Devin Gordon

in AI worriedness and how worried you should be.

in AI worriedness and how worried you should be.

You know, one of the things that I kept hearing on the makeup front, with AI, is a director going to have to have a makeup department do a character's makeup every single day? Or can the makeup department do it once, right, at the start of the production? That becomes a file that gets saved and mapped onto the character's face every

You know, one of the things that I kept hearing on the makeup front, with AI, is a director going to have to have a makeup department do a character's makeup every single day? Or can the makeup department do it once, right, at the start of the production? That becomes a file that gets saved and mapped onto the character's face every

You know, one of the things that I kept hearing on the makeup front, with AI, is a director going to have to have a makeup department do a character's makeup every single day? Or can the makeup department do it once, right, at the start of the production? That becomes a file that gets saved and mapped onto the character's face every

later, and now instead of having a makeup artist for the entire run of the set, you've only got the makeup artist for one day. You go from makeup artists being paid by the day to some sort of almost license or copyright for how many days that makeup work gets used. The entire economics of the industry has to change. Does it mean that we're not going to need makeup artists? Of course not.

later, and now instead of having a makeup artist for the entire run of the set, you've only got the makeup artist for one day. You go from makeup artists being paid by the day to some sort of almost license or copyright for how many days that makeup work gets used. The entire economics of the industry has to change. Does it mean that we're not going to need makeup artists? Of course not.

later, and now instead of having a makeup artist for the entire run of the set, you've only got the makeup artist for one day. You go from makeup artists being paid by the day to some sort of almost license or copyright for how many days that makeup work gets used. The entire economics of the industry has to change. Does it mean that we're not going to need makeup artists? Of course not.

We're still very much going to need makeup artists. They're going to need them as much as ever. But how they work and how they get compensated is going to radically transform. And you can go through every department in the filmmaking process and... Each of them would have different ways in which AI will disrupt how they work.

We're still very much going to need makeup artists. They're going to need them as much as ever. But how they work and how they get compensated is going to radically transform. And you can go through every department in the filmmaking process and... Each of them would have different ways in which AI will disrupt how they work.

We're still very much going to need makeup artists. They're going to need them as much as ever. But how they work and how they get compensated is going to radically transform. And you can go through every department in the filmmaking process and... Each of them would have different ways in which AI will disrupt how they work.

The thing about all these ways is that none of them are as grandiose as the worst of our imagining, right? The people who were the most skeptical about AI's ability to overtake human creativity that I spoke with are the people who... understand AI the most and use it the most. They understand its limitations and also how to best use it. They understand how to use this tool.

The thing about all these ways is that none of them are as grandiose as the worst of our imagining, right? The people who were the most skeptical about AI's ability to overtake human creativity that I spoke with are the people who... understand AI the most and use it the most. They understand its limitations and also how to best use it. They understand how to use this tool.

The thing about all these ways is that none of them are as grandiose as the worst of our imagining, right? The people who were the most skeptical about AI's ability to overtake human creativity that I spoke with are the people who... understand AI the most and use it the most. They understand its limitations and also how to best use it. They understand how to use this tool.

When we're talking generative AI, when we're talking creative orientations or applications of AI, they understand how indispensable the human mind is to that equation. It just doesn't work without it.

When we're talking generative AI, when we're talking creative orientations or applications of AI, they understand how indispensable the human mind is to that equation. It just doesn't work without it.

When we're talking generative AI, when we're talking creative orientations or applications of AI, they understand how indispensable the human mind is to that equation. It just doesn't work without it.

The notion, the theory, who knows if this will come to pass, but the positive theory, the flip side of this, is that AI lowers the barrier of entry to so many more films that even though the size of the crew and production is shrinking because of AI, the amount of productions that can exist grows. because more people can afford to make more movies.

The notion, the theory, who knows if this will come to pass, but the positive theory, the flip side of this, is that AI lowers the barrier of entry to so many more films that even though the size of the crew and production is shrinking because of AI, the amount of productions that can exist grows. because more people can afford to make more movies.

The notion, the theory, who knows if this will come to pass, but the positive theory, the flip side of this, is that AI lowers the barrier of entry to so many more films that even though the size of the crew and production is shrinking because of AI, the amount of productions that can exist grows. because more people can afford to make more movies.