AI Film Definitions & Classification
Defines AI-Native, AI-Hybrid and AI-Assisted classifications across script, image, performance, sound and post-production.
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Six AIFD specifications address definitions, production disclosure, rights, festival governance, accreditation classes and independent review.
Defines AI-Native, AI-Hybrid and AI-Assisted classifications across script, image, performance, sound and post-production.
Establishes accountable production roles, model-use disclosure, human oversight, correction and chain-of-custody requirements.
Covers training and source rights, performer likeness and voice consent, content provenance, hashes, privacy and machine-readable notices.
Covers eligibility, programming governance, jury independence, awards integrity, public disclosure and accredited operating scope.
Class A is an additional designation above baseline accreditation for eligible festivals and production organisations. It requires the applicable accreditation and additional conditions set out in CLS. Association membership does not receive a class.
Defines reviewer independence, conflicts, evidence decisions, surveillance, suspension, revocation, complaints and appeals.
“Shall” expresses a requirement; “should” a recommendation; “may” a permission. Notes and informative annexes are explanatory. A standard identifier does not establish an organisation’s accreditation.