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AI Productions Require Traditional Skills To Be Cinematic, Say Filmmakers On Kling AI Panel: “You Need Experts To Prevent Everything Looking The Same”
Filmmakers speaking on an ACFM & Kling AI panel said AI production requires traditionally trained crew members to prevent everything looking the same.
Summary
Is the world ready for a giant worm going to work on the subway? Korean director Kim Sung-soo thinks so and is making a film on this very subject, Worm Train , inspired by Franz Kafka’s short story Metamorphosis . Kim, whose credits include major Korean blockbusters such as Asura: The City Of Madnes s and 12.12: The Day, talked about how he’s using Kling AI tools to make the short film on a panel at Busan ’s Asian Contents & Film Market ( ACFM ) today.
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