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'Documentary in the Age of AI is a distinguished contribution that moves beyond uncontentious debates on AI-generated creativity. It incisively examines the impact of generative AI across the entire documentary workflow as a creative act of 'representing' factuality. The book asks us to consider the extent to which documentary makers can - and should - permit AI systems to reframe events and stories originally intended for human telling..'
- Sun Park, Ad Astra Fellow/Assistant Professor in AI and Digital Cultural Heritage, University College Dublin
'A timely volume that critically reviews the algorithmically mediated landscape in which documentary practitioners are working, Documentary in the Age of AI offers readers both theoretical and empirical insights into the myriad ways AI technologies are reshaping the documentary form and practice today. The book brings together work by a diverse slate of media theorists, filmmakers, and technologists, addressing urgent questions about documentary and truth, ethics, practitioners' agency, creative labour, and data colonialism.'
- Pei-Sze Chow, Assistant Professor of Digital Culture and New Media, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
The integration of AI into documentary filmmaking has not only revolutionized production techniques but also raised critical questions about ethics, authenticity and the nature of truth in storytelling. As AI tools become more sophisticated, they offer filmmakers unprecedented capabilities to enhance creativity, automate tasks and manipulate and generate content.
This edited collection seeks to delve into the multifaceted relationship between AI technology and the art and practice of documentary, exploring how AI is reshaping the creation, distribution and reception of non-fiction storytelling. Contributions from scholars, filmmakers and technologists critically examine the implications of this intersection, inviting readers to explore the nuances and complexities of this evolving landscape. In doing so, they rethink the possibilities of documentary as a creative treatment of actuality and raise important questions about documentary's role in the power structures of a new data colonialist world order.
Contents
List of Figures - List of Tables - Foreword: On Seeing and Believing, Kat Cizek and shirin anlen - Introduction: Documentary in the Age of AI, Pietari Kp and Dafydd Sills-Jones - Part I AIs Creative Frontiers - 1 The Documentarian as Guide in the Realm of Creative AI, Julia Scott-Stevenson - 2 Generative AI and Documentarys Metaphors, Joseph Horsey - 3 Revolutionizing Documentary Post-Production: The Role of Generative AI in Shaping Non-Fiction Narratives, Onul Birol - Part II AI as a Creative Tool - 4 AI & Auteurs: Creative Labour Practices and Responsibility in AI-Enabled Documentary, Anandana Kapur and Nagma Sahi Ansari - 5 Towards Computational and Expanded Documentary Forms: Possibilities, Problems, Creative Practices and Processes in Animated, Live-Action and Immersive Documentary, Max Schleser, James Berrett, Delwyn Jude Remedios and Susan Kerrigan - 6 Story Machine: Documentary Film Editing and the Digital Process, Nick Hector - 7 Reimagining Documentary: Assembling the Real and Algorithmic Agency in AI-Assisted Editing, Ruohan Tang - Part III AI and Ethical Concerns - 8 Generative AI and the Documentary Archive: Creative Opportunities and Ethical Abuses, Dominic Lees - 9 Synthetic Realities: Audience and Creator Perspectives on AI-Integrated Documentaries, Anandana Kapur and Nagma Sahi Ansari - Part IV AI and Documentary Cultures - 10 Im sorry : AIs Contribution to Trash Cinema in Eternally Twilight: An AIs Guide to the Twilight Saga, Gabriela Zogall - 11 Framing Technology and Agency in AI-Related Documentaries: A View from the Global South, Jude Mathurine and Subeshini Moodley - Notes on Contributors - Index
