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SHORT STORIES OF LOVE

AiKiNO 

Introducing AiKino, the brain of the LATALLO CAMERA, a revolutionary new film and photo camera integrating the AiKiNO, the first Artificial intelligence designed to create MOVING IMAGES WITH SOUNDS AND MUSIC, it's integrated in a technical wonder, a photo and video camera that draws features from the Lumière Cinema Camera, the Leica photographic camera, and the Nagra sound recording device all in one, it also integratesin its database all the greatest classics of cinema television photography music and the arts, all integrated in a chip that fits in your mobile phone, a hi tech device, very modern but with a classic design like Phillipe Starck;

THE REVOLUTION IS COMING

INTRODUCING AiKiNO
AiKiNO is a groundbreaking Polish Artificial Intelligence dedicated to the entire filmmaking process. AiKiNO serves as a comprehensive platform, guiding users through every stage of film production, from initial concept to final distribution. This includes scriptwriting, casting, crew selection, production management, post-production, and even marketing strategies.

MEET YOUR MASTER(S)
AiKiNO is more than just a filmmaking tool; it's a masterclass in cinema itself. Drawing upon a vast database of both Polish and international films, AiKiNO assists in the creation of new films and serves as an invaluable resource for learning about the art of filmmaking. Users will be able to study the works of cinema's great masters, including numerous Polish masters, dissecting their techniques, exploring their creative processes, and gaining insights into the evolution of cinematic language over time.

A DATABASE OF CLASSICS
AiKiNO's users will be able to learn from the groundbreaking innovations of filmmakers like Andrzej Wajda, Krzysztof Kieślowski, or Agnieszka Holland, while also being inspired by the performances of Meryl Streep, John Malkovich, and Ed Harris, whose collaborations have graced the works of Polish cinema. Additionally, AiKiNO draws its knowledge from numerous masters in cinematography, sound, music, and more.

FREE FOR ALL
AiKiNO democratizes access to cinematic knowledge, offering aspiring filmmakers and cinephiles alike a unique platform to engage with the rich tapestry of film history. Based in Lodz, a city steeped in cinematic heritage, AiKiNO celebrates Poland's contribution to world cinema while fostering a global community of filmmakers and film enthusiasts. By integrating cutting-edge AI technology with a deep appreciation for cinematic artistry, AiKiNO revolutionizes the filmmaking process and serves as a beacon of creativity, innovation, and education in the digital age. A Sailor in Love, the first film by Martin Latallo, will be also the first film ever created with AiKiNO.

FILMS

RADIO

Cthulhu Ftaghan! This is a trailer I made based on the works of one of my favorite writers, Howard Phillips Lovecraft, the lonely genius of Horror, who spent most of his short life writing horror stories for Pulp Magazines and letters (it is estimated he wrote around 50 000 letters in his life) to other amateur writers, many of whom he never met. To realize this hommage to his work, I used three or for different apps, it seems there is an AI app for everything these days, and there a new ones coming out almost daily, I tried HaiperAi, Civit and Adobe Firefly, it took me about a day to create this one minutes of video, with of course the typical "frozen characters", because I haven't mastered the mouvements yet, but stay tuned! 

Testament

I leave to the four elements

what I was given for a short while

to fire - thoughts

let fire flourish

to the earth I loved too much

my body a barren seed

and to the air words and hands

and longings which are things unecessary

what remains

a drop of water

let it flow 

from the earth to the sky

let it be a transparent rain

a frosty fern a flake of snow

let it never reach the sky

to the earth valley of my tears

return faithfully pure, dew

that crumbles the hard soil

soon I will give back to the four elements

what was given to me for a short while

- I will not return to the source of peace

Zbigniew Herbert, translation Martin Latallo