“To produce their films and series, Netflix and Amazon have already proven that it works. According to Sami Arpa, founder of Largo.ai, artificial intelligence can also be an opportunity for independent cinema.”
It turns out that the way we humans arrive at a decision will be one of the key components to whether or not mass adoption of AI technologies will occur.
2021 was a year of ups and downs for all of us. Both within the global movie business and in just about every other one, the COVID-19 pandemic has continued to affect us all and has prevented us from getting back to life as normal.
In collaboration with Austrian Film Institute, we presented how AI can be used as a leverage during the film production process on December 9, 2021.
We are happy to achieve a new milestone by closing our Seed round. We would like to thank all our supporters:
We are happy to be one of the award winner companies at this year’s TechTour Alpine 2021 along with Typwise, Readily3D, and Foodetective in the digital sector.
Largo was a part of MediaTech Hub Conference 2021 to present the vision of Largo.ai at the age of the transformation of the audiovisual industry with the usage of artificial intelligence.
Largo had a pleasure of being a part of discussions at this year’s Geneva International Film Festival with 3 panels.
At this year’s American Film Market, we discussed how AI can be a leverage for solving the problems in casting with Daryn Holland-Simons, Sean Cisterna, DGC, and Sami Arpa, with the moderation of Ana Maria Montero – Moderator
At the end of this summer, we expanded our collaboration with Samsung by contracting Sofy.tv for two more regions: Mexico and India. Any Samsung (smart) TV owners within these regions can watch the Sofy.tv content in a linear format.