Along with real-time 3D, virtual reality and the metaverse, The London College of Fashion is enthusiastically embracing generative AI as a tool for the design and presentation of new ideas. They are working with Framestore to show the power of these new technologies to advance the culture of fashion. Johannes Saam, Framestore’s lead Generative Artist, […]
Successful entrants in a new Coca-Cola competition where they use either ChatGPT or Dall-E 2 to create original artworks (as well as potential copy ideas) based on some of its most famous imagery will see their submissions displayed on digital billboards in Piccadilly Circus in London and New York’s Times Square. The competition micro-site will […]
How filmmakers trick us into thinking that characters and objects are larger, smaller, farther away or closer than they really are A fascinating look behind the scenes at how visual effects companies, and particularly, here, Wētã FX, use camera angles, floating monitors, platforms, performance capture, virtual cameras and props to draw us in and sell […]
Oblivion The Lion King Rogue One: A Star Wars Story The Irishman The Midnight Sky Bullet Train War for the Planet of the Apes Red Notice The Batman Ford v Ferrari Ghost In The Shell To Gun: Maverick A few highlights Oblivion – “the floors, walls, and ceilings of the towers were physical set pieces, […]
Hot on the heels of a new version Midjourney and the launch of GPT-4, Runway, whose web-based video editor specialises in background removal and pose detection and who helped to develop open-source text-to-image model Stable Diffusion, has trailed the imminent arrival of Gen-2, a new version of its text-to-video tool. Gen-1 allows users to amend existing […]
NantStudios’ new $60 million, 25,000 square foot at Docklands Studios in Melbourne, which is due to open in May, boasts the largest permanent LED volume installed in any facility in the world so far – 88 metres wide, 289 metres in length and 12 metres high and comprising 6,000 tiles, double the size of its […]