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“Powered by WordPress.com VIP AI Can AI Make a Sci-Fi Series for $38,000?”
“Now, generative tools are all over the production pipeline, and they were long in the pipeline before the worst people on Earth decided to burn the planet even faster with data centers.”
“But director Darin Stewart and producer Simone Ferretti stressed that these generative models democratize filmmaking, giving any creator access to shoot things that would be impossible outside a Christopher Nolan epic.”
“The kind of AI videos fully done through generative models like Seedance and Kling, done without the individual or collaborative effort of humans actually creating a story from end to end, is without artistic merit and an insult to life itself.”
“Text generation is functionally free at this point, and the cost of image generation (to then be fed into video generation prompts, of course) is cents on the dollar.”
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“Artlist’s ‘The Arc’ Puts It to the Test Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn't stop to think about whether they should.”
“Artlist has pivoted completely into AI, offering a suite of tools with tiered subscription plans for generating videos, images, and text.”
““The Arc” proves it’s possible for a team paid less than that to do it.”
“It’s reflected in the visuals of the series, which are as unimaginative as the AI actor renders are dead and inexpressive even before they’re shot through with Tokugawa-era arrows.”
“Whether a civilian could simply sign up for the right plan or work with Artlist on a custom business solution and generate something like “The Arc” is the business proposition of hosting a series like it.”
“Working on a prosumer plan on a platform like Artlist is indeed a way to make an un-greenlightable series.”
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““The Arc” team was given $38,000 in AI credits to create the series — less money, it must be said, than Audible tends to spend on original audio series, let alone the budgets of television shows — spending about $7,600 in credits per episode.”
“No one gave them the money to do something like this through traditional filmmaking because they weren’t established in the film industry, of course.”
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