Launch of AI film with message about environmental protection

Scene from the film

Scene from the film "The Curse Under the Moonlight". Photo: Provided by the director.

The film, produced entirely using artificial intelligence (AI) and lasting up to 3 hours, conveys to the public a message calling for human awareness of the destruction of the wild natural environment, as well as warning about the unpredictable consequences of disregarding ethics in researching physical and biological weapons of war.

The film "The Curse Under the Moonlight" is the result of a combination of cinema, technology, and humanistic philosophy. Produced in three days, the film was coordinated by Solentic Group, a pioneering organization in the direction and development of integrated art and technology and AI research, founded by director Pham Vinh Khuong himself.

The film revolves around a genetically mutated wolf with near-human intelligence and emotions. When discovered by military and scientific forces, it becomes the target of a genetic modification campaign to create biological weapons. However, the experiment fails, leading to the rise of vicious, uncontrollable, artificial wolf-hybrid creatures that rebel against humanity.

The message of the film "Shadow of the Wolf" is a call to awaken to the destruction of the natural environment and the price to pay for flawed perspectives and ethics in the research of physical and biological weapons of war. The film is not just a cinematic work; it is a profound warning about humanity's gradual loss of ethical boundaries in the exploitation of technology – leading to unforeseen dangers if mistakes or unexpected events occur.

Scene from the film

Scene from the film "The Curse Under the Moonlight". Photo: Provided by the director.

The film "The Curse Under the Moonlight" was entirely created using a proprietary AI system called AS (Art Supper/AestheticSynth) – a tool developed by director Pham Vinh Khuong and Solentic Group. This is a specialized, integrated AI platform for film academia, not only supporting rendering but also enabling users to learn and emulate the director's personal style, from lighting, composition, and color grading to editing pacing. The platform allows users to automatically combine multiple filmmaking styles simultaneously, creating unique and unprecedented aesthetic effects; completely eliminating the need for physical editing, allowing for the processing of a 3-hour timeline in just a few minutes while maintaining seamlessness and visual logic. The platform also allows users to create background music, sound effects, and customize audio entirely via prompts; it integrates personal filmmaking digital tools, including an academic library, proprietary shooting/editing technique recognition, and the ability to recognize visual emotion based on the scene…

According to director Pham Vinh Khuong, the entire production process was done entirely using iPhones, without a studio or a large crew, demonstrating the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and creativity of the high-tech filmmaking model. Director Pham Vinh Khuong believes that equipment is never the deciding factor; the person mastering the tools is the key to determining the future of the work…

Scene from the film

Scene from the film "The Curse Under the Moonlight". Photo: Provided by the director.

Director Pham Vinh Khuong stated that the film "The Curse Under the Moonlight," produced in the graphic style of 3D role-playing games – a unique and completely new creative language – will be released completely free in 2D (1080p) format, along with the film's soundtrack (OST) music video, on digital platforms. A 3D version (up to 8K quality) will be unveiled in theaters with hyper-realistic hologram technology, screened for a limited number of special guests, including professors and doctors in the digital technology field; simultaneously, the film will announce AS technology and its direction to expand the ecosystem supporting young filmmakers globally...

In the context of AI reshaping creative fields, director Pham Vinh Khuong, a pioneer in smartphone filmmaking, argues that young people should not view AI as a panacea, but rather as a tool, with humans in control. Therefore, young people need to focus on learning, accumulating practical knowledge, and using AI as a powerful tool to execute artistic projects in the best and most cost-effective way.

By PHUONG HA (VNA)/News and Ethnic Groups Newspaper

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