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Tech Talk - Creative Workflows with OpenArt AI

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Creativity in the Age of AI

Creative Workflows with OpenArt AI

Wednesday, August 19, from 2:00 to 3:00 pm PST


Join one of OpenArt's Creative Directors for a practical overview of OpenArt's AI-powered creative platform. This session showcases the tools and workflows that help creators move from ideas to polished visual content.

Topics include:

  • AI image generation fundamentals and best practices
  • OpenArt Director: our agentic creative assistant for iterative workflows
  • Worlds: creating and exploring immersive AI-generated environments
  • Additional OpenArt features that streamline creative production
     

Presenter: Minyu Chen is a Creative Director at OpenArt and a filmmaker with an MFA in Film and Media Art from Emerson College. Her work spans independent cinema, theatrical features, and emerging media, with films she has produced selected, screened, and awarded at festivals across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. She currently explores new possibilities for filmmaking and visual storytelling through generative AI.


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