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OMNI CINEMA LAB, Sydney

Hosted by Travis Rice, Aryeh Sternberg & Michael Edo Keane
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OMNI CINEMA LAB Sydney
- AI DIRECTORS CUT -
Hear from AI Film Directors on how and why they are using AI Tools in their productions.

OMNI Cinema LAB is a monthly meetup for the curious : filmmakers, artists, creators, storytellers and technologists exploring generative AI in film, sound, image and video.

See new and recent films by Australian Creators, Award winners and Hollywood veterans who are exploring at the edge of storytelling and technology. Filmmakers in conversation have worked on films like War Machine, The Matrix, Mad Max, Astro Boy, Dark City and Black Water.
Yan Chen
Bruce Hunt
Andrew Frost
Andrew Traucki

This is a casual evening event in a special setting at CANVA- enjoy a drink and meet and speak with creators in the field.

OMNI CINEMA LAB, is for those that are curious about new technologies and new forms of expression - and is an initiative of OMNI International AI Film Festival. We choose to explore technology and culture shifts with Open Eyes and with engaged dialogue.

-Major Studios and creators in Australia, Bollywood and LA are already engaging, from independents through to industry legends like Alex Proyas, Darren Aronofsky, George Miller and James Cameron. As human creators, these tools are currently sitting along side other skills and crafts in conveying stories. Film evolved into digital, practical evolved into vfx, filmmaking has always evolved and this is another chapter in how moving image is being shared.

The best way to understand what these tools enable is to come and experience the work firsthand.

Some recent topics:

  • Openclaw, agents, Tropfest, The changing language of cinema, Anthropic, Palentir, OpenAI, Kling, Weavy, Capcut, ComfyUi and more.

Location
Canva Space
110 Kippax St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
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