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This episode explores how AI may transform film and TV production, from writing tools to visual effects. While promising more efficiency and new creative possibilities, integration requires balancing enhancement with preserving human artistry. A case study on Top Gun: Maverick showed thoughtful AI use in planning, effects and analytics alongside human crews. As this technology evolves, maintaining the human spirit of imagination and storytelling remains vital.

This podcast was generated with the help of artificial intelligence. We do fact check with human eyes, but there might still be hallucinations in the output.

Music credit: "Modern Situations by Unicorn Heads"

This week we’re breaking down Baby Shower. Michael has the Party Planning Committee throw a baby shower for Jan, while Jan has already had her baby and just didn’t tell Michael about it. Jenna does a deep dive on the history of baby showers, the ladies explore the song Son of A Preacher Man, and Angela shares what Phil Shea gifted her after shooting this episode. So you can put this episode to the test, just like Dwight did with Jan’s stroller, but we guarantee it’s a very good, indestructible episode.

Forget looking for a needle in a haystack – instead, build a new type of metal detector, to find undervalued assets that others don’t see. That’s exactly what Franklin Leonard did when he started The Black List, an annual survey of screenplays everyone loved (but no one was making). Devise ways to find things no one else has found – or didn’t think to look for – and it could be the difference that drives you to scale. Cameo: Software engineer Tatiana Mac.

Learn more about The Black List: https://blcklst.com/

Learn more about Tatiana Mac: https://tatianamac.com/

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