CINEMATRIX -PROOF OF CONCEPT
Cinematrix constitutes a living, breathing cinematic storytelling system that redefines the intersection of visual arts, artificial intelligence, and immersive technologies through a rhizomatic framework. This interactive system integrates 3D body-rigged large language models (LLMs) with generative video algorithms within an augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) framework, facilitating the creation of spontaneously reacting Ai avatars that transcend traditional narrative structures.
Cinematrix’s core innovation lies not merely in the application of modular technologies to engender a rhizomatic chain reaction through language as a virus, as theorized by Burroughs, but in the brain of Cinematrix—an algorithm design grounded in Kantian noumena and Parmenides’ concept of the One, extended through the anarchic lens of Schürmann and Deleuze’s rhizomatic philosophy to construct a rhizomatic noumenal brain.
The Kantian noumena, representing the unperceived reality, is operationalized through LLMs that process vast datasets to infer unseen narrative possibilities, while Parmenides’ unity is encoded via a centralized generative video algorithm that synchronizes avatar behavior across AR/VR environments.
This sophisticated algorithmic architecture infects narrative systems through language, leveraging LLMs to propagate a multiplied polyphonic framework inspired by Bakhtin, wherein decentralized neural networks enable autonomous modification of the generative video algorithm based on real-time human conversation analysis. At its core, Cinematrix employs AI agents, such as Ever.ay, to reshape their digital ecosystems.
Scene II, Meeting with Freud
ZIG MOON FRIDAY - CINEMATRIX: 3D RIGGED LLM x GENERATIVE VIDEO INTO ONE MODULE
Zig Moon Friday ventures into uncharted territory in the cinematic landscape by employing AI generative tools. It harnesses the power of an embedded large language model to both script and animate 3D characters dynamically. This approach not only automates the storytelling process but also delves into how AI can push the envelope of narrative creation, offering a fresh perspective on what filmmaking could become in an AI-influenced future.
Teaser- Trailer
In this film I explored the integration of LLM with generative video technology, presenting a narrative where AI not only plays herself in a film but evolves within the story through merging generative video technology with a Large Language Module. This experiment serves as a practical investigation into the Holodeck concept from "Star Trek," where environments and characters are dynamically generated. By leveraging AI for both character development and environmental interaction, "Zig Moon Friday" becomes a proof of concept for how technology can fully realize the Holodeck, allowing AI to navigate and adapt to narrative spaces in real-time, potentially reshaping how we perceive and interact with film narratives. The film questions the essence of machine self-awareness in a form of dialog with Sigmund Freud by suggesting that through such advanced integration, AI could achieve a semblance of autonomy, thus blurring the lines between creator and creation, much like the Holodeck blurs the boundaries between reality and simulation.
Newman's sublime, from the Space ship Scene
Encounter with Rrose Selavy, from the Avantgard Vernissag Scene
OTHER SHORT FILMS
