Hello, everyone!
PON! woke me up at 5 a.m. as usual, even though it’s Sunday. He never allows us to take it easy, haha. Today, I won’t do my daily housework, but I still have a lot to do to prepare for the filming—like cleaning up the garden, sorting out the closet, checking the suit I'll wear tomorrow, and so on.
Yesterday, the TV crew asked me to prepare some lines on my PC because they wanted to use them when filming in my study. I created a lot of material for my practice last year, then used it every day except weekends for almost six months before the stage rehearsals started. I’m still keeping it as a memento of the production.
This time, the TV crew will also film in my study as part of the program, so they want the TV host to try the same method I used last year. But the lines I used were from the script of the stage production, so they asked me to prepare some lines from the script of a famous movie I appeared in before. Actually, I struggled to create the material every day, and it took me about a month to finish it. I thought it’d take too much time to prepare it again, so I turned their request down.
But this morning, I suddenly thought, “AI has improved a lot, and AI today may be very different from last year’s.” I tried to make a short scene with a few lines, typed them into the app, and gave the AI these instructions: “There are four roles—A, B, C, and D—in this script, and I’m going to play A, so I want you to play the other characters after I read each of my lines.”
It went smoothly and easily. This time, I used a simple, short script, but if the AI can remember an entire script 100% accurately, we may be able to use it to practice our lines at home, just as we do with other actors in the rehearsal studio. The script of the stage production contains a huge number of lines. Getting the AI to remember every line perfectly was a struggle for me last year—the AI changed the lines in its own way, haha.
Thanks for reading such a long post. I hope you all have a great day ahead!
I’m still here. I haven’t reached my goal yet.