Amazon just announced three AI-made animated series and they’re heading to Prime Video
Amazon has launched three AI-generated animated series for Prime Video as part of its new GenAI Creators’ Fund initiative. The series include Punky Duck, Love, Diana Music Hunters, and Cupcake & Friends, aimed at providing filmmakers with advanced AI production tools. This move marks a significant step in integrating AI technology into the animation industry.
- ▪Amazon MGM Studios and Amazon Web Services have launched the GenAI Creators’ Fund.
- ▪The first three AI animated series are Punky Duck, Love, Diana Music Hunters, and Cupcake & Friends.
- ▪Punky Duck is created by Emmy winner Jorge R. Gutierrez and features a punk duck and his friend in a fantastical Los Angeles.
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AI is officially in the animation business, and Prime Video is leading the charge. Amazon MGM Studios and Amazon Web Services have jointly launched the GenAI Creators’ Fund, a new initiative that hands professional-grade AI production tools and funding to filmmakers who previously had no access to either. The first results are three animated series that have been greenlit and heading to Prime Video are Punky Duck, Love, Diana Music Hunters, and Cupcake & Friends. The three AI animated series coming to Prime Video Amazon MGM Studios First up is Punky Duck, from Emmy winner Jorge R. Gutierrez, the filmmaker behind The Book of Life.
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