Core Insights - The "Future Image" AI Film International Summit at the 30th Busan International Film Festival highlighted the impact of AI technology on the film industry, featuring discussions among global filmmakers and industry experts [1][2][4] Group 1: AI in Film Creation - The summit showcased five AI short films created by global creators using AI tools, emphasizing the creative potential of AI in storytelling [1][2] - Notable films included "Little Monster," which explores childhood fantasies and urban loneliness, and "Beopche," which visually narrates mysterious dream stories [2] - Industry leaders, including director Kim Tae-yong, noted that AI is expanding the scope of storytelling rather than replacing filmmakers, while sociologist Li Yinhe highlighted AI as a creative partner [2][4] Group 2: Industry Applications and Innovations - Bona Film Group announced the establishment of an AIGC production center and collaboration with Douyin and Jiemeng AI to produce an AI sci-fi short series, with plans for an AI-native animated film [4][6] - Volcano Engine's Seedance and Seedream models were highlighted for their capabilities in AI-generated visual storytelling, supporting high-quality image creation and narrative design [6] - Jiemeng AI introduced its upcoming digital human feature, which allows for the creation of animated characters that can speak and perform based on user inputs, enhancing the creative process for filmmakers [6]