Executives from Soul Machines and Wild Capture debate the case for photoreal, full-body synthetic humans

Digital humans are about to radically transform communication, and could help humanize virtual interactions and online communities.

TL;DR Could blockchain technology address current challenges by opening access to independent filmmakers and sharing reward more equitably? “The blockchain has the potential to revolutionize the entertainment industry,” says Leo […]

Decentralized Pictures founder and CEO Leo Matchett says the blockchain has the potential to revolutionize the entertainment industry.

“It’s very important for people to be having conversations about the impacts of AI tools” on the industries and workers, says Caleb Ward. 

“Eno,” about the career of famed musician and visual artist Brian Eno, is billed as the world’s first generative cinematic documentary.

The film balances the darkness of change and war (always implied, never seen) with a fantastical world of vibrant creatures and characters.

Editor Sam Restivo discusses the process of making Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” alongside the director’s longtime editor Claire Simpson.

Through “The Eras Tour,” Taylor Swift is “passing a $100M screen test,” according to Variety, and other critics agree the concert film is worth a watch.

Gareth Edwards’ film was shot on a relatively small budget of $80 million, yet looks like a blockbuster that cost significantly more.

Hollywood stars can have their digital likenesses copyrighted and managed by talent agencies, but we should all control our own digital IDs.

While AI won’t likely replace many jobs in the foreseeable future, it’s going to increasingly become a part of the M&E industry’s workflows.