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Greta Garbo in Anna Christie from 1930. Her likeness was created using AI imaging technology, including Google’s Nano Banana Pro. Photograph: MGM/Sportsphoto/AllstarGreta Garbo in Anna Christie from 1930. Her likeness was created using AI imaging technology, including Google’s Nano Banana Pro. Photograph: MGM/Sportsphoto/Allstar

The company, which develops next-generation AI tools designed to support filmmakers and VFX artists, will keep a presence in Soho, but said the move to Garden Studios allows it to now work alongside the facility’s stage and virtual production clients, as well as its growing hub for AI-driven creative businesses.

Rajkumar Hirani did not set out to make an AI film simply because the technology was new. When he came on board to create Bajaj’s 100-year corporate film, the idea had already been developed around the company’s historical connection with Mahatma Gandhi. His task was to turn that idea into almost 10-minute film that could…

Subtitle: 2026 survey data and my own experience releasing an AI-made series point to the same fault line, and it isn’t the one most creators are bracing for.

Since bursting onto the international stage in 1996 with Trainspotting, English filmmaker Danny Boyle has delivered exciting cinema that’s thrilled audiences and critics alike, shifted the zombie horror subgenre (28 Days Later), and earned Academy Awards (Slumdog Millionaire). Last year, he had this critic positively gaga over his re-imagining of his fast-zombie franchise, 28 Years…

AI is making movie scenes dramatically cheaper to produce. In China, a film student says a wedding scene that would typically cost about 60,000 yuan, roughly $9,000, to shoot using conventional methods can now be created with generative AI for about 1,400 yuan, roughly $200, a fraction of the original cost.