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AI Could Make Filmmaking Costlier Than the 35mm Era, Korean Pioneers Warn at Taiwan Creative Content Fest
Studio Meta-K’s Kim Kwang-jib and MBC C&I’s Lee Sang-wook unpacked costs, hybrid shoots and new crew roles as Lee’s AI feature ‘Raphael’ heads to Korean cinemas.
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Studio Meta‑K’s Kim Kwang‑jib and MBC C&I’s Lee Sang‑wook explained how AI is reshaping production costs, hybrid shoots and creating new crew roles as Lee’s AI‑driven feature “Raphael” prepares for release in Korean cinemas. While AI is already reducing expenses for commercials, they warned that escalating token fees and incremental revisions could push feature‑film budgets above those of the 35 mm era. Their remarks were delivered at the Taiwan Creative Content Fest in Taipei.
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