Junk-E-Cat has released the first Prisma-made music video on his Instagram. Prisma is a photo-editing app that uses artificial intelligence and neural networks to alter photos into art-inspired "hand-drawn" images. Prisma is planning to release a video-editing version of its current photo-editing app.
Junk-E-Cat edited each individual frame of his music video on Prisma and then merged all 799 edited frames back into music video format. Junk-E-Cat used the Traverse Line filter to give the music video an animated film-like quality. The creative use of the photo-editing app has the potential to inspire similar music videos that would utilize the various filters offered by Prisma.
Although no release date for the Prisma video-editing app has been announced, its release has the potential to alter the way music videos are produced and edited.
What's Driving This Trend
- Prisma Video-editing
- The release of Prisma's video-editing app could revolutionize the way music videos are produced and edited, providing an opportunity for artists to incorporate art-inspired, animated filters into their videos.
- Art-inspired Video Filters
- The creative use of Prisma's Traverse Line filter in Junk-E-Cat's music video could inspire other artists to experiment with art-inspired video filters in their own videos.
- Individual Frame Editing
- Junk-E-Cat's editing process of individually editing each frame of his music video on Prisma could pave the way for more precise and detailed editing techniques in music videos.
Who This Affects Most
- Music
- The music industry could explore the use of Prisma's video-editing app to create visually stunning and unique music videos that stand out in a crowded market.
- Photo-editing
- As Prisma expands to include video-editing, the photo-editing industry could see new opportunities for innovation and growth in the use of AI and neural networks to create visually striking images and videos.
- Artificial Intelligence
- The use of AI and neural networks in Prisma's technology presents opportunities for disruptive innovation not only in the photo and video-editing industries, but also across various industries that could benefit from the creative potential of these technologies.
