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A) The Hollywood Movie B) Home movies to document something important. But now I'm challenged to create a screencast equivalent to a home movie with half-decent production values and that can be made quickly and without a huge investment of time. After thinking about this for a while, I boiled it down to two metaphors.
Since their early college days, Lahoti wanted to build a “text-to-movie” engine that could take a script or storyboard as input and generate a film, Malhotra tells TechCrunch. Rephrase was founded in 2019 by Malhotra, Shivam Mangla and Nisheeth Lahoti. “This is the problem Rephrase aims to solve.”
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I created a storyboard with small scenes. I found that I don't like reading a script word for word, so what works for me is bullet points. When the movie is done, I got back and do fine tuning: -edit out ums - not all of them. In the end, I decided to produce as a SWF at 640x480 size with second to highest audio/video quality.
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