AI Ends Studio Monopoly on Filmmaking: Taste and Storytelling Become the Edge
TansuYegen · x · 2026-09-06
Tansu Yegen argues the real shift in AI is that filmmaking is no longer reserved for studios: a tourist's casual clips in Istanbul can be stitched into a Spider-Man-style film with the Galata Tower as backdrop. When anyone can produce the visuals, the advantage moves to taste, direction, and the ability to tell a story worth watching.
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