/tv/ - Are we ready for the cost-optimized era of Hollywo - Television & Film

Anonymous

10/28/25(Tue)14:40:59 No.215549444

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Anonymous 10/28/25(Tue)14:40:59 No.215549444 Archived

Are we ready for the cost-optimized era of Hollywood assisted by cutting edge Artificial Intelligence by Silicon Valley geniuses?

Anonymous
10/28/25(Tue)15:07:49 No.215549964

Anonymous 10/28/25(Tue)15:07:49 No.215549964

>>215549444
>he can do it cheaper
it's called hallmark "movies"
lol

Anonymous
10/28/25(Tue)15:54:31 No.215550862

Anonymous 10/28/25(Tue)15:54:31 No.215550862

I really can't wait for our inevitable dekulakization of Silicon Valley

Anonymous
10/28/25(Tue)15:56:23 No.215550903

Anonymous 10/28/25(Tue)15:56:23 No.215550903

>>215549444
AI AI AI Jeets Commies 3rd world is the new USA

Anonymous
10/28/25(Tue)15:57:33 No.215550923

Anonymous 10/28/25(Tue)15:57:33 No.215550923

>He served as president of Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production from 2010 to 2024
Wow what a successful executive!

Anonymous
10/28/25(Tue)16:10:52 No.215551195

Anonymous 10/28/25(Tue)16:10:52 No.215551195

>>215549444
The real reason modern Hollywood budgets are ballooning out of control is a retardedly inefficient production process that often starts filming before the script and the scope of the movie is even finalized, resulting in tons of wasted filming time, reshoot after reshoot, lots of post production work, etc. Well that and various flavors of embezzlement, made easier by the convoluted production process. That is why most foreign films (or the Hallmark stuff mentioned above) need much less of budget to make stuff. AI is not going to fix those sorts of problems.