A spectral and hypnotic entry in this year’s Slamdance Film Festival is Chris Peters’s “film experiment,” 24,483 Dreams of Death, which uses a Mario Bava film (Mask of the Demon) as the sole source material for an A.I.’s imagination of our visual world. Over six days, Peters -- a filmmaker, painter as well as software engineer -- fed the frames of the film into the computer, producing images that represent, he writes, “… the machine’s neural network forming in real time, not foot...
"The Strange Beauty of our World, the Strange Disaster of Our World": Chris Peters on His Slamdance AI Short, 24,483 Dreams of Death
Filmmaker Magazine - 24 Feb 2021 22:58
A spectral and hypnotic entry in this year’s Slamdance Film Festival is Chris Peters’s “film experiment,” 24,483 Dreams of Death, which uses a Mario Bava film (Mask of the Demon) as the sole source material for an A.I.’s imagination of our visual world. Over six days, Peters -- a filmmaker, painter as well as software engineer -- fed the frames of the film into the computer, producing images that represent, he writes, “… the machine’s neural network forming in real time, not foot...
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