Behind the Scenes: Matti Haapoja's Debut Film "AI has no soul
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In this thrilling behind-the-scenes glimpse, Matti Haapoja embarks on his directorial debut with the short film "AI has no soul," where he also takes on the challenge of acting alongside Peter. The team dives into pre-production, grappling with nerves and excitement as they navigate the complexities of scriptwriting and pre-lighting. With a crew including Tyler, Nick, Alice, Derek, Dave, Pran, Spencer, and Isaac, they meticulously plan out the blocking and lighting to bring their vision to life. Matti's keen eye for natural light sets the stage for a realistic yet visually striking film.
As they delve into the intricacies of blocking, Matti and Peter strategize the optimal placement of props like the desk, couch, and computer to enhance the storytelling experience. The team's creative juices flow as they brainstorm innovative ways to capture the AI perspective scene through the monitor, adding a touch of mystery and intrigue to the narrative. Matti grapples with the dual role of director and actor, balancing his vision with valuable input from the crew to ensure a cohesive and compelling final product.
With a tight schedule ahead to shoot six pages in a single day, the team faces the challenge head-on, discussing the logistics of their shoot and the dynamics of on-screen chemistry between Matti and Peter. Nick's suggestion to reposition the couch for better camera angles underscores the team's commitment to delivering a visually captivating story. As they push the boundaries of creativity and collaboration, Matti's journey into the world of filmmaking unfolds with adrenaline-pumping energy and a relentless pursuit of cinematic excellence.
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