Watching The Arc on a big screen showed us what AI cinema can really do. A few weeks ago, we attended a screening of The Arc, a 5-part series directed by Darin Stewart(@bydarinstewart) and executive produced by Simone Ferretti. It opens by throwing its characters straight into battle in 1600s Japan. From there, the series spans different time periods, explores nuanced characters, and holds you from start to finish. What impressed us most on the big screen was how easy it was to lose yourself in the story. You stop thinking about how it was made and just watch. AI filmmaking is improving every day. But watching a series on a big screen, in a room full of people, made one thing clear: this genre isn't going anywhere. It's only going to expand. And just as impressive as the finished product was the journey of bringing it to life. A small team completed all 5 episodes in three and a half months, while working through: → The technical limitations and issues of the models → The time pressure of creating quality content quickly → The biggest challenge in filmmaking: building a believable world that engages the audience The Arc, an Artlist TV original series, is now streaming on Fairground AI TV, available on Roku, LG, Amazon Prime Video, and Xumo Play. We're excited to have it on the channel and to bring it to the biggest screen in your house. #AIFilm# #AIFilmmaking# #AICinema# #TheArc#