Guy Ronen

yeah this is a bridge basically um not sure if i'm jumping ahead of myself but this is a bridge between taking those tons of technologies and ai engines that are actually changing and evolving and improving on a daily basis and bridge that to the audience that need to actually create something with that i mean there's a lot of uh we're trying to ease the way into the industry and not just filmmakers any industry

any creative industry, sorry, to help them kind of translate between the clutter of tons of technologies and the use cases that they need to.

It starts way, way before AI revolution with the real shorts and things like that.

People consuming content over mobile much more than actually the traditional ways.

um some of it it's not even you know horizontal and that's surprising but definitely the um consumers will change a lot of habits they want to see something right now short enjoy you know keep keep adjusting to their schedule and timing and not like like we used to go to the

theater and watch you know a film or sitting back home and you know binging a show i'd rather watch from home 99 of the time for me 100 100 100 same and also big screen okay technology is moving forward like watching everything on a mobile screen a small mobile screen you're losing something but hey things are changing yeah did you see the ufc deal yesterday no paramount bought ufc

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's not just streaming.

It's like people want their content right now.

Okay.

And everything.

Well, UFC, it's a different story.

But yeah, people want to consume everything at the minute.

It's the right time for them.

Yeah.

And Netflix is different than other streamers that actually Netflix is providing.

You can binge in Netflix.

You know, all the episodes are in one place.

Other streamers are still trying to kind of drip some episodes and kind of lure you into jumping again to the platform every week.