Filmmaker argues AI will unlock a creative renaissance by ending cost-driven idea filtering
bradneuberg · x · 2026-10-08
A reshared take argues that people in major motion-picture writers' rooms are rarely the most creative; those who can draw, operate, or produce get over-indexed, while exorbitant film costs filter out exotic ideas. The quoter claims AI movies will become the new wave of blockbusters and displace traditional filmmaking — expecting a creative renaissance in film.
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