iQIYI announced that 10 AIGC films have entered the production stage, with Oscar Best Cinematographer Bao Dexi as the director.

IT House reported on August 1 that iQiyi announced on July 31 that "Bao Dexi·iQiyi Movie Theater" officially announced the final list of promotions. 10 AIGC Chinese commercial film projects with different themes stood out from the road show and officially entered the development stage. The creative teams of all promoted projects will receive full-process guidance and film quality control from Hong Kong photographer and director Pao Dexi, full-link support from the Nadu Pro professional film and television production platform, investment and publicity support from the iQiyi platform, etc., to better complete the creation of films over 60 minutes long. The types of projects promoted this time include science fiction, adventure, action, suspense, female growth, emotion, animation, fantasy, thriller, comedy and other diverse themes. The science fiction project "Snow Child 2085" was inspired by the classic domestic animation "Snow Child", and impressed the judges with the warm and healing setting of "robots hatching eggs" to protect the earth's last hope; the animated work "Qi Hu Speed ​​" was based on the fantasy IP of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and was recognized for its visual concept of flying cars; in terms of realistic themes, "Ember Road", which was based on the forest fire incident, showed the self-growth and redemption of a female rider; The fantasy comedy "My Mother Didn't Raise Me Well" re-deconstructs intimate relationships with a "body-swapping" setting; "River God Yin Yang River" is adapted from the classic suspense IP "River God" to create a new underwater fantasy adventure; "Bomb Dog" cleverly combines cyber combat with real-life crimes to tell the story of the desperate survival of an undercover reporter trapped in a "game test" scam; "Dark Sky" explores crime thrillers and father-son relationships; "Confessions of a Murderer" deeply integrates AI into crime and emotional narratives; "Erosion" explores human desires through ruins exploration; "Crazy Dopamine" presents a hilarious love adventure through a high-concept science fiction setting. IT Home Note: Bao Dexi is a Hong Kong photographer and director. He won the 73rd Academy Award for Best Cinematography in 2001 for the martial arts action movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon". He is the first non-American Chinese photographer to win this award. He has also served as the director of "Changjin Lake", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", "God of Gamblers" and "Tricky".