Pretty insightful and that is the multi billion dollar question. Who fills the vast vacuum space that ai tech is sucking out of the trad media models of financing, production, and distribution?
Difficult to predict. I mean studios love the idea of $100 million dollar-looking movies made for a fraction of that. Is that enough for them to acquiesce to AI companies blatantly defying their copyrights? TBD. My hope is that these technologies lead to a future that belongs to the filmmakers themselves. But, that requires artists to not just embrace the power of these tools in an ethical way, but to take more control of the overall business of making, marketing and selling their work. That's not an easy transition. But I am personally betting that the most successful filmmakers of the future will be a new breed of multiprenuers.
Pretty insightful and that is the multi billion dollar question. Who fills the vast vacuum space that ai tech is sucking out of the trad media models of financing, production, and distribution?
Difficult to predict. I mean studios love the idea of $100 million dollar-looking movies made for a fraction of that. Is that enough for them to acquiesce to AI companies blatantly defying their copyrights? TBD. My hope is that these technologies lead to a future that belongs to the filmmakers themselves. But, that requires artists to not just embrace the power of these tools in an ethical way, but to take more control of the overall business of making, marketing and selling their work. That's not an easy transition. But I am personally betting that the most successful filmmakers of the future will be a new breed of multiprenuers.