The filmmaker behind the AI-generated Kalshi ad built an AI studio. It didn't kick off until Veo 3 launched.
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PJ Accetturo's AI film studio gained recognition following a viral parody he created using Google's Veo 3, a new cinematography tool. The video spurred significant interest, leading Accetturo to receive 400 job applications. At a San Francisco conference, he realized that AI could differentiate him as a director. Accetturo created a humorous parody commercial called 'Puppramin', showcasing how AI could revolutionize content creation while acknowledging concerns about job displacement in filmmaking.
Accetturo claimed that his experience in making a viral parody spotlighted the shift towards AI tools like Google Veo 3, providing a unique edge in filmmaking.
In the shifting landscape of film, PJ observed that AI could potentially displace many roles, emphasizing that he saw an opportunity to embrace innovation early.
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