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September 10, 20250 citationsOpen Access

AIGC Empowers Film and Television Education: Technology-Driven Reconstruction of Teaching Paradigms and Sustainable Communication of Global Culture

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QLQiang Li

Key Points

  • AIGC technology revitalizes film and television education, emphasizing adaptability to new teaching models.
  • The study highlights four cultural communication channels supported by AIGC, including multilingual production and digital cultural expression.
  • An immersive virtual situation is employed to analyze the reconstruction path of teaching methods, emphasizing interactivity and data evaluation.
  • The findings suggest that AIGC can lead to sustainable cultural symbiosis and new educational paradigms in film and television.

Abstract

This study focuses on the extensive application of AIGC (artificial intelligence generated content) in film and television education, and also explores how to reshape the teaching model to achieve sustainable global cultural communication. First, the AIGC technology and its multimodal generation mechanism are sorted out, and then the technology is analyzed to be highly adaptable to film and television education. Then, the intelligent generation of teaching content is discussed, and the immersive virtual situation is used to deeply analyze the teaching reconstruction path with interactive collaborative mechanism and data-driven evaluation as the core. We list four main cultural communication channels, including multilingual film and television production achieved with the help of AIGC, digital expression of local culture, establishment of virtual IP and construction of global cooperation platform. The purpose is to empower education with technology and achieve cultural symbiosis, and provide theoretical support and practical paths.

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Qiang Li (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c199da9b7b07f3a061af5fhttps://doi.org/10.63887/jse.2025.1.5.14
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