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Name a Movie or TV Show that has a positive View of AI

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Name a Movie or TV Show that has a positive View of AI

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Transformers

The Creator

Big hero 6

Walle

Wild Robot

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Name a Movie or TV Show that has a Negative View of AI

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Name a Movie or TV Show that has a Negative View of AI

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Terminator

Smart House

The Mitchell's vs the Machines

Her

Ex Machina

Blade Runner 2049

Big hero 6

Black Mirror

Minority Report

The Matrix

Cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2

2001 a space odyssey

I Robot

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There was a lack of communication. The director and AD were not aware that the extras weren’t at rehearsal until they started shooting and realized nobody knew what they were doing. That took time out of shooting.

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The AD said that the shooting schedule has no room for error with the time and budget for the film. This isn’t the best way to go into production because something will always go wrong

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Terry already had a reputation with going over budget and one of his films being a disaster so the producers should’ve taken that more into account considering it was the highest budget on a European film at that time

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When they wanted to do a costume fitting for the main actress and tried to get her to fly down for it, her manager constantly said no because she was busy, and they couldn't do anything about it because there was no contract signed so she had no obligation to come down

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Language issues at meetings! Some people could not speak English and this was the primary language of the meetings

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From Me to Everyone:  09:29 AM
Lack of actors
From Xander Pham to Everyone:  09:35 AM
I think he was focused in the creative decisions that he forgot the rehearsing
check the weather constantly
aircrafts

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1.  Somebody will always want more.  Know how to say “No.”  Know who can say “No.” Learn to combine “No” with an alternative suggestion or a choice.  E.g., “Okay, but if we add that, we’ll need to cut this.”​ ​ 2.  Gilliam’s reputation from The Adventures of Baron Munchausen – people never forget.  People want to typecast you.  Gossip will follow you (The film was a box office bomb, grossing just $8 million against its $46 million budget and losing the studio $38 million.) And a critical failure.​ ​ 3.  Communication and centralization – actors and departments scattered all over.  Despite wired world, people still want to work face to face.  There is a synergy in group work.

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From Violet Elliot to Everyone:  09:43 AM
I feel like they wasted a lot of time waiting for him to get better but in reality he’s an old actor who can’t exactly shoot in the middle of nowhere for 8 hours
From Me to Everyone:  09:44 AM
stunt actors!
From Jessica Rao to Everyone:  09:44 AM
Especially because he already had health issues before filming even started, this should have been the first clue to find a back up

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The Planning Process: The PM, AD​

Scheduling​

Meetings – Power and negotiation​

Assessing risk​

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Mitigating Risk: or how much risk is acceptable! ​

Assessing and Mitigating for Risk - Contracts​

Relationships & Personalities ​

Monitoring and troubleshooting- budget as schedule, checklist​

Actors – Packaging and Finance

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Lost in La Mancha Production Problems Padlet