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On Lost Garden, my solo AI anime project, I needed one shot: a knight turning toward a doorway while the camera arced slowly around him. I wrote “camera slowly orbits the character, cinematic, dynamic movement” and generated. Then I generated again. By the twentieth version the knight still wasn’t turning, and the camera had tried…

There is a loud, hysterical narrative out there that artificial intelligence is here to replace the screenwriter. Every doom-and-gloom headline wants you to believe a computer will magically spit out slop that studio execs will embrace over a human masterpiece with the push of a button, leaving creative minds out in the cold.

Five film projects with partners across eleven countries have been selected for the 10th edition of Script Pool, part of Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event and its Discovery Campus education programme. The anniversary selection highlights international collaboration, bringing together creative teams from Europe, Canada and Iran.