‘Stranger Things 5’ won’t be getting any AI assistance
The production of Stranger Things' Season 5 has been delayed amid WGA Strike
‘Stranger Things 5’ won’t be getting any AI assistance, confirmation comes from the producer of the series!
Even though Netflix’s Stranger Things‘ final season is currently on hold, however, it will feature the cast going to look all-natural.
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Shawn Levy, who also directed two pivotal Season 4 episodes, recently suggested that the producers would do whatever they could to make the kids’ aging seem less apparent because it will have been several years since the previous season wrapped production.
This October marked three years since filming began on Stranger Things 4.
Director and executive producer Shawn Levy in an interview with Deadline stressed that he didn’t mean to recommend any computer-generated help.
“No,” when questioned about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to make the children appear younger, Shawn Levy was certain.
“I kind of was surprised that one sentence I said around this topic traveled so widely. The bottom line is, we know what we’re doing on this show. Our cast is brilliant. And these characters that the Duffers have created are so vivid. I’m not worried about everyone suiting back up and bringing them to life.”
Stranger Things 5 is one of many productions that came to a halt earlier this year in May when the writers went on strike.
The production timeline for the final season remains unknown.
