AI Film Making with Jon Armistead
A three hour workshop
Saturday 2pm to 5pm
14 November
$60 Standard Price
$54 Community Services Card
$30 Youth (ages 16 – 24)
Learn how to turn written scripts into fully realised short films using modern generative AI workflows.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to build a short film from scratch—covering synthetic voice generation, image prompting, animation, and precision lip-syncing—to bring your own stories to life.
Learn how to turn written scripts into fully realised short films using modern generative AI workflows.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to build a short film from scratch—covering synthetic voice generation, image prompting, animation, and precision lip-syncing—to bring your own stories to life.
You will need a Google account and to bring your own device.
Jon Armistead
Jon Armistead (writing as Jonathan McQuillan) is an author and filmmaker whose AI pilot, The Biggest F#$*up in the History of New Zealand Sports Broadcasting, has been praised by Show Me Shorts festival manager Mark Prebble as "one of the best AI films I've seen".
His work focuses on dark, high-concept workplace satires and he is using AI Filmmaking as well as traditional film-making techniques to bring his series concept 'The Box Gets Bigger." to life. He'll show you what to do and what to do and what not to do, as together in his class where we exploit AI, before it exploits us.
The Learning Centre, Artworks
2 Korora Road
Waiheke Island
Auckland 1081
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Phone: 09 372 9868