Analyzing Innovative Pathways for Accessible Films in the Context of AIGC

Zheyi Fang

doi:10.54097/jsdzp987

Authors

Zheyi Fang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/jsdzp987

Keywords:

Accessible Films, AIGC, Path Innovation

Abstract

Currently, AIGC technology is injecting new vitality into the film and television industry, playing a positive guiding role in the development of accessible film production. This paper examines the current status of AIGC technology in four areas of accessible film production: text generation, video editing, digital human applications, and audio applications. It explores the limitations and challenges that have emerged, and further investigates the potential development paths of AIGC empowering the field of accessible film production. The aim is to provide new insights for the subsequent creation of accessible films, and to further promote a new phase in the dissemination of accessible information in the digital and intelligent era in China.

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