Cinematic evolution: Embracing gaming influences in movie-making


Tony believes that the future lies in the integration of gaming and filmmaking, driven by advancements in technology such as AR, VR, and AI. — TONY PIETRA ARJUNA

At a time when the boundaries between cinema and gaming are increasingly blurred, more and more filmmakers are finding themselves inspired by the immersive worlds and intricate narratives that define the gaming industry.

With the rise of successful adaptations like the American post-apocalyptic HBO drama television series The Last Of Us based on the action-adventure game developed by Naughty Dog, the conversation around gaming’s impact on filmmaking has reached new heights.

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