Earlier this year a new AI application was released to the public that is able to read text and define an author’s style. Called Emma Identity, the software combines natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning with the techniques of stylometry (the study of linguistic style). Given enough information—in this case, at least 5,000 words—Emma
2020 was a year of unprecedented change, but one thing helped us get through it — entertainment! Whether it was seeking comfort in old favorites or binging on something new, universally, our life was improved by launching into the world of story. With the loss of many theatrical releases, the Oscars look a little different this year. However, there’s still a lot to celebrate.
We submitted three panels to SXSW this year. Below is the synopsis and the links to the SXSW profile page.
Over the past few months, you may have heard stories about AI in the workplace that are more Rosie from the Jetsons and less Hal from 2001. Not surprising. What was once an indefinite, ominous tech villain is now a suite of tangible solutions that some people can use in their everyday lives. As noted by Wired, “AI is now powerful enough to make a solid first attempt at countless complex tasks, but it’s not so powerful that it seems threatening.” While we may not be living in the “golden age of AI,” we are in the middle of “the golden age of AI-enhanced productivity.”
StoryFit offers support throughout the creative development of a series. Our tools can measure a story at both the episode level and the series level to reveal important and telling elements. Watch this How It Works video to learn more about how you can get answers to questions about your episodic script.
If you’re curious about the hype around how AI can aid Storytellers, you’re probably asking, what is story research and why do I need it?
On Monday, April 16, StoryFit will present as a part of the Atlanta Film Festival. They’ll also be on hand for script insight consultations for attendees. Submit a question ahead of time here.
Script Secrets: The Data Behind Our Stories
Dive into movie scripts using artificial intelligence to put numbers to why and how men
StoryFit’s Character Network feature can help to identify the strengths and weaknesses in character relationships. The analysis of our vast script library has revealed what patterns occur in successful and unsuccessful productions, allowing us to pinpoint problems in a story. Watch this How It Works video to learn more about how StoryFit’s data can improve your story.
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Last week, Book Expo held its first educational webinar, “It’s Time for Publishers to Innovate and Monetize with AI and AR,”
Artificial Intelligence gives studio executives predictive analytics to make data driven decisions.
In this case study, we used our AI-powered story research platform to compare and contrast key elements of the original 1999 movie, “The Mummy,” a box office darling, with its 2017 sequel that didn’t share the same fate.
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