Adrien Brody's Oscar win for 'The Brutalist' ignites discussions on artificial intelligence in filmmaking, especially its role in dialect coaching. Rather than replacing human talent, the AI tools helped refine accents in Brody and co-star Felicity Huffman's performances. Director Brady Corbet and editor David Jancso highlighted that AI was used to enhance Brody's Hungarian dialogue through technology like Respeecher. Critics argue this trend threatens craftsmanship, yet dialect coach Jane Guyer Fujita noted the process actually created jobs for Hungarian voiceover artists, suggesting a more nuanced view of AI's place in the industry.
In this case of The Brutalist, it actually seems like it created a few extra gigs for Hungarian voiceover artists, enhancing the film without eliminating jobs.
The use of AI tools in film, particularly for accent refinement, opens discussions about job preservation versus modernization in the cinematic craft.
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