The collective Edglrd of the Harmony Korine’s multimedia has suspended the first development deal with Amnesty International. The conditions of the deal were not revealed.
The two companies are planning to develop new projects, using the AI Gynecological Tools in Runway. Edglrd previously working with Runway on Marc Jacobs and Balenciaga campaigns.
“In Edglrd, we always experience technology and new tools and we are looking for new ways to create photos and storytelling,” Corin said in a statement about the Runway Blog. “This partnership revolves around exploring what is possible.” Korine used AI tools in Runway for his experimental project “Baby Invation”, which first appeared last year at the Venice Film Festival.
In a statement, Runway Jamie Umpherson Studio President said: “The partnership with Harmony is perfectly suitable – as a person who has done a profession of pushing the boundaries of traditional production structures and story structures, his experience is in line with how this new era is built from the media.”
Recently, Runway raised the addition of $ 308 million in a new round of financing, up to $ 545 million so far, and for the first time the Gen-4 AI models have appeared.
Earlier this week, Runway confirmed that Korine joined the jury of the third AI Film Festival; The content that was honored at an event on June 5 in New York is scheduled to be shown. June 12 in Los Angeles will follow it.
Over the years, Korine has developed a strong voice as a trial director with films such as “Kids” starring Chloë Sevigeny, “Spring Breakers” starring Selena Gomez, Vanisa Hodzins, James Franco and “The Beach Bum”, starring Matthew McConaughey.
