Vertigo A.I. | A Short Film Directed by Chris Peters

An artificial intelligence (A.I.) computer watched the Hitchcock classic “Vertigo” 20 times in a row and then it made its own disturbing movie. ▶ Subscribe to @The Slamdance Channel for more groundbreaking short films every Sunday at 5 PM (PT). Filmmaker’s Statement: In 2021, having a machine make a movie is just barely possible but in a few decades, it will be commonplace. By 2050, you will be able to turn on your TV and order the machine to write and render a new show just for you, all within a few seconds' time. This future reality may not be high art but you will likely find it entertaining – and may even save the result. This movie is a very early first step towards this eventual outcome. About the Director: Chris Peters is a Los Angeles-based painter and filmmaker. His films have screened at numerous Academy Award qualifying festivals, including Slamdance 2021 and winning the Peter Wilde Award at the 2020 Ann Arbor Film Festival. His formal education be