Canadian VFX studio MARZ has leapt into Hollywood's next digital frontier with Vanity AI, an artificial intelligence-driven tool to do beauty fixes or digitally render actors younger in films or TV series.
With the belief that Hollywood stars need never age on screen, or at least can do so more gracefully, Canadian visual effects studio Monsters Aliens Robots Zombies is close to commercially rolling out its Vanity AI artificial intelligence-driven program that cosmetically alters and enhances an actor’s skin and hairline in real-time or ages and de-ages actors for scenes set in the past or future.
The studio’s secret of eternal youth reached with algorithms was used for recent visual effects work on Marvel’s
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