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AI in film production is being used in various ways, from pre-production to post-production. AI can assist with script analysis, video editing, special effects, and even casting decisions by analyzing audience preferences and trends. For instance, AI tools can automatically edit raw footage, suggest shot compositions, and enhance visual effects more quickly than traditional methods. AI is also being used for deepfake technology to create realistic visual effects or de-age actors. This accelerates production timelines and offers creative possibilities that weren’t possible a few years ago, but also raises concerns around authenticity and privacy.