Empowering Filmmakers with AI: The Future of Filmmaking?
By: Alex Silverman From our friends at Planet Classroom’s Problem Solvers series, Jailene Kontz presents the idea of Empowering Filmmakers with AI, offering a glimpse into the future of filmmaking and the tools we can expect to use. As AI takes the spotlight in various fields, including the arts and entertainment industry, filmmaking is no exception. Kontz provides insight by showcasing popular AI filmmaking programs, highlighting...
iFriend: Imaginary Friends Face a Real-World Problem
By: Alex Silverman Farid Tahmasebi presents iFriend, a story of two imaginary friends who face a problem only imaginary friends can have: being forgotten. The story’s concept is very unique and stands out with quirky main characters and bright colors. Alfred, the imaginary friend of a 9-year-old boy, faces the dilemma of being forgotten. If he becomes forgotten, he will lose his abilities and become a real person. After he meets...
The Red Planet: A Review of The Mars Mission – Our Next Frontier
By Xinrui Ma The Mars Mission: Our Next Frontier is produced by Laurie Kolarik to introduce NASA’s groundbreaking research in critical stages and its difficulties on the quest for Mars colonization. The three main stages to colonize Mars—Earth Reliant, Proving Ground, and Earth Independent—require significant human effort and evolution to accomplish. It’s safe to say that we still have a long way to go to ensure the...
Smart Technologies May Enrich the Lives of the Hearing Impaired
By Rhea Mursalin Tiffani Stitz’s film, Could Smart Glasses Enrich the Lives of the Hearing Impaired?, examines XRAI Glass, a company based in the UK that has launched software (to be used with Nreal Smart Glasses) to provide real-time subtitles for conversations. Stitz delves into the technical aspects of the glasses, explaining how the subtitles are generated and how they can significantly enhance the lives of the hearing...
The Global Search for Education: Alan Chriest’s So Much to Live For Today: A Celebration of Joy and Mental Wellness
This month, audiences can screen So Much To Live For Today on the Planet Classroom Network.
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