your narrative

3. Generate “new” tv show/movie

This largely solves the problem that you still need to understand storytelling, cinematography, and editing to make something compelling.