YoungPost Club Learn
DOWNLOAD OUR APP
appstoregoogleplay
FIND US AT
My JourneyMy VocabularyMy Leaderboard
My AccountSearchAbout UsContact Us
Subscription Plan
School Subscription
YOUNG POST
NewsTrendingBeing wellLearning zoneShare with usQuizzes
SPARK
NewsTrendingBeing wellLearning zoneShare with usQuizzes
POSTIES
Big readEye on the newsHa-ha-happeningsThings to doYour saySteam studioHealth and happinessQuizzes
Subscribe to Young Post Club to access our great content
ABOUT US|CONTACT US|WRITE FOR US|PRIVACY POLICY|TERMS & CONDITIONS
©2026 Young Post Club. All rights reserved.
My Journey Hello
Brand Avatar
Young Post
My Journey illustration

With a subscription, you can answer quizzes and track your reading progress.

News / Asia

Korean filmmakers are hoping that AI can bring low-budget success

They are using artificial intelligence to create special effects, but is that enough to help their movies succeed?
byThe Korea Times
Published: 1:00am, 13 Dec 2025
Length: 197 words
Korean filmmakers are hoping that AI can bring low-budget success

Would you be interested in watching an AI film? Illustration: Shutterstock

The Korean film industry is having a hard time because fewer films are being made, costs are high and ticket sales are poor. Thus, filmmakers are trying low-budget methods and artificial intelligence (AI) technology to bring life back to the industry.

Director Kang Yoon-sung tried something new with his latest film, Run to the West. He used AI to cut down the time and money needed to make the movie.

The film is 60 minutes long, and it is the first full-length film to use a lot of AI, especially for special effects.

Kang pointed out how fast the technology could work. A car explosion scene that would take four to five days to make with computer graphics was finished in 10 minutes with AI.

However, Kang’s film did not do very well. This suggests that even with tech innovation, a movie can still only succeed if it meets viewers’ standards.

IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy reading
Artificial Intelligence
Technology
KEEP READING
cover
AI and Tech
Eye on AI: Hidden cost of predictive text – how autocorrect influences the youth
30 Nov 2025
cover
AI and Tech
Eye on AI: Recent scandals and controversies, from chatbots to copyright law
05 Nov 2025
cover
Mental Wellness
Explainer: What is AI psychosis, and how can chatbots harm your mental health?
22 Oct 2025