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AI will shake up film as a game-changer, but immersion still depends on people

Director Kim Sung-soo (김성수), who made the 13 million-viewer film \"12.12: The Day,\" is continuing experiments with AI in filmmaking. At ACFM 2026 in Busan he presented the AI short film \"Worm Train\" and plans to use AI in key action scenes for a planned seven-part series, with an eye on attempting AI scenes in feature films. He says AI is a game-changer but cannot replace people, stressing that immersion and storytelling still depend on experts’ detail and collaboration.

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How can AI films reach global OTT? Panellists say humans must keep control to the end

At ACFM 2026 held alongside the Busan International Film Festival, creators from South Korea and China discussed making video content with AI using Kling AI 4.0. Director Kim Seong-su premiered an AI short, while stressing that people still determine quality, tension and immersion. Muam CEO Han Hyeri described an AI-live action hybrid feature and the need for directors to control the frame. An MBC C&I producer outlined a hybrid short-form drama, and director Li Wei warned against overreliance on AI.