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Two of St. Louis’ premier film festivals have taken a stand on the use of AI in movies.
Beloved filmmaker Danny Boyle is suddenly playing with fire while promoting his new film, Ink, after confirming his movie about the launch of The Sun newspaper uses AI. How egregious are we talking? Let’s find out.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. – The latest production from the “molecular movie” imaging technology developed at Oregon State University is a new, inexpensive way of dealing with a common environmental pollutant.
Released in Nigerian cinemas in 2025, it is now touring with screenings at international festivals and universities. Makemation promotional poster
Danny Boyle has confirmed the use of AI in new movie Ink about the launch of The Sun newspaper.
“Writing might change, but women-centric films don’t get backing…” Rasika Dugal on AI in filmmaking
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 5 (ANI): At a time when artificial intelligence is increasingly finding its way into filmmaking, actor Rasika Dugal explained that even if AI assists with the creative process, the biggest hurdle comes with getting it backed by producers and then releasing it in theatres. Speaking to ANI, Rasika Dugal noted that…
As AI-generated cinema gains momentum across the Middle East, filmmakers and production companies are moving beyond experimentation to deploy artificial intelligence across film production, including virtual locations and secondary characters, script breakdowns and hybrid live-action productions.
Gyllenhaal also raised concerns about AI’s environmental cost and warned filmmakers could face financial pressure
When IBC 2026 begins on September 11 in Amsterdam, U.S.-based ENCO will introduce latest innovations for its Qimera Virtual Production system, demonstrating how advanced virtual production technology can help crews create more compelling content while making more efficient use of people, studio space and technical re