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TheWrap is bringing five of the leading voices in AI filmmaking to TheGrill, the company’s flagship business and technology conference. As grey box production, generative AI and hybrid live-action/AI workflows create new ways to develop, shoot and finish ambitious stories, Jason Zada, Eliza McNitt, Jon Erwin, Ori Winokur and Todd Terrazas will take audiences behind the scenes of their latest films and into the production model taking shape around them. Taking place Sept. 30 at the DGA Theater Complex in Los Angeles, the future of filmmaking with AI panel is a timely conversation about how traditional production — actors, crews,…
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