Keywords
AIEM;
Human-AI Collaboration
Anti-theatrical narrative
posthumanism;
How to Cite
Accepted 2025-01-01
Published 2025-02-16
Abstract
As the wave of AI sweeps across the world, the film and television industry has undergone a sea change. This is both an opportunity and a challenge for the movie industry. Under the impact of AI technology, the future of the movie industry urgently needs to find a way to break the circle. In this paper, we sort out the production patterns of traditional film industries in China and South Korea, and analyze the basic concepts, technical principles, application scenarios, and future trends of AIGC in terms of theory, practice, and methodology. On this basis, it reflects on the advantages and limitations of AIGC in the field of film production, and summarizes the reconstruction path of AIGC technology on the film industry chain of pre-planning, mid-shooting, and post-production, with a view to generating positive inspiration for the construction of the creation path of films and academic research in the era of digital intelligence.
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