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Gregg Araki Says AI Helped Fix Noisy Scene in His New Film

New post-production tools cleaned a freeway-side mini-golf scene in I Want Your Sex, signaling a shift in how indie films use accessible technology.

Overview

  • Araki confirmed he used AI-assisted post-production to clean audio and help with editing on a mini-golf dialogue scene that was shot next to a noisy freeway.
  • I Want Your Sex is Araki’s first feature in more than a decade, co-written with Karley Sciortino and now playing in U.S. theaters from Magnolia Pictures starring Olivia Wilde, Cooper Hoffman and Chase Sui Wonders.
  • He framed the tools as practical fixes for technical problems in post-production while saying he does not support using AI to replace actors or writers.
  • Araki highlighted how modern cameras, sensitive phone sensors and affordable software are lowering technical barriers and making effects and editing accessible to lower-budget filmmakers.
  • He warned that Hollywood is undergoing major change and that easier production tools may help indie films compete even as financing and distribution remain difficult for small projects.