Red Mosquito

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

Jorge wrote:The Adrien Brody speech was embarrassing because not only did it go on for way too fucking long, he also closed it with the worst kind of facile, meaningless platitudes in an attempt to sound important. Just the lamest shit

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

no, i meant the level of touching up. the method is new, but slight voice altering in post production is standard. They used AI to save money because of the tight budget

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

no, i meant the level of touching up. the method is new, but slight voice altering in post production is standard. They used AI to save money because of the tight budget

Yes, pitch correction, EQ and the like. This is nothing like that. It's not standard, it can't be

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:The Adrien Brody speech was embarrassing because not only did it go on for way too fucking long, he also closed it with the worst kind of facile, meaningless platitudes in an attempt to sound important. Just the lamest shit

sounded sincere to me. he's not a writer, but it came from the heart. why must you pretend to know his intentions?

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

no, i meant the level of touching up. the method is new, but slight voice altering in post production is standard. They used AI to save money because of the tight budget

Yes, pitch correction, EQ and the like. This is nothing like that. It's not standard, it can't be

sounds like you did your research... ... NOT

Jorge wrote:But this isn't about The Brutalist. It's about a speech he made. You don't have to love literally everything associated with a film you like

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

no, i meant the level of touching up. the method is new, but slight voice altering in post production is standard. They used AI to save money because of the tight budget

Yes, pitch correction, EQ and the like. This is nothing like that. It's not standard, it can't be

sounds like you did your research... ... NOT

I've been reading about this whole kerfuffle for months. The kind of thing that would've been done with ADR and a dialogue coach was done with AI software. Again, it is not standard

“Adrien and Felicity's performances are completely their own. They worked for months with dialect coach Tanera Marshall to perfect their accents,” Corbet explained. “Innovative Respeecher technology was used in Hungarian language dialogue editing only, specifically to refine certain vowels and letters for accuracy.

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:The Adrien Brody speech was embarrassing because not only did it go on for way too fucking long, he also closed it with the worst kind of facile, meaningless platitudes in an attempt to sound important. Just the lamest shit

sounded sincere to me. he's not a writer, but it came from the heart. why must you pretend to know his intentions?

Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

no, i meant the level of touching up. the method is new, but slight voice altering in post production is standard. They used AI to save money because of the tight budget

Yes, pitch correction, EQ and the like. This is nothing like that. It's not standard, it can't be

sounds like you did your research... ... NOT

I've been reading about this whole kerfuffle for months. The kind of thing that would've been done with ADR and a dialogue coach was done with AI software. Again, it is not standard

“Adrien and Felicity's performances are completely their own. They worked for months with dialect coach Tanera Marshall to perfect their accents,” Corbet explained. “Innovative Respeecher technology was used in Hungarian language dialogue editing only, specifically to refine certain vowels and letters for accuracy.

tragabigzanda wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:The Adrien Brody speech was embarrassing because not only did it go on for way too fucking long, he also closed it with the worst kind of facile, meaningless platitudes in an attempt to sound important. Just the lamest shit

sounded sincere to me. he's not a writer, but it came from the heart. why must you pretend to know his intentions?

No one can know anything about these people. By nature of our engagement with their industry, we are forced to consume not just their core products -- movies and shows -- but also the marketing apparatus that asks us to care about the actors as people, to decide whether or not we like them unconditionally, or at least to the extent that we'll give them a recurring shot any time they're in a movie or show.

Adrian Brody doesn't pass the smell test for me. He was pretty good in The Darjeeling Limited. I've otherwise never seen him do a thing that moved me; and his public persona annoys me. This stupid speech is just one example of him acting like a doofus any time the camera is trained on him.

I bet he's an abysmal hang, and this is a perfectly healthy way to interact with movies and celebrity culture.

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented

no, i meant the level of touching up. the method is new, but slight voice altering in post production is standard. They used AI to save money because of the tight budget

Yes, pitch correction, EQ and the like. This is nothing like that. It's not standard, it can't be

sounds like you did your research... ... NOT

I've been reading about this whole kerfuffle for months. The kind of thing that would've been done with ADR and a dialogue coach was done with AI software. Again, it is not standard

“Adrien and Felicity's performances are completely their own. They worked for months with dialect coach Tanera Marshall to perfect their accents,” Corbet explained. “Innovative Respeecher technology was used in Hungarian language dialogue editing only, specifically to refine certain vowels and letters for accuracy.

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NOT STANDARD

Jorge wrote:

tree_ wrote:But uh, you might want to look into that AI stuff. Not egregious, and pretty much industry standard stuff.

It can't be "industry standard" because it's such new technology. There is no standard yet as to how it is implemented