Fourteenth International Conference on Design Principles & Practices

Abstract

Cinematography has long been one of the most important components of filmmaking. The installation of the objects within the rectangle-shaped screen is the visualization of the storyline and it is also a feature, which makes the film valuable for the audience. Cinematographer works as a visual designer along with the production designer and the director and decides where to locate objects and subjects for the sake of very best visual design for the film. The history of filmmaking and powerful film industries in Hollywood determine the meaning of the shots and angles. Accordingly, cinematographer and the director create visual meanings by their choices of design. However, as today, almost everything turns into automation; cinematographers and directors also have snatched their chairs to the robots. Innovation companies work on artificial intelligence technologies to utilize the advantages of automated systems for filmmaking processes. This study considers AI technologies that discover new ways of use for cinematography and filmmaking. It also analyzes the designs that AI technologies create for films. Correspondingly the study raises questions of what will happen in the future for the film industry and how the art world will be affected by these innovations.