AI can generate a video in minutes. Making it usable is the hard part

e27 - Oct 13, 2026

Generative AI has made video creation remarkably fast. A scene that once required a camera crew, actors, locations and hours of post-production can now begin with a prompt and an idea. But after working with AI-generated cinematic videos, I have learned that generating a video quickly and producing a video that is actually usable are […] The post AI can generate a video in minutes. Making it usable is the hard part appeared first on e27.

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