Hollywood actors strike, Telugu producers use AI in movies

The Hollywood actors union SAG-AFTRA has been protesting Hollywood studios in recent months, demanding higher pay for their work as well as protections against the use of artificial intelligence to replicate actors’ images and voices in films. We are conducting activities. The performers’ union, which has 160,000 members, went on strike in mid-July, but despite repeated talks, no compromise has yet been reached.

Meanwhile, the Telugu producer is leveraging artificial intelligence for his upcoming film ‘Devil’ starring Nandamuri Kalyan Ram and says, “The use of artificial intelligence requires special skills and expertise in art.” Those involved speak.

Indeed, it is a fascinating story of a British agent (Kalyan Ram) who embarks on a mission to uncover the truth in the pre-independence era, but recreating the old world with just imagination and references is a daunting task. “AI is useful because it recreates any location or scene that we request as faithfully as possible. It expands my visual imagination and allows me to provide eye candy to my viewers.” says producer and director Abhishek in his raw form. Don’t interfere with people’s work.

“This is just a myth, because AI adds value to the human job of creating great visuals and environments.” For example, AI software can be used to create sets, artifacts, and different locations. , the storyboard was packed with stunning visuals that faithfully recreated the pre-independence era. We shared those visuals with the art director, who claimed it made his job easier and allowed him to build the sets accordingly,” he added.

AI has been a boon for filmmakers, he argues. When used properly, it can reduce costs and improve the image of movies, especially period films. “You can do it all while sitting on your couch and using your laptop. All you need is a little imagination and intelligence,” he concludes.