[Commlist] New Book - Artificial Intelligence in the International Film and Audiovisual Media Industries

*Artificial Intelligence in the International Film and Audiovisual Media 
Industries*

Edited by Paulo Nuno Vicente, Catarina Duff Burnay, Mattias Frey 
and Pei-Sze Chow

*More information:*
https://www.routledge.com/Artificial-Intelligence-in-the-International-Film-and-Audiovisual-Media-Industries/Vicente-Burnay-Frey-Chow/p/book/9781041012306 
<https://www.routledge.com/Artificial-Intelligence-in-the-International-Film-and-Audiovisual-Media-Industries/Vicente-Burnay-Frey-Chow/p/book/9781041012306>

**** The book will be published by Routledge in Open Access on 7 August. 
****

This edited volume explores the transformative impact of artificial 
intelligence (AI) on the film and audiovisual media industries.

Up to now, discussion of this topic has largely dwelled on a few 
discrete topics, such as the representations of AI in cinematic history 
or the generation of photorealistic images of de-aged or dead actors. 
The thrust of this book is to demonstrate how AI now plays a role in 
each and every stage of the value chain, from development and 
scriptwriting to editing workflows, post-production special effects, and 
audience engagement. Uniquely, this collection establishes a 
comprehensive understanding of AI’s role with not only cutting-edge 
original academic research but also practitioner interviews and industry 
insights from diverse global perspectives. Chapters closely examine case 
studies of how AI is influencing scriptwriting, storytelling, visual 
effects, music scoring, and how these tools are also changing film 
distribution, programming, marketing, and the viewer experience. Key 
overarching themes include how AI is both augmenting and constraining 
human creativity, the ethical and socio-cultural implications of AI 
across the film and media value chain, and the potential biases inherent 
in AI-generated content.

This volume is an essential resource for researchers, students, 
practitioners, and policymakers, offering a nuanced perspective on the 
emergence and integration of AI in the audiovisual sector and its 
implications for the future of creative media production.

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