A Producer’s Eye View of Artificial Intelligence Moviemaking

Our analysis on the cast of the Crown before the release of new season on Netflix got a great interest by public and the press. The Next Web platform wrote about the analysis as the following:

“More human than human is our motto” proudly exclaims Dr. Tyrell, the genius responsible for the creation of replicant AI human beings in Ridley Scott’s 1982 classic movie Blade Runner.

Artificial intelligence is a friendly lady,” says producer Carlo d’Ursi at the online masterclass organized by Creative Europe Desk Hamburg

We have got an impressive coverage of our James Bond analysis on the press with more than a few hundred articles in many countries from Europe

The UK’s Pinball Films, France’s Cinema Defacto and Belgium’s Versus Productions are among 20 European independent production companies selected to trial artificial intelligence technology developed by Swiss company Largo to support development, financing and distribution.

It’s official, the first ever AI-assisted casting process has put the most hotly debated future Bond contenders under the microscope to reveal which of the actors are predicted to generate the highest grossing Box Office revenues.

It is an interesting irony that one of the most influential industries in shaping our perception and expectations of new technologies, the movie business, now fears the very technology that could save it.

Article about Largo.ai and AI in film industry by the journalist Tim Dams – “Largo.ai reveals patterns and analysis that can help creative people both reduce the risks and increase the impact of their content!”

Our workshop took place as a part of the official program of Marche du Film Online. With a great interest, the tickets were sold out, we had the participation of 200 producers and distributors around the world: