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AI & the Future of Storytelling

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As part of the annual Mindshare Huddle, exploring the future of technology and communication, Gunpowder & Sky asked us onto their panel to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on storytelling. Can an algorithm learn to tell more captivating, even diverse, stories than humans? Or will storytelling remain the last stronghold of our species as automation sweeps into all aspects of our life. And how can we tell stories together? Isn't story-reading the real value of a narrative, and doesn't that require consciousness? An endless and fascinating topic which we enjoyed dissecting with co-panelists The Brother's Lynch and a curious-minded audience. 

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DUST screening in LA

The brilliant platform for sci-fi short films, DUST, held a screening at West Hollywood's Silent Movie Theatre showcasing female directed films. Caleb opened the night and was very well received, thanks to the Dust team for organising this and widening our audience.

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Huffington Post interview

Libby-Jane Charleston, the Editor of the wonderful digital magazine Women Love Tech, interviewed us for Huffington Post Australia on shifts in sci-fi and gender (im)balance in the film industry. We've really enjoyed being asked engaging questions in recent interviews, though our subsequent essays can't always be easy to edit down...

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Interview with The New Current

The film and culture blog The New Current interviewed us earlier this year in connection to Caleb at this year's Cannes Short Film Corner. Some insight into how Caleb came about and the challenges and joys of making films. You can read the full interview here

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Randomcat does TriBeCa

We spent an energetic, exhausting and inspiring time at the 15th Tribeca Film Festival, from early morning press-screenings, talks, workshops and galas (and mmmaybe a touch of dancing). Highlights include the masterclass 'Prepping your shoot' with Catherine Hardwicke (what a whirlwind of energy that woman is), Ira Sachs talking to Andrea Arnold about her latest project (can't wait to see it) and working with street-cast actors and the premiere of Rafael Palacio Illingworth's 'Between Us', a movingly acted film about the push and pull of a 30something couple. We'll be back.

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