Huace Film & TV Establishes AIGC Research Institute: Developing Screenwriter Assistants, Script Evaluation Tools, Video Search, and AI Stills

Home AI News Huace Film & TV Establishes AIGC Research Institute: Developing Screenwriter Assistants, Script Evaluation Tools, Video Search, and AI Stills

Updated on November 14 2024

On March 13, Huace Film & TV announced the establishment of the AIGC Application Research Institute, dedicated to developing innovative tools for the film and television industry. Among its creations are a screenwriter assistant, script evaluation tools, video retrieval systems, and AI-generated stills. Recently, the institute unveiled the "AIGC Multi-Language Intelligent Translation Workflow," capable of generating translations in languages such as French, Spanish, Arabic, and Japanese in under 60 seconds. This system also delivers seamless audio narrations for story summaries in multiple languages.

Currently, the system is integrated into the C-Dramarights cloud platform. The company aims to enhance its capabilities by adding image support and animation adaptations, along with rapid advancements in audiobook functionality.

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