The live action feature cost $2,000 to make, used no actors, sets or cameras in production, as co-director Ash Koosha insists only AI tools allowed his vital “memorial film” to be made ahead of a June 10 world bow.
The live action feature cost $2,000 to make, used no actors, sets or cameras in production, as co-director Ash Koosha insists only AI tools allowed his vital “memorial film” to be made ahead of a June 10 world bow.
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The live action feature cost $2,000 to make, used no actors, sets or cameras in production, as co-director Ash Koosha insists only AI tools allowed his vital “memorial film” to be made ahead of a June 10 world bow.
