Summary
Brandon Baum and Adobe’s Eric Snowden argue that AI’s biggest creative value is shortening the path from idea to usable direction, especially in ideation and preproduction. They emphasize preserving individual workflows and craft while using AI for alignment, exploration, and tedious production tasks such as rotoscoping, transcription, footage search, resizing, and translation.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Eric Snowden, Brandon Baum and Harry McCracken at HumanX Amsterdam 2026. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
When Everyone Can Create with AI, What Makes a Voice Stand Out?
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Key Takeaways
- Use AI to accelerate ideation, not replace story or craft.
- Prototype concepts visually before shoots to align creative teams.
- Automate tedious tasks like rotoscoping, transcription, resizing, and footage search.
- Let creatives keep individual workflows while adding AI where useful.
- Educate teams hands-on before forming fixed opinions about AI.
“true craft is produced in almost the painful journey it took you to get to that output”
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