
Artificial intelligence in film and photography
Please note, that the event is in Hungarian!
PROGRAMME
9:30AM–10:00AM
Registration
10:00AM–10:15AM
Welcome and opening remarks
10:15AM–10:45AM
Dr Rita Balla
The Digital Turn in Visual Arts Institutions? – Employee Attitudes and Institutional Practices Regarding the Use of AI
10:45AM–11:15AM
Máté Fekete
“Blasphemism” and Latency
11:15AM–11:45AM
Bálint Ligeti
Everything That Can Be Said About You Is Not You: The “I” Before and After AI
11:45AM–12:15PM
Can Togay
AI and the New Possibilities of Creativity
12:15PM–1:00PM
Lunch break
1:00PM–1:30PM
Csaba Szekeres
Can AI Be Creative in Storytelling? – Rethinking the Creative Potential of Artificial Intelligence in Film Narratology Through Indirect, Intersectional Regenerative Models
1:30PM–2:00PM
Gáspár Kéri
Synthetic Gaze – The Truth of Photography and the Dilemmas of Fictional Archives in the Age of Promptography
2:00PM–2:30PM
Balázs Dömötör – Róbert Farkas – Tamás Olajos
How the **** We Made Olga? – The Story Behind the Honorable Mention-Winning Film Who the **** Is Olga?
2:30PM–3:00PM
László Tasnádi
Synthetic Memory – Memories That Were Never Captured
3:00PM–3:15PM
Break
3:15PM–4:45PM
Round-table discussion
Participants: Dr Rita Balla, Balázs Dömötör, Róbert Farkas, Máté Fekete, Bálint Ligeti, Tamás Olajos, Csaba Szekeres, László Tasnádi and Can Togay
Moderator: Gáspár Kéri
4:45PM–5:00PM
Audience comments and closing remarks
EVENING PROGRAMME
6:00PM
Exhibition opening
László Tasnádi: AI Portraits
Venue: Artphoto Gallery
1111 Budapest, 30 Bartók Béla Road
SPEAKERS
Dr Rita Balla – arts manager
Balázs Dömötör, Róbert Farkas and Tamás Olajos – film directors
Máté Fekete – photographer
Gáspár Kéri – photographer, art educator and cultural journalist
Bálint Ligeti – photographer, media designer and 3D artist
Csaba Szekeres – film director, screenwriter and university lecturer
László Tasnádi – photographic artist, typographer and vocational instructor
Can Togay – film director and university lecturer
Organised by: Film and Photography Section of the Hungarian Academy of Arts
Photo: László Tasnádi