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So, the first question is,
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could you give us a brief summary of your presentation?
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So, my presentation is about
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understanding the evolution of media entertainment within technology
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It's about seeing the trends and how we're moving from interactive, OSVP, towards AI,
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and how that storytelling is really exciting for our future
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The next one is,
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could you share your thoughts on participating in this event?
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So, I'm really excited to be participating here
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This seems like an amazing conference that has been very well organized with wonderful speakers
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So, super pleased to be invited to the first annual event
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Another question is,
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as you look at the present era,
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was there ever a moment when you thought
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this is truly a new kind of environment, or movement, or a completely new flow?
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So, I get the opportunity to look at innovation throughout my career,
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and I genuinely believe that we're at a point where things are changing radically
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It's a new era for storytellers and makers,
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and one that we should be enthusiastically moving forward towards
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So, whether it's technology or art,
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people often say that at the center of it all is the human being
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For you, what kind of thought or feeling lies at the core of your work?
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So, I think that
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if you get lost about the concept of technology and filmmaking,
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you have to always go back to story
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Everything is about story
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It's about human experience
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and conveying that experience with others
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So, never get confused
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that technology serves story
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So, next question is,
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looking back, was there a decisive moment or project that shaped who you are today?
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That's a good one
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I think if you look at the history of what I've been doing,
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the thing that really kind of radically transformed me in my career
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was the innovation of the ETC R&D grant
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So, we realized that it wasn't good enough to create committees
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and think about things or publish just simply documents
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We needed to be able to do things in context
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In context of filmmaking from the very beginning to the very end
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Without that,
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we didn't have the genuine knowledge and experience we needed for the future
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As AI and humans create together, as technology and emotion intertwine,
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how do you think the content industry or the creative stage will evolve?
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And within that, what role do you think humans will play?
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So, as AI evolves with this forward movement of storytelling,
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I think that it's going to open more content creators,
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give more people the ability to tell stories
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So, for example, if you look at something like Unreal,
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Unreal is almost like a paint set,
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where you have a lot of tools and a lot of things
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Whereas traditionally with Maya, Blender, some of these things,
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you could dedicate your whole life
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to just learning how to make maybe one paint or use one application
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And that's not how the future will move forward
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Good storytellers will evolve
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and be able to share their experience and knowledge
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This is our last question
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If you could leave one sentence for the people here today
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and for the next generation of creators, what would it be?
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I would have to say that if I was going to leave you one bit or one sentence,
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it would have to be that
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that basically technology serves story
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