How Martin Scorsese Uses AI for Movies: Prototyping Set Ideas from His Head
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Brief Summary
Marty Scorsese discusses using technology to visualize film ideas.
Key points
- Marty Scorsese's Vision. Exploring the power of visual communication with Marty Scorsese.
Transcript
So you sat in a room with Marty Scorsese and showed him your tools. >> Exactly, yeah. >> And what was his reaction? >> Yes, clearly um a a vision in his head of like a scene or a scenery where like maybe a a new movie um will be shot. And he's trying to explore that and kind of like um we we we basically looked at the scenery of like a village in Eastern Europe somewhere and he was describing it. We saw some outputs, we iterated on the outputs. Um and ultimately I think and that's what he said in the end is like the like getting like the mental picture of
something out of your head and communicating it in a visual way by making like these images um or the series of images um is something that it just makes it like easier to communicate and convey convey like an idea of like what is actually in your head and I think that's like one of the like very interesting and powerful ways to use this technology. And I think ultimately >> Is to get the inspiration to get the vision out of his head onto an image. >> Yeah, I mean like language ultimately is like a little bit of like a lossy um communication medium, right? >> Yeah. >> Um it's also interpreted in different
ways, but then visual information is so rich so rich like an an image or video there's so much signal in it and it's just like another way of communicating. And I think that's like one of the beautiful things that this technology ultimately enables
