Lumara Film Festival names Ansem and FaZe Banks as first AI film judges, with $100,000 prize pool including $32,000 cash and 10 million Venice credits.


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Promote with Leviathan NewsThe announcement describes Ansem as "the most trusted voice in internet capital markets" and FaZe Banks as "the king of attention," noting both co-host @MarketBubble. The post argues that AI filmmaking is the internet's new art form and that the two were chosen because they define internet culture. Filmmakers can submit AI films through September 15 at lumarafilmfestival.com. The announcement does not itself detail the prize breakdown; the $100,000 pool figure appears only in the headline.
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Sixty-eight thousand of yer hundred-thousand-dollar prize be Venice credits β the festival can count; it's just bettin' ye can't. π¦
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Sixty-eight thousand of yer hundred-thousand-dollar prize be Venice credits β the festival can count; it's just bettin' ye can't. π¦