All articles tagged with #creative freedom
Originally Published 2 months ago — by PCGamesN
Motion Twin, the developer of Dead Cells, chose not to create a sequel and instead focused on developing a new game, Windblown, driven by their creative passions rather than external pressure or business considerations, highlighting their unique cooperative structure and commitment to innovation.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by BuzzFeed
Justin and Hailey Bieber are celebrating the release of Justin's new album SWAG, which marks a significant artistic milestone for him after gaining full creative control and parting ways with his former manager. The album, supported by Hailey, is described as personal, raw, and experimental, reflecting Justin's growth and new artistic direction. Scooter Braun also praised the album as authentic and true to Justin's evolution.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Rolling Stone
Justin Bieber's new album 'Swag' marks his first project with 100% creative freedom following his split from manager Scooter Braun, allowing him to produce his most authentic and vulnerable music to date, debuting at number one on major streaming platforms.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Kotaku
Hideki Kamiya, the co-founder of PlatinumGames and director of games like Bayonetta and Devil May Cry, revealed that he left the studio due to a difference in direction and a conflict between creative freedom and company growth. Kamiya expressed his desire to stay true to his own creative endeavors and work with friends, rather than focusing solely on corporate growth. He also discussed his plans for future projects, including potential sequels to Okami and Viewtiful Joe, but noted that he is waiting for Capcom to reach out.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Gizmodo
The use of AI in generating content is raising concerns about creative freedom and the impact on artists and authors. Platforms like ChatGPT and DALL-E are criticized for producing derivative content that lacks originality and is created by algorithms using thousands of real creative works. Artists worry about their survival in a market where AI can replace them or diminish their opportunities. Legal questions arise regarding the use of proprietary work to train AI algorithms. Additionally, a report by Freedom House highlights how AI is being weaponized by autocratic governments to suppress dissent and spread disinformation online. The report reveals that AI tools are aiding government censorship and facilitating disinformation campaigns. Regulatory solutions, such as transparency, independent research, and privacy regulations, are recommended to address the harms caused by AI in these areas.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Filmmaker David Ayer expressed frustration on Jon Bernthal's Real Ones podcast, stating that despite writing the first film of the blockbuster franchise The Fast and the Furious, he has "nothing to show" for it. Ayer claimed to have grounded the material in realism and diversity, but feels that his contributions have been overlooked. He attributed this to being an outsider in Hollywood and not participating in industry events. Ayer emphasized the importance of creative freedom and self-rescue in his future projects.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by HuffPost
Sydney Sierota, frontwoman of the band Echosmith, reflects on the highs and lows of her music career. From the success of their hit song "Cool Kids" to navigating label changes and the challenges of the pandemic, Sierota has experienced growing pains that have shaped her as an artist and person. Despite the uncertainties, she embraces the lessons learned and the freedom that comes with letting go of expectations. With a new self-titled album, Echosmith explores their true identity and shares their personal stories through honest lyrics.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Sydney Sierota, frontwoman of the band Echosmith, reflects on the highs and lows of her music career, from their breakout hit "Cool Kids" to the challenges of navigating the unpredictable music industry. She discusses the growing pains they faced, including lineup changes, label issues, and the impact of the pandemic. Despite the difficulties, Sierota emphasizes the importance of embracing change and finding freedom in letting go of expectations. She looks forward to sharing her experiences through honest lyrics and connecting with others who may relate to her stories.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hollywood Reporter
Christopher Nolan expressed his admiration for the James Bond franchise and stated that it would be an "amazing privilege" to direct a 007 film. However, he emphasized the importance of the right moment in his creative life and the need for creative freedom in order to fully commit to the project. Nolan previously revealed his interest in taking on a film in the franchise and has maintained contact with the producers over the years.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IndieWire
Christopher Nolan, renowned filmmaker known for his original blockbusters, expressed his admiration for the James Bond franchise and stated that directing a Bond movie would be a privilege. While he acknowledged the constraints that come with taking on such a project, Nolan indicated that he would consider joining the franchise if his creative vision aligned with the expectations of the Bond series.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Nintendo Everything
Hidemaro Fujibayashi and Eiji Aonuma, director and producer of the Zelda series, are not worried about being stuck working on the franchise. They believe the possibilities with Zelda are endless and that they have the freedom to explore new ideas within the series. They view being involved with Zelda as a comfortable and creatively fulfilling experience.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NME
Tom Hanks has said he would boycott books rewritten to reflect any “modern sensitivities”. Recently, book publisher Puffin announced that Roald Dahl’s books were being edited to remove language deemed offensive. Hanks, who has recently published his debut novel, said of the censorship: “Let’s have faith in our own sensibilities here, instead of having somebody decide what we may or may not be offended by."
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Al Jazeera English
Ed Sheeran has won a lawsuit filed by heirs of Marvin Gaye co-writer Ed Townsend, who claimed that Sheeran's hit song "Thinking Out Loud" copied the "heart" of Gaye's song "Let's Get It On". Sheeran hugged his team inside a Manhattan court after jurors ruled he had "independently" created the song. The closely-watched lawsuit was seen as a test case for musicians' creative freedom. Sheeran said the verdict was a win for songwriters' creative freedom. The case was Sheeran's second copyright trial in a year.