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We film stories set to classical music then screen them with orchestras. #SociallyDistantOrchestra

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@DineshDSouza Ever hear of Thomas Beecham? Sergiu Celibidache? Leonard Bernstein?! These conductors were known for being very expressive during performances, sometimes even shouting at the orchestra during performances. Also, this looks like a rehearsal. Seems like you just don't like women.

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@dissproportion *why is everything so clean*?

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@ayroned One of the funniest shows of all time. And this exchange was comedy gold.

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@tuliparbitrage @lite_thespark It sounds like you've never worked as a film editor. Most if not all films are made in the edit. It's not proofreading. It's the difference between a bunch of raw ingredients and a delicious meal.

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@incriptionnn @minchoi Learning to play music takes discipline and is both difficult and very rewarding. That's all gone with this.

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@incriptionnn @minchoi Making music is way more than audio output. It's a life-affirming and often painstaking process that helps musicians connect with each other, the musicians connect with the audience, the audience members connect with each other...

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@AnnaPanArt @ExtraTerraMusic Being able to devote your working hours to creating art because you're paid for it - writing, composing, drawing - is wonderful. Writing prompts that create this derivative AI stuff is nothing next to the joy and satisfaction that studying and mastering an art form gives someone.

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@AnnaPanArt @ExtraTerraMusic But that assumes that people have ample leisure time. Most people don't. The logical conclusion is that because of AI, art will only be made by those who can afford it.

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@minchoi How does machine-written chamber music make the world better?

[Hit Factory @HitFactoryPod]

sorry guys, but *every single one* of the LOTR movies.

[Matt Cohen @mattcohen2]

To get a comic-book style image without any telltale AI glitches, I just followed three simple steps:

1. I identified an artist whose style I wanted to replicate.
2. I took some selfies.
3. I grabbed my credit card and I *paid the artist* to actually draw a portrait.
(2/X)

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@debarghya_das Even if you could create a story with relatable characters rather than just a series of images, why would you *want* to do that? You're going to lose the entire communal aspect of movies. This is incredibly depressing.

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@Cobra_ss @_txniz @Rahll Yes, that came through

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@Cobra_ss @_txniz @Rahll How will the rest thrive? There isn’t a single profession out there, aside from service jobs for the wealthy, that can’t be replaced with AI.

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@debarghya_das So what you’re saying is, nobody will be a filmmaker. What you’ve done isn’t filmmaking. It’s stealing.

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@Cobra_ss @_txniz @Rahll That only works if we all have universal basic income.

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@TheHorizon2b2t If you can't see a positive, that's probably because you're not a corporation who finally doesn't have to pay any artists, filmmakers, designers or writers.

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@ElHombreZetina @TierZoo Something being the case and something being the case in an extreme way are different, though.