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Film Shots - AI Analysis of How Oscar Blockbusters Are Filmed

Duration: 0:06:55

The podcast discuses how AI technology is being applied in the film industry. While science fiction movies often depict humans defeating advanced robots, companies such as IBM and Nvidia have started to use AI to improve movie production. Filmmakers convey their stories through a language of visuals and sound, and the language of film consists of various types of shots, such as close-ups, mediums, and wides. By analyzing and categorizing these shots using machine learning, the process of creating movies can be made more efficient and effective. With the help of AI, images can be classified into specific shot types, such as close-ups or wide shots, allowing for easier analysis and faster production. Machine learning can be used for supervised learning, where different screenshots can be analyzed and sorted manually to determine which shot types they belong to.


What is popular "movie waste paper" and how to get rid of it

Duration: 0:35:15

Anton Dolin: How big is the global film market right now? How many films are released per year? How has the pandemic affected the film industry? What kind of audience is modern cinema aimed at? The protagonist of films (type) of the last decade - who is it? On what factors does the quality of a film depend? And why do we often like "sc


Cannes Film Festival: Stars shining brightly, not forgetting the environmental protection commitment

Duration: 0:11:11

The Cannes Film Festival, one of the largest film events in the world, has undergone an eco-transformation since 2021, with the organizers taking a series of environmental measures to tackle the environmental challenges. The festival has stopped using single-use plastic bottles, increased the use of electric cars, and promoted online ticket sales. However, the event generates three times more garbage during the festival period and leads to heavy traffic that causes excessive exhaust emissions. The festival's organizers have pledged to continue their commitment to the environment at the 75th Cannes Film Festival by implementing specific measures to reduce pollution. These measures include using 60% electric or hybrid cars in the official car fleet, reducing printing and promoting digital material, and recycling the red carpet. Moreover, the organizers have eliminated plastic bottles and cups and made the red carpet using recyclable materials. Finally, the festival has partnered with green organizations to address environmental issues, reducing the amount of waste generated during the event.


Language: Chinese

Special coverage from the opening ceremony of the 77th Cannes Film Festival

Duration: 0:11:04.320000

Welcome, our viewers, to this special tribute hosted by the Cannes Film Festival in its 70th edition. This edition promises to be full of stars, films, surprises, and controversies, even before its opening. This year's festival features a diverse selection of films from around the world, with a strong presence of American, French, Iranian, and Chinese cinema. The festival also highlights the lack of African cinema representation this year. The festival also emphasizes gender equality in filmmaking, with only 20% of the films being directed by women. Notable figures in the industry, such as George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola, will be honored during the festival. The festival will also feature a mix of documentary and political films, addressing pressing issues in today's world. Despite the challenges faced by the festival, it is still a platform for showcasing remarkable cinema from various countries. The festival aims to shed light on important topics through the art of filmmaking and provide a space for diverse voices to be heard. This year's Cannes Film Festival promises to be an exciting and thought-provoking event for all cinephiles.


May 13th and 14th "Secret Nature 2" screening in Beijing

Duration: 0:07:41

The speaker announces two screenings of the movie "In Search of Nature II" in Beijing on May 13 and 14. Despite obtaining the necessary license, the movie struggled to secure a screening by theaters due to their belief that scientific films are hard to sell. The speaker has decided to take matters into their own hands and buy out the theater to sell tickets themselves. The first screening will feature two films and the second will be followed by an interactive session. The speaker hopes to test whether viewers will recommend the film to others, and believes that every ticket purchased is a step towards supporting and shaping the future of Chinese science films.


Language: Chinese

Historical and musical curiosities with Dr. Givaldo, Victor Mar at Evoé Café and much more...

Duration: 0:04:40.006530

"Cultura em Pauta" on RBC FM and streaming platforms today features a blend of history, music, and cinema. The show kicks off with a cinema segment, highlighting the pre-release of the short film "Feliz Aniversário Cida," which tells the story of Samuel, a dedicated caregiver who faces the challenge of reconciling with his estranged mother while caring for his ailing grandmother. The screening is at Anashopping in Anápolis at 8 PM, with free tickets available on Sympla. In the history segment, Dr. Givaldo shares intriguing insights about Goiás, focusing on the region's unique musical heritage, which has a rich history that intertwines various musical genres. Givaldo promises to discuss the origins of music in Goiânia, including its roots in classical music and the emergence of local artists in the national scene. Additionally, from now until February 28, SESC Anápolis is accepting registrations for various arts activities, including dance and theater classes. Tomorrow, Evoé Café will host a concert by a singer-songwriter, featuring a mix of folk, rock, and blues, with the show starting at 7 PM. The program closes with a musical tribute to the Brazilian artist Lenine, wishing listeners a good night and inviting them back for more cultural discussions tomorrow.