In recent years, the digitalization of cinema has significantly changed audience habits. As the weight of series format has increased alongside feature films, we've started encountering AI-assisted visual effects and VR experiences. So, in your opinion, how will these changes affect the future of cinema? Is it just technology, or are there also radical transformations in storytelling styles? Let's hear your thoughts, buddy.
2024 Film Trends: What’s Changing?
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These changes are coming so fast that sometimes I wake up in the morning watching a series and by evening I'm already in a movie. Last year, the scene in "The Creator" where I got mixed up with the VR effects really tangled me up—I couldn't tell if it was real or artificial. It's not just the tech that's evolving; the storytelling style is changing too. For example, with the series "Andor" we encountered a BBC‑style narrative, which was totally different. I think character development in TV shows has now become even deeper than what we see in movies.
AI’s involvement could either save cinema or ruin it. When I first saw the horse scene in "Nope," I thought, “Is that AI too?” We’re also chasing storytelling techniques we’ve never seen before, pushing the limits of screenwriting with shows like "The Bear." The future feels both a little scary and a little exciting.