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Human Hands Behind Every Shot in RuPaul Film
2 Jun
Summary
- Director Adam Shankman vehemently denies AI use in the film.
- Hundreds of VFX artists were employed, all paid for their work.
- The movie is described as a human-made piece of joy for audiences.
Adam Shankman, director of "Stop! That! Train!," has publicly addressed speculation regarding the film's visual effects. He firmly stated that the movie does not contain any AI-generated shots, emphasizing that all visuals were produced by human artists.
Shankman explained that hundreds of VFX artists were employed and paid for their contributions to the film. He described "Stop! That! Train!" as a "fully human made piece of joy and laughter" and urged audiences to support the artists involved.
This clarification comes after some social media users and a reviewer suggested the film's VFX appeared to be AI-generated. One Letterbox review mentioned Acme AI as a top-billed VFX company, while a viral post on X also raised concerns about AI usage.
The film, which stars RuPaul and features several "RuPaul's Drag Race" alumni, is set to be released on June 12. Critics have noted its humor is targeted towards LGBTQ+ audiences, with many jokes landing effectively.
