AI-made film Dreams of Violets cost $2,000 in two months
An AI-generated movie titled "Dreams of Violets" is set to premiere next month, having been made without traditional lights, cameras, or actors. The film was created with images fully generated by artificial intelligence, costing $2,000 and taking two months to produce.
Key Takeaways
- "Dreams of Violets" uses images fully generated by artificial intelligence.
- The film was made with no lights, no cameras, and no actors.
- Director Jo Ling Kent said production cost $2,000.
- Production took two months before the movie's next-month premiere.
Why It Matters
"Dreams of Violets" shows that a feature-length video project can be produced with AI-generated imagery and a $2,000 budget instead of a traditional production setup. That makes the workflow relevant to streaming-video teams tracking how far synthetic content can go without lights, cameras, or actors. The key signal to watch is the film's premiere next month, which will show how an AI-made movie is presented to audiences in a public release.
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