Taiwanese company imCore has unveiled Core Studio, an AI platform for making films, at a launch event ahead of a 30 November release. imCore was set up by the R&D team of animation and VFX house Rabbit General Creative Pictures.
It covers script, storyboard, video generation, editing and colour grading. More than 24 specialised AI agents act as a virtual production crew. It claims Taiwan's first video generation model built and trained in-house by a team, while also connecting to outside models,. Story Atlas splits an imported script into scenes and shots and tracks casting, costumes and props, and a generation log records model, prompt, cost and human review per output.
Real Engine bundles Real Video, Real HDR (8-bit to 16-bit colour depth) and Real Revive. Its Mr Mango Project gives recruited creators 6.5 million creation points, about NT$1 million, and free training. Three universities teach with it this term.
About imCore
imCore is a Taiwanese company set up by the R&D team of animation and VFX studio Rabbit General Creative Pictures to build AI filmmaking tools. Core Studio is its platform.
Hanchao Cultural Technology is named as a co-investor and strategic partner in the company.
Rabbit's CEO says it turns years of VFX practice into AI tools. Mide Media says an AI production that once took half a year now takes about three weeks. Hanchao Cultural Technology co-invested; Taiwan Mobile and Wistron backed the launch. The Taiwan Creative Content Agency's head attended.
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