Goodfellas’ CEO Vincent Maraval Says Michel Hazanavicius Cut Eight Days of Production on WWI Film ‘The Third Hand’ by Using AI

The French veteran spoke about the effects of artificial intelligence on film production while speaking at San Sebastián’s 5th Creative Investors’ Conference

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Vincent Maraval, the veteran CEO of major French sales-production company Goodfellas, spoke about the effects of AI in the industry while taking part in San Sebastián’s fifth edition of ots Creative Investors’ Conference, co-organized with CAA Media Finance. Asked by CAA’s Roeg Sutherland how the new technology is changing his processes, Maraval cited how AI cut eight days of production on a major scene of “The Third Hand,” the latest film by Oscar-winning “The Artist” director Michel Hazanavicius.

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