You can break into Hollywood with a movie you made alone in your room.

Dave Clark can show you exactly how in < 60 minutes. He’s a film director with a body of work that includes both feature films and commercials for brands like Google. His latest achievement is a stunning sci-fi short that got Hollywood’s attention, one that Dave made exclusively using AI. 

Dave and I make a movie live on this episode, iterating from rough ideas to a real motion picture in < 1 hour. It’s a noir short featuring Nicolas Cage using a haunted roulette ball to resurrect his dead movie career that you don’t want to miss.

We dive deep into the world of AI tools for image and video generation, specifically exploring their implications on lowering the barriers to enter the traditional movie industry. This episode is also packed with Dave’s wisdom on how to use these tools to create mind-bending movies.

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This episode is a must-watch for creative people interested in bringing their stories to life, movie buffs, and anyone curious about the future of creativity. 

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Borrowing Time, Dave’s viral sci-fi short

Forbes article that mentions Borrowing Time

Dan’s article on how AI is changing filmmaking

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