Realizing Special Effects and High-Cost Sets with AI
Spoonlabs announced on July 7 that it will fully introduce artificial intelligence (AI)-based production technology to its short drama platform 'Biglu', and will sequentially launch original short drama series utilizing AI starting next month.
Through this system, creators will be able to produce scenes such as a motorcycle racing down a broken road or a medieval fantasy setting?scenes that previously required budgets in the hundreds of millions of won?without the need for actual sets or special filming.
Under the leadership of CEO Choi Hyukjae, Biglu has established a dedicated AI task force (TF), and plans to build a comprehensive AI support system for creators. This system will not only cover key stages of the production process, but will also provide translation and dubbing for global services, marketing video production based on viewing data, and a personalized recommendation system.
Starting next month, Biglu plans to sequentially release the first original short drama series in Korea utilizing AI technology. The company aims to focus on driving a paradigm shift in the short drama production market through a variety of genres.
Choi Hyukjae, CEO of Spoonlabs, said, "Our goal is to create a short drama production environment where more creators can take on a variety of genres and directing styles using AI technology," adding, "I am confident that the AI short dramas to be released within this year will set a new standard in the market."
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