AI-Native Studios Can Create Original IP While Traditional Studios Keep Their Edge, Says VFX Veteran at Busan
lmoroney · x · 2026-10-13
At the InnoAsia AI Creators Camp during Busan's Asian Contents & Film Market, VFX veteran Hong Jae Cheol — a Viscode producer-director who started at Industrial Light & Magic and worked on Iron Man, Transformers and Pirates of the Caribbean — argued that AI is moving from generating individual shots to becoming part of the full production pipeline.
His take: small AI-native studios running automated pipelines can develop their own original IP, while traditional studios retain advantages in established franchises, production infrastructure, talent, and distribution.
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