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실사-AI 영상 결합 중심의 하이브리드 필름 제작 연구: 단편영화 <JOY>를 중심으로Research on Hybrid Film Production Focusing on the Combination of Actual Footage and AI Footage: Focusing on the Short Film <JOY>

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Research on Hybrid Film Production Focusing on the Combination of Actual Footage and AI Footage: Focusing on the Short Film <JOY>
Authors
이영주김정환
Issue Date
Aug-2025
Publisher
한국멀티미디어학회
Keywords
AI Generator; Generative AI; Movie VFX; Movie
Citation
멀티미디어학회논문지, v.28, no.8, pp 1170 - 1178
Pages
9
Indexed
KCI
Journal Title
멀티미디어학회논문지
Volume
28
Number
8
Start Page
1170
End Page
1178
URI
https://scholarworks.dongguk.edu/handle/sw.dongguk/61632
DOI
10.9717/kmms.2025.28.8.1170
ISSN
1229-7771
Abstract
Amidst the recent paradigm shift in the film industry driven by generative AI technology, this study proposes and analyzes a production workflow for ‘hybrid films’ that combine live-action footage with AI-generated video, verifying its effectiveness through the actual production case of the short film <JOI>. This research centers on a production method that cross-edits live-action footage, which depicts objective reality, with generative AI video that expresses the subjective inner world of the AI protagonist. Specifically, <JOI> applied AI in four domains, including generating weather conditions linked to the audience’s IP address and creating animal performances that were impossible to direct. The results showed that the proposed five-step workflow achieved significant success in terms of expanding creative expression and production efficiency. However, it also revealed clear technical limitations, such as maintaining visual consistency between live-action footage and AI-generated results, and the uncertainty of controlling the AI. Ultimately, the significance of this study lies in its contribution of a practical production process as research data for future creators, and in its exploration of the potential for a new cinematic aesthetic that visualizes the psychology of a non-human subject through AI.
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