Amazon to begin testing AI tools for film and TV production next month

February 4, 2026 · 9:31 PM

Last summer, Amazon MGM Studios launched a dedicated AI Studio to develop proprietary AI tools to streamline TV and film production, with a focus on areas like improving character consistency across shots and supporting pre-

Amazon to begin testing AI tools for film and TV production next month

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