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Jamlok Poster Unveiled for AI-Powered Horror Film
Jamlok is a horror film being made by Koyal AI and Waveband Production.
The companies showed its poster at a festival in New Delhi.
They describe it as the world’s first AI-powered horror film.
Real actors will perform in the movie.
AI will help create things such as backgrounds, sets, costumes and extra characters.
The technology will also be used with actors’ likenesses.
The film will be made in several languages.
Its makers expect it to be completed in three months, and major actors are reportedly being approached.
The poster for Jamlok was unveiled at the Uncanny India festival in New Delhi.
Its makers bill it as the world’s first AI-powered horror film.
Koyal AI and Waveband Production are collaborating on the multilingual project.
The film is expected to be completed in three months, with major Bollywood and Tollywood actors reportedly in talks.
The production plans to combine real actors’ performances with AI-generated backgrounds, sets, extras, assets and costumes.
- Who
- Koyal AI and Waveband Production are making Jamlok; major Bollywood and Tollywood actors are reportedly in talks.
- What
- The poster for Jamlok, billed by its makers as the world’s first AI-powered horror film, was unveiled.
- Where
- At the Uncanny India festival at the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi.
- When
- The poster was unveiled on Saturday; the report is dated October 11 and says the film is expected to be completed in three months.
- Why
Key facts
- Film
- Jamlok
- Format
- Multilingual horror film using generative AI alongside real actors
- Production companies
- Koyal AI and Waveband Production
- Expected completion
- Three months
- AI uses described
- Backgrounds, sets, extras, assets, costumes and actors’ likenesses
- Poster unveiling
- Uncanny India festival, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
- Casting
- Major Bollywood and Tollywood actors are in talks, according to the report
Sources
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