Oscar-winning writer Roger Avary discusses AI's disruptive frontier of cinema on podcast
Kyrannio · x · 2026-09-30
Episode 20 of the Slop and Glory podcast features Oscar-winning screenwriter Roger Avary discussing cinema's historical panic over every new tool, what "slop" even means, Pulp Time TV creator rooms, and why the audience is the ultimate gatekeeper.
Filmmaker Jenny Krakovsky, boosted by Avary's advocacy for her work, calls the show the "Cahiers du cinéma of our age," documenting what she believes will become the most disruptive movement in cinema's history.
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