This week on The Self-Publishing Show, James Blatch and Cissy Mecca conclude their two-part conversation with Michael Evans, founder of Creatorwood. They delve deeper into how AI is transforming books into cinematic experiences, discussing the practical realities of creating feature-length films, the current limitations of AI video, and how authors can use visual storytelling to reach new audiences. Michael also shares his vision for the future of AI-powered entertainment and how authors can position their intellectual property for the next wave of publishing innovation.
At the start of the episode, James also announces that SPS Live 2027 tickets will be launching soon and reminds listeners about the exclusive Creatorwood giveaway, with 1,000 free viewings of the AI feature film adaptation of David Viergutz's Scare Mail.
Key Talking Points
Part 2 of the interview with Michael Evans, founder of Creatorwood
Turning books into feature-length AI-generated films
The opportunities and limitations of AI filmmaking today
Choosing which stories are best suited to visual adaptation
Building new revenue streams from your intellectual property
The future of AI-powered entertainment for authors
Why story remains more important than technology
Creatorwood's vision for connecting authors directly with audiences
Announcement of SPS Live 2027 dates and ticket launch
Creatorwood giveaway: 1,000 free viewings of Scare Mail
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