Menlo Park, October 4, 2024—Today, Meta has announced MovieGen, an AI application that dramatically changes the domain of video content creation.
This technology makes it possible to create professional-quality animated videos from simple text input using cutting-edge generative AI, which is an important step for the implementation of AI solutions for content creators.
According to industry experts, MovieGen is a very useful tool for filmmakers, advertisers, and digital content creators looking for effective, methods of making videos in a fraction of the time usually taken.
The application integrates Meta’s media foundation models that, according to the company, will make video production quicker and more productive in different fields.
MovieGen is expected to be a must-have in the fields of entertainment including moving picture studios, advertising, and marketing as it provides the content makers with a faster way of creating high-class videos without ordinary video creation techniques.
MovieGen represents a new era for content creators, offering them the ability to produce high-quality, AI-generated videos at an unprecedented speed,”
said Andrew Bosworth, Meta’s Chief Technology Officer.
The buzz around the launch is already stirring up the creative industry as many raise their hopes of leveraging the AI-driven video to achieve lower production costs as well as quicken the production cycle.
The ability to generate videos from mere descriptions is a game-changer,”
commented Michelle Smith, Senior AI Strategist at TechInsights.
Nevertheless, Meta is neither satisfied nor has provided the date for the launching of Public access, the company has further suggested that this is in fact, just the first step towards the development and implementation of AIdriven creative tools.
Developments are still awaited as Meta continues to enhance its and widen the scope of the platform.
Source: https://ai.meta.com/blog/movie-gen-media-foundation-models-generative-ai-video/
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