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Secret Invasion (Marvel Disney+ Series)
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Vanity Fair has a first look at the new series -
www.vanityfair.com
âSecret Invasionâ Revealed: Inside Samuel L. Jacksonâs Eye-Opening New Marvel Series
Why he has no eyepatch, where you’ve seen Emilia Clarke’s mystery character before, and 10 new images from the shape-shifting alien saga.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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A lot of spoilers/TMI in there, but it sounds like it's going to be a really good show! *fingers crossed*Vanity Fair has a first look at the new series -
âSecret Invasionâ Revealed: Inside Samuel L. Jacksonâs Eye-Opening New Marvel Series
Why he has no eyepatch, where you’ve seen Emilia Clarke’s mystery character before, and 10 new images from the shape-shifting alien saga.
erasure fan1
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This could be the best of the marvel shows so far. My favorite part of captain marvel was Talos and fury. So this could be a cool story to tell. The only worry I have is Disney still hasn't figured out pacing for TV. Hopefully this is where they turn the corner and have a all-around mcu show.
Ahead of the Secret Invasion premiere on June 21, Marvel is teasing a new website from photos on Twitter (some photos have been deleted shortly after posting).
The full website is https://www.theinvasionhasbegun.com/?c=us
The full website is https://www.theinvasionhasbegun.com/?c=us
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Here's the password for the website https://www.theinvasionhasbegun.com/?c=us.
RSD3PX5N7S
The password unlocks a 5 minute and 20 second video from Secret Invasion.
RSD3PX5N7S
The password unlocks a 5 minute and 20 second video from Secret Invasion.
Disney Analyst
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Loved this. Such a fun thing to see going around yesterday.
Sharon&Susan
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Since they used AI to create the opening, does it mean that portion of the show is in the public domain?
www.cartoonbrew.com
U.S. Copyright Office Says AI-Generated Images Do Not Qualify For Copyright Protection
According to the office, providing text prompts is not sufficient enough input to qualify images as "the product of human authorship.”
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Yes... unless they did their own post-processing on it, which would make it copyrighted. The original output would be public domain, but, we don't have a copy of the original output (I'm supposing).Since they used AI to create the opening, does it mean that portion of the show is in the public domain?
U.S. Copyright Office Says AI-Generated Images Do Not Qualify For Copyright Protection
According to the office, providing text prompts is not sufficient enough input to qualify images as "the product of human authorship.”
Warning!
Very slow burn. If you don't like series taking their time, wait 'til its almost over and binge it as a two part movie.
Very slow burn. If you don't like series taking their time, wait 'til its almost over and binge it as a two part movie.
Wendy Pleakley
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Since they used AI to create the opening, does it mean that portion of the show is in the public domain?
U.S. Copyright Office Says AI-Generated Images Do Not Qualify For Copyright Protection
According to the office, providing text prompts is not sufficient enough input to qualify images as "the product of human authorship.”
The Walt Disney company used AI animation? Ugh.
You think they tell Pixar or Disney Animation Studios to pause work on a feature film for title-art on a D+ series?
The shop that they shipped the titles to has done previous D+ title work. They started with AI and had their in-house artists massage what the AI produced. AI animation is pretty wonky at the moment and not ready to do title sequences on its own.
Wendy Pleakley
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Who said anything about using Pixar do do opening credits?
I just find it disconcerting that a company built on human artistry would go down this road.
Tha Realest
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Are you serious?
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TalkingHead
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so gross