Dan Gamble - Operating Cameras on "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" & Behind The Scenes Marvel Stories

find um Well, one thing that is very nice for me to see, especially, is I was looking at your director, Daniel Dustin Cretton's Instagram, and he was doing a series spotlighting all the artists, which I thought was brilliant.

And

in his final post, he said that 1,978 artists worked on the film.

And for me, that was an incredible thing to see in a world where AI is mobilizing people And we're having more and more conversations about that, whether it will take jobs specifically in creative industries.

We're hearing things like, I know Elon Musk said he's going to do his own AI Odyssey film.

No comment.

And so it's interesting to see the way things are changing and mobilizing.

So to know that there's still... a big studio picture that's employing artists that are doing handcrafted work.

It's really inspiring for me.

And I'd love to know for you what you think the importance of that is.

And if you think that that's something that's going to change, because, you know, I mean, I have my own views in AI, but at the same time, I do think it's something that's here to stay.

There's probably no avoiding it.

I'd love to know what you think the, what's so special about having a group of artists like on Spider-Man and how that may evolve.

Yeah.

in your own opinion, maybe in the next however many years? I

think just watching the movie sort of explains it.

They do an incredible job at the end of the day, and I'm not sure...

AI, how much they use it to help do what they do, I'm not sure exactly what happens in post, Maya.

But it's obviously, I find it more... better for all of us if more humans are involved whether we're using tools we're using tools within those fields to to help with cost i don't know or or or time maybe that's a benefit but Removing a lot of artists from the industry for AI is a pretty sad, sad thing to do.

I know there was news about a lot of people getting let go in the Marvel Universe.

Some of the heads that designed the suits throughout the years and stuff have sort of been let go.

I don't know how true that is, but that's what I heard on the internet and stuff.

It was quite a sad time because these people have worked so hard all their lives and they've built these careers and all of a sudden being replaced by a computer is rubbish.

It's sort

of soulless as well.