NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / January 15, 2019/ Moviebook creator of the widely used real-time 3D Automated Video Technology platform, announced today that the company has declared its commitment to the Video Production industry. The company's newly-formed Video Production division -- which hails experts from companies like Hunan Broadcasting System, -- is dedicated to bringing the power of real-time AI、3D、VR、AR to the world's Film Studio、 Video Production and suppliers. Moviebook is no stranger to the Video Production industry , The main innovators are from VFX and AI industry, This is a strategic revolution for Chinese interactive video technology giants to enter the film and television production market through artificial intelligence technology.
"This is a big shift for the video production industry," the head of the Moviebook
Imaging Industry department told the Associated Press s before launching Video AI. "At Disney and HBO, we saw the application of artificial intelligence technology to automatically produce video news, which is a huge trend."
The software development engine allows video and video content producers to automatically produce content on completed or uncreated scripts without the need for manual participation. Although Moviebook launched its native video marketing content production platform in 2014,this is the first time that the company has publicly realized full-content production, which will change the production methods and sales methods of film and television drama content.
Video AI provides a commercial application for native video production and video recognition based on machine learning. The automatically produced video of the machine can be played on Mango TV and the marketing content is embedded using the commercial enhancement application Video Note. It also bundles the major ad exchanges, allowing advertisers to purchase or control the display content themselves, of course, Video AI is ultimately responsible for content integration.
The general manager of the Moviebook Imaging Industry Department said that Moviebook and China's leading entertainment media giant a multi-dimensional cooperation with the radio and television, making the automated production of video more natural, and the original shooting video to complete industrial-grade docking." we started trying to make video production automation so good that you think that what the machine produces and the content recorded by the director share the same human viewing height," he said.
The film and video production industry is undergoing a lot of innovation. In the past two decades, breakthroughs in computers and cameras as digital production partners have led to exponential growth. There is no doubt that artificial intelligence(AI) will have a profound impact on the way the imaging industry works in the next decade. In fact, it is much more advanced than many people realize today.
AS early as 2016,IBM Research used artificial intelligence to create a partial trailer for the movie "Morgan", a suspense/horror movie released by For in the fall of the 20th century. In 2016,Moviebook used artificial intelligence to create content that was not filmed in the variety show "Where is Dad?", which is a global hot variety show released by Hunan Radio and Television in the previous year.
The eye-catching performance of Moviebook artificial intelligence production technology in the hot-sound show "Where is Dad?" caused Chinese entertainment media companies to pay attention to the automatic production of machine content. With further commercialization, the current major online video websites in China adopt this kind of Video written by artificial intelligence suing neural networks (simply a computer system that mimics the human brain and nervous system, which can be learned form observational data) becomes one of its content combinations.
With the deep integration of new artificial intelligence technology and 3D and VR in the past two years, the new dynamic images will be created by AI, and there is almost no human help. Moviebook Video AI shows great hope, and other developments in which artificial intelligence began to make video clips from scratch, no need for a camera.
The demand for wonderful stories will always be there, but machines are dramatically changing the way storytellers create them.
SOURCE: Moviebook