Can AI Revolutionize Filmmaking? | how far are we willing to let it go

From the Creator:‍

Cinema has always been a reflection of human creativity—an art form that blends vision, storytelling, and technology. But what happens when artificial intelligence enters the director’s chair?

AI is no longer a futuristic fantasy; it is here, quietly reshaping the industry. From scriptwriting to post-production, from visual effects to even deepfake performances, AI is proving to be more than just a tool—it is a creative force. Imagine an AI analyzing decades of film history, learning what makes a story compelling, and generating screenplays tailored for success. Imagine actors who never age, brought back to life on screen with stunning realism. Imagine entire worlds conjured with a few lines of code, removing the need for expensive sets.

Some call it innovation. Others, a threat. Will AI liberate filmmakers, allowing them to tell stories once thought impossible? Or will it strip away the human soul of cinema, reducing artistry to algorithms?

The truth is, AI will not replace filmmakers—but those who embrace it will surpass those who resist it. Filmmaking has always evolved: from silent films to sound, black-and-white to color, practical effects to CGI. AI is simply the next frontier, a tool like any other—only this one thinks.

The question is no longer if AI will revolutionize filmmaking. It already has. The real question is—how far are we willing to let it go?

original soundtrack  
Jesse Koivukoski

film editing
Jesse Koivukoski

what kind of AI generators do I use on this video.

Elevenlabs for voice over.

KLING AI 1.6  image to video

Midjourney 6.1 for pictures.

sound effects  elevenlabs

upscaled topaz labs:
photo AI
Gigapixel 8
video AI

editing:
Da vinci resolve studio 19

music:
Studio one professional and lots of VST-instruments.

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