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With a focus on producing a new AI-based filmmaking platform, this study explores the revolutionary impact of AI on the film industry. Because of how movies are envisioned, made, and seen, it is drastically shifting due to AI. An in-depth analysis of the emergence and applications of AI in film is provided in this article, with particular attention to how these technologies are incorporated into the screenplay writing, pre-production, cinematography, editing, and visual effects phases of the filmmaking process. It focuses on how blockchain technology is revolutionizing the management of intellectual property and film distribution, how Natural Language Processing (NLP) is automating the drafting of scripts, and how generative AI is producing novel visual styles and narrative structures. AI transforms filmmaking in technical and artistic aspects by increasing production, creating new avenues for creativity, and providing distinctive visual forms. Aside from these important ethical issues, the article also discusses employment displacement, copyright infringement, authorship, creative purpose, and the possibility that AI will reinforce prejudices or preconceptions. A focus on new rules for the moral and responsible use of AI that balance the advantages of automation with the need for human creativity and oversight is placed on the legal advancements governing AI in the film industry. The research also examines how audiences respond to and understand these novel storytelling techniques by contrasting the aesthetics of traditionally made movies with those produced by AI. AI films may need help to retain emotional depth and narrative coherence, even though they frequently use cutting-edge visual effects and interactive storytelling. The study includes case studies and practical scenarios, such as the AI-generated film Sunspring , to interpret the real-world application of AI in filmmaking. Besides, the article extends AI’s role in audio and sound design, highlighting improvements in automated dubbing, sound effects synthesis, and music composition. Our research sheds light on how AI will affect filmmaking in the future, which adds to the larger conversation on the impact of emerging technologies on the creative industries. As the film business develops, AI presents important issues that need to be carefully handled, in addition to the tremendous prospects it gives for innovation and democratization.
Uddin et al. (Thu,) studied this question.