AI has the potential to revolutionize the film production process by helping filmmakers write better scripts, edit films, distribute films, and protect intellectual property. It is already being used in the film industry and its potential is only beginning to be explored.

Motion capture technology has revolutionized the film industry by allowing filmmakers to create more lifelike and dynamic special effects without relying on physical sets or props. It has been used in iconic performances and has advanced significantly since its first use, allowing filmmakers to create more realistic effects in a fraction of the time and cost.

Summary: CGI is a form of digital animation that is used in a variety of mediums, including film, television, video games, and advertising. It has been used in film since the 1970s, and its use has become increasingly popular over the years. Today, it is used to create realistic special effects, animate digital characters, create entire settings and digitally enhance existing footage. As computer technology advances, CGI will become even more realistic and detailed, and it will likely become even more popular in advertising.

Virtual Reality (VR) is revolutionizing cinema by creating immersive worlds with enhanced interactive experiences, 360-degree viewing experiences, enhanced visual effects and increased engagement.