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In this episode of RealmIQ Sessions, Curt Doty interviews Oscar-winning Scott Ross, co-founder of Digital Domain alongside James Cameron and Stan Winston. Ross discusses his experiences in the visual effects (VFX) industry, Hollywood’s reluctance to embrace AI, and the broader impact of AI on filmmaking and creative industries. They explore the disruptive potential of AI, particularly in VFX, how AI is reshaping creative roles, and whether AI-driven storytelling can match human creativity. Ross shares insights on Hollywood’s cost-cutting tendencies and speculates on a future where AI-generated content could surpass human-directed films in efficiency. Ross also discusses his new book, "Upstart: The Digital Film Revolution from T2 to Titanic," where he chronicles the digital transformation of the film industry from his unique perspective. The conversation touches on generational shifts in technology adoption, the potential obsolescence of traditional filmmaking roles, and how creatives must adapt to AI-driven tools while retaining human ingenuity. Topics Covered 1. Scott Ross’ Background o Co-founder of Digital Domain (with James Cameron & Stan Winston) o Oscar-winning VFX work on Titanic, What Dreams May Come, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button o Experience in advertising and Clio award recognition o Membership in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and Television Arts & Sciences 2. AI and Hollywood’s Reluctance o Fear of AI in the entertainment industry (writers, unions, deep fakes) o How AI adoption is inevitable despite resistance o James Cameron’s involvement in AI-driven filmmaking 3. AI’s Disruption in Visual Effects (VFX) o How AI will eliminate jobs in VFX from the bottom up o Offshoring to India and China and the rise of AI automation in VFX o AI’s impact on storytelling and creative decision-making o The challenge of AI-generated visuals lacking narrative depth 4. Hollywood’s Industry Shift o Cost-cutting and consolidation in the film industry o Fewer movies and TV shows being made o Increased reliance on AI for budget efficiency o The rise of AI-driven advertising content 5. The Role of AI in Future Filmmaking o Will AI-generated directors replace human filmmakers? o The importance of maintaining a creative-centered AI approach o The potential for AI to replicate the decision-making of top directors 6. Generational & Cultural Shifts in Media Consumption o Younger generations rejecting technology (flip phones, less drinking, avoiding screens) o The rise of short-form AI-generated content vs. traditional filmmaking o Trends in China: User-generated AI video content platforms 7. Scott Ross’ Book – Upstart o A personal memoir of the digital revolution in film o His experiences navigating Hollywood and pioneering VFX o The challenges of publishing and reaching the right audience 8. The Future of Entertainment & AI o Will AI-driven filmmaking become the norm? o Potential dystopian scenarios where AI surpasses human creativity o Maintaining human-driven storytelling in an AI-dominated media landscape Pull Quotes & Attribution 1. Scott Ross on AI’s impact on VFX jobs: o “I would go so far as to say 75% of people employed in VFX today will be replaced by AI.” 2. Scott Ross on Hollywood’s AI resistance: o “The rest of the world has moved on with AI, but Hollywood is still stuck in fear.” 3. Curt Doty on AI’s role in creative industries: o “AI in the hands of great storytellers will prove that we still need human auteurs.” 4. Scott Ross on AI-generated filmmaking: o “An AI could model Steven Spielberg’s choices—would a studio rather deal with an AI than a human director?” 5. Curt Doty on the future of AI in advertising: o “AI-generated content might not take over Hollywood, but advertising will be its playground.” 6. Scott Ross on AI replacing VFX labor offshore: o “The first ones to go will be India and China—the low-cost labor jobs AI can automate.” 7. Curt Doty on generational rejection of technology: o “Young people are ditching smartphones, rejecting screens, and rediscovering analog life.” 8. Scott Ross on AI storytelling limitations: o “The problem is, AI’s work looks great, but the stories suck.” 9. Curt Doty on maintaining a creative-led AI industry: o “Creative-centered AI is my motto—let’s keep the human in the driver’s seat.” 10. Scott Ross on his book Upstart o “I wanted to tell the truth about the digital film revolution—not a business book, but the human toll of it.” Sponsor our show - https://www.realmiq.com/sponsors Receive our weekly newsletter: Subscribe on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/build-relati... Sign up for one of our workshops: https://www.realmiq.com/workshops Are you an AI Founder? Learn about our AIccelerator: https://www.realmiq.com/startups LinkedIn:   / curtdoty   Need branding or marketing? Visit: https://curtdoty.co/