Bridging Cinematic Principles and Generative AI for Automated Film Generation
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Re: Bridging Cinematic Principles and Generative AI for Automated Film Generation
#2Web site: https://filmaster-ai.github.io/
Re: Bridging Cinematic Principles and Generative AI for Automated Film Generation
#3Really interesting, I know nothing about cinematography and don't really have the language to articulate what it is about their clips that are superior to other AI visuals, but it's definitely noticable, even if the overall quality of the generation isn't as high as Veo 3.
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#4After clicking the button "View full video" I got:
"Could not play video. Please ensure you have interacted with the site first and try again."
PS: the cybertruck in the video looks a lot better than a real one
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#5So if you click on the principle author's arXiv submission history, they appear to have dozens, perhaps hundreds, of announced and submitted papers in just the last two months. Is that normal?
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#6So if you click on the principle author's arXiv submission history, they appear to have dozens, perhaps hundreds, of announced and submitted papers in just the last two months. Is that normal?
interesting -- I found it through recent submissions, so I'd be leery
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#8So if you click on the principle author's arXiv submission history, they appear to have dozens, perhaps hundreds, of announced and submitted papers in just the last two months. Is that normal?
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#9So if you click on the principle author's arXiv submission history, they appear to have dozens, perhaps hundreds, of announced and submitted papers in just the last two months. Is that normal?
interesting -- I found it through recent submissions, so I'd be leery
actually I think this is a limitation of ArXiv -- clicking on the principal author links to a search for "K Huang," (which is a super common name). Limiting to the author's actual name only produces 6 results.
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#10So if you click on the principle author's arXiv submission history, they appear to have dozens, perhaps hundreds, of announced and submitted papers in just the last two months. Is that normal?
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