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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2025 · 48 MIN

Machine Cinema Podcast - Re-Making History w/ GenAI

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In this episode, Fred Grinstein talks with Max Einhorn and Matt Wenhart, co-founders of Gennie, the generative production company behind the AI-powered recreations in Killer Kings—a new historical true crime series now airing on Sky History (part of the Hearst and A+E UK network). Max and Matt share how Gennie is using generative tools not as gimmicks, but as production-grade solutions to one of nonfiction TV’s longest-standing limitations: cost-effective, believable reenactments. They also dig into their scalable workflow, legal guardrails, and plans to build genre-focused IP beyond client work.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Gennie and Its Founders02:51 Max Einhorn's Journey in Film and Television05:46 The Role of Generative AI in Production08:59 Adapting to Rapid Technological Changes11:49 Announcing Killer Kings: A New Series14:40 Creative Challenges in AI-Driven Storytelling17:11 The Entrepreneurial Journey in AI and Media24:05 Navigating the Evolving Media Landscape26:23 Innovations in Production and Budgeting29:57 Legal Considerations in AI and Media31:19 The Impact of Generative AI on Creativity38:29 Future Visions for Content Creation41:04 The Role of Technology in Shaping Media

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