Love and hate ‘gets a three-studio team

Singapore studies Hip Studios and Fizz Dragon teamed with Philippine Indie Publisher 8LETters in a Memorandum of Understanding for KO-products “Ai: Love and hatred “, a function of animated anthology that explores humanity’s relationship with artificial intelligence.

The ILO is listed in Cebu for the entertainment of the Business Forum, formalizes what companies describe as the first-friendly partnership between the competitive leadership, generative AI and independent publishing in Southeast Asia.

90-minute SCI-Fi-fi anthologies will make six 15 minutes of stories tailored from novels by independent authors, interrogation of conflicting emotions around technological progress. The function will also be published in English and Mandarin, using a hybrid approach that combines traditional animation with a top generative AI.

Drawing comparison to make Anthologies “Black Mirror” and “Love, Death and Robots”, goals to say a recognizable territory of the cognitive stories of independent Asian authors. The film marks the first war in the planned franchise that will expand into several platforms, including graphic novels, games and other derivatives.

“And it’s a novel and exciting to use a hybrid of traditional animation and generated and to advocate the film about the influence itself,” Chan Gin Kai said, co-founder and president of creative development in Hip Studios. “This cooperation pushes the boundaries of creativity and technology, opening new limits as the story can be imagined and experienced.”

The project will show six director in emerging by prominent authors. Stanley NG, the main advisor at Fizzdraung, emphasized democratization of technology potential.

“Generative AI is a tool that authorizes creative to achieve more than ever before. It allows us to revive ambitious stories that, recently, only budgets with Hollywood sizes could be realized,” NG said. “Through ‘AI: love and hatred”, we want to show how technology can boost imagination, allowing narrators to create bold, cinematographic worlds that talk to the audience everywhere with the audience. “

Cooperation extends beyond instant production, with FIZDragona and HIP Studio plans to establish and academia in the Philippines. The educational initiative aims to put on artists and film cats in generative AI applications, positioning the Philippines as a regional hub to create content AI.

“In 8LETTERS, our mission was always to help grow and evolve – and this project gives them a chance to move from the page to the screen,” Cindy Vong, founder and creative director of 8letters said. “It’s about creating opportunities for creative people through discipline to cooperate with each other and give independent votes platform to twinkle on new and exciting ways.”

Singapore Hip studios specialize in IP development and management through Asia and Australia. FIZZDragon, recognized by NVIDIA global startup program and Alibaba’s Jumpstar Top 30, has previously published AI-generated EPIC “Zheng II Sao”. Philippine Indie Publisher 8LETters has a catalog of over 900 titles and serves as the largest independent country publisher.