That's exactly what happened at FMX - Kay Delventhal built an "Ai VFX Breakdown" generator as a test and reported on the results - what works, what doesn't, and where is the edge in between. Kay Delventhal is a VFX supervisor with many years of experience - he was involved in Cloud Atlas, Sisi, Ku'damm 59 and many other productions. He is also active in the Visual Effects Society, has taught at the h_da, the Filmakademie and at The Animation Workshop, and is a member of the German Filmakademie - more information and contact at delventhal.com And he gave the FMX lecture on the subject of supervisors' AI helpers, and we asked him what exactly it's all about and what came out of the test.
Kay Delventhal
DP: Hello Kay! As of today, what does your system do? And how did you get started with the test?Kay Delventhal: As a visual effects (VFX) supervisor, I create a lot of VFX breakdowns. In some productions, there are a lot of script updates that have to be searched for VFX again and again ...
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