Virtually Everything! Podcast Virtually Everything! Podcast

When looking at the new way people watch TV, streamers like YouTube are garnering such a large share of the eyeballs that even legacy companies are starting to strategize how to add more User Generated Content to their programming. But if UGC is going to be the "Next TV", then two specific A.I. issues may have a huge impact on content creators (00:00).
First, Peter Frelik is joined by UC-Berkeley lecturer Peter Bittner to go under the hood on how content credentialing works for generative A.I. features (ie. Adobe), and what lucrative opportunities can creators look into (2:18).
Then they break down the outcomes that the personalization of content by A.I. can have on creators and how it will reckon with our identity as storytellers (28:30).
Finally, on the Toast, Peter is joined by Daniel Mallek from Vū and A.I. Filmmaker/Stand-up Comic Jagger Waters to get the download on how Jagger and other storytellers have participated in very unique A.I. FIlm competitions at NAB and Cinema Synthetica at A.I. On The Lot (42:27).

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Peter is joined by Tim Moore, CEO of Vū Technologies to discuss what Virtual Production offered the market upon its introduction and how AI has impacted the workflow, both good and bad (01:47).
Then, they talk about Tim's anticipation of an AI market correction and how Virtual Production will help reboot itself during that time (19:08).
And in the Toast, Peter is joined by Daniel Mallek to discuss the beta release of Simulon, an intriguing app that fuses next-gen VFX and AR workflows to your iPhone (34:58).

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How do we attempt to categorize all the different things that GenAI can do in relation to filmmaking?
Peter explores the benefits and basic approaches to using GenAI in storytelling with Ryan Phillips, one of the filmmakers on the forefront of the technique. (2:20)
Then they explore the different types of GenAI technique, especially how AI will have the potential to turn films into video games. Could this change the film industry or create a new storytelling medium? (14:36)
Finally, Peter is joined with Daniel Mallek of Vu to highlight all the conversations and products that caught their attention at this year's NAB Show, including GenAI vs Utility AI, Adobe's AI Video Tools, the first Virtually Everything! Summit, Blackmagic, Aputure, Kelvin, Canon's 3D Camera and Insta360. (36:14)


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In preparation for the 2024 NAB Show, we are previewing some of the conversations to be had in Las Vegas.  

First up, Peter talks to Roy Kimani from CUBE Studios in London on how to approach all the new creative spaces we are inhabiting like virtual production and LED screens (2:05).

Then they define the role of the Creative Technologist and what that role will need to harness (11:50). 
To wrap up the episode, for the toast of the week, Peter is joined by Daniel Mallek of Vū to create their own NAB "Bingo Card" of products and trends that they think will light up the show! (32:00)

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In our first episode, our host, Peter Frelik, brings up the question on whether the newly released Apple Vision Pro can really "change filmmaking forever" as it's been said.

Peter talks to Alex Pearce from LightSail VR about the difference between VR/AR and how we got to the Vision Pro (2:09).

Then they explore the potential of storytellers questioning their reality and being able to relive their memories for better creative output (6:58).
To wrap up this episode, for the toast of the week, Peter is joined by Daniel Mallek of Vū to discuss how exactly is OpenAI going to pitch Sora to Hollywood executives next week. (27:52). 

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This is a podcast committed to digging into the art of tech-driven storytelling. Each episode finds us in front of the trailblazers and beat writers behind Virtual Production, the Metaverse, Web 3.0, XR, VR, AR, and even the mother of all advancements: AI. We go through the Reddit theories and virtually everything the internet can throw at us about these innovations with the desire to get to the truth! This is exactly what The Virtually Everything! Podcast is for. 
So, what can we learn together? 

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