Kevin Surace argues AI will let anyone make a full movie alone for about $120, eliminating the need for actors, cameras, and crews. He says audiences want authenticity, which AI can provide, and predicts this will collapse the traditional studio model that costs millions.
Hollywood is in for a rude awakening.
AI allows us to build product with no actors, no lighting, no cameras.
Just us, right?
By the way, you don't have a sound guy right now. You don't have lighting. I mean, you set it up yourself, you're done, right?
And it's authentic, which is what people want anyway, right? They want authenticity.
It turns out that's what sells the best, right? My background is truly authentic. It sells the best. So Hollywood was set up because you needed sound stages, you needed all of this equipment and people in there, but now you don't. And within the next few years, everyone will be able to make a 120-minute film for about $120. About a dollar a minute. That is a million X reduction in cost.
A million X reduction in cost.
That is market transformational.
