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AI ARTISTS NEED TO CHALLENGE HOLLYWOOD CINEMATIC WITH SERIOUS PRODUCTIONS. As AI artists, we must elevate our efforts and strive for excellence. Merely creating a few images using our favorite AI app won't suffice, as many other creatives can do the same. When presenting ideas to Hollywood (& The Top 50 of the A&E industry), it's crucial to approach the process professionally and thoroughly. While the initial pitch showed promise, it's essential to recognize that successful pitches to Hollywood require more than presenting ideas. Although it may have initially seemed like a joke, approach realizing your dreams with belief, purpose & determination to maximize your potential. Instead of expending energy on creating a beautiful pictorial, it's essential to infuse belief and action. Toward that clear goal, Consider showcasing a 3-minute copyrighted trailer or explore placing it on the blockchain. This approach may resonate with potential buyers. Always remember to act with a clear purpose. Industry discussions indicate a skepticism and an attitude of "wait and see," like Warren Buffet, who currently sits on $295 Billion invested in gold instead of stocks (I just heard he is waiting for prices to drop). Hollywood and the Top 50 Studios in the world demand AI creators to deliver captivating cinematic experiences for a Festival Hit or a Blockbuster that is creative and achieves financial success. Hollywood and Top 50 Film Studios rely heavily on acquiring and producing cost-effective series from regions like Canada, Asia, and Eastern Europe, where studio time and content creation come at a lower cost (with 40% tax incentive for AI or CGI, 30% for other) This economic strategy enables studios to procure fictional content for as little as USD $3 million per hour of programming, occasionally up to USD $5 million. These values are based on market studies from 2022, with an inflation factor and a potential increase of these values by approximately 30 percent by 2024. Consequently, there may be a noticeable decline in original content production within Hollywood, with sporadic blockbuster productions aimed at retaining subscribers occurring at most once a month for each significant studio. Two years in a row now, at many film markets like Cannes and NY or Hollywood and Paris, the buyers were not excited by big, expensive Hollywood-style projects. Most buying is focused on reality shows and documentaries where they get the best bang for their buck. Honestly, I don't think the industry knows where they are going. So, everyone is at a standstill, waiting to see what happens. To address these shifts and get attention from major media, AI artists and filmmakers must level up by creating content of Blockbuster proportion that captivates audiences at a low cost using AI, Web3 & their creativity. #AI #AIFilms #AIContent #CreativeEconomy #Creative Garrett Thierry, M.B.A. Greg Mitchell Rick Lemmons New York University UCLA Reuven Cohen Alisée de Tonnac

Not sure what to watch next? Check out Netflix codes! Use secret Netflix codes to access different categories of movies that you're interested in. Check out https://hubs.ly/Q02kNGPb0 to see what your favorite category’s code is and find new movies to watch! #TriQuestTech #TechTip #NetflixCodes

Did You Know?? The super popular Barbie movie was recently released to include ASL interpretation throughout the entire movie! 🩷 You can stream the movie on HBO Max and with a premium subscription to Hulu or Prime Video. It can also be purchased and streamed on several other platforms. Check out the clip below https://lnkd.in/gR-XQ-yF

It's movie weekend. 🥰 What movies are you watching this weekend? Me: The engineer and dark winds What about you?😘 Also dm to get your Netflix premium unlocked app for watching your movies. Terms and conditions apply 🙏 #movieweekend #digitalmarketing #sniperhubmedia

#Bhakshak a film inspired by true events, releasing on 9th February, on Netflix! 📌Download the App for Instant Updates! - https://lnkd.in/dmbs36FS _ #OTT , #ott , #updates , #LatestUpdates , #latestupdates , #chromeott , #cott , #cottforusers , #chromedm , #chrome , #netflix , #netflixmovies , #movies , #BhumiPednekar , #bhumipednekar

According to our LinkedIn poll last week, 33% of our audience favoured seeing just the Barbie movie this weekend, while 7% showed a preference for watching the Oppenheimer movie. However, the most intriguing finding is that 13% of the audience is open to embracing both movies. Maybe there is a subset of moviegoers who appreciate a diverse range of genres and experiencing different types of films. However, the fact that nearly half (47%) of the LinkedIn voters said they had better things to do on this big movie weekend could indicate that folks’ range of entertainment are not solely focused on going to the movies. Yes, this may suggest that cinema is facing competition from other forms of entertainment, such as streaming services, or maybe it’s that the price of a cinema ticket is now more of a considered purchase than it may have been a few years back. Either way, it’s hard to disagree that cinema is being talked about more than it has been for months, if not years!

Netflix released a report of viewing data from its catalog of 18k titles. The first thing I checked was “Super Mario Bros” and it had 200k hours watched, most of which I’m sure was my son. You can get the report in xslx format from their press release. —————————————— Excerpt: The Starting today we will publish What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report twice a year. This is a comprehensive report of what people watched on Netflix over a six month period including: - Hours viewed for every title — original and licensed — watched for over 50,000 hours - The premiere date for any Netflix TV series or film; and - Whether a title was available globally. In total, this report covers more than 18,000 titles — representing 99% of all viewing on Netflix — and nearly 100 billion hours viewed. https://lnkd.in/eKBQ8pZj

"Since launching our weekly Top 10 and Most Popular lists in 2021, Netflix has provided more information about what people are watching than any other streamer except YouTube. And now we believe it’s time to go further. Starting today we will publish "What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report" twice a year. This is a comprehensive report of what people watched on Netflix over a six month period, including: a) hours viewed for every title — original and licensed — watched for over 50,000 hours; b) the premiere date for any Netflix TV series or film; 3) and whether a title was available globally.  In total, this report covers more than 18,000 titles — representing 99% of all viewing on Netflix — and nearly 100 billion hours viewed" https://lnkd.in/dQJZqj52

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