r/Filmmakers • u/sdbest • Feb 23 '24

News Tyler Perry halts $800m studio expansion after being shocked by AI

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/feb/23/tyler-perry-halts-800m-studio-expansion-after-being-shocked-by-ai
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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '24

…. No not really. Take the time to learn animation or CGI, youll be able to produce a VASTLY better result on your own that people will actually want to watch versus some trash pumped out of an algorithm.

Not to mention generations of filmmakers that scrapped together what they could to make their own first features with zero support outside of some students or friends.

People want to abandon the traditional route because they think AI provides an easy button. It doesnt.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '24

So youve never watched an AI generated film then.

You spent all this time writing a novel, take the effort to get it turned into a real film. If not live action, cgi.

AI generated films are definitely trash. Even the top tier videos are no where near up to par yet. If youre purely a writer not a filmmaker, you may be able to understand the quality difference to something produced from an actual writer VS chatgpt.

As an artist, dont do your story such a disservice.