Now, the company has signed a deal with Lionsgate that will give it access to the studio’s massive portfolio of films and TV shows. Today, Lionsgate — the studio behind films like the John ...

Entertainment giants Lionsgate are partnering with artificial intelligence (AI) company Runway to allow a new AI model to be trained on their extensive film and TV archive. Lionsgate, the studios ...

Another example has to do with Lionsgate Studios, which just signed a deal with AI video company Runway AI. This news comes as no surprise, as this isn’t the first case of a major media company ...

So this is pretty gross: Lionsgate, the film and television studio behind franchises like John Wick, and The Hunger Games, films like The Fabelmans and La La Land, and shows like Yellowjackets ...

Lionsgate will work with artificial intelligence research company Runway to create and train a new artificial intelligence model customized to the “Hunger Games” and “John Wick” studio’s ...

It’s hard not to feel the ripple effect when big shifts happen. One such shift came Wednesday when Lionsgate—the studio responsible for the John Wick, Hunger Games, and Twilight franchises ...

Tim Burton’s spooky sequel added a stellar $51.6 million in its second weekend of release, bringing its tally to $188 million ...

EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate will be participating in the Unity Summit Tour, which gathers industry leaders advocating for inclusivity. The tour will kick off Sept. 26 at Lionsgate’s Santa Monica ...

On Wednesday, Lionsgate pulled the trailer for Coppola ... Egan, a long time marketing executive who spent 19 years at Universal and also worked at Illumination and STXfilms, more recently ...

Lionsgate Studios has partnered with a company called Runway to explore the use of AI in film production, making it the latest major studio to dive further into a rapidly-advancing field in ...

Lionsgate is aiming to save a boatload of cash using generative AI technology as an assistive creative tool for filmmakers. Lionsgate, the film and TV studio behind film franchises including ...

The first casualty of Francis Ford Coppola’s film “Megalopolis” movie trailer controversy over the use of fake quotes from famous film critics is Eddie Egan. Lionsgate has parted ways with ...