Hollywood, in other words, has always run on invisible labor. The screen may suggest singular genius. But behind every auteur is a crowd: collaborators, consultants, fixers, ghosts. Writers who never got the rewrite fee. Editors who salvaged a broken second act. Designers whose mood boards made the pitch deck sing.
Cinema is a collaborative art form. It always has been. But the myth of the lone genius — the one voice and the one vision — sells better. It flatters the director. It simplifies the awards campaign. It is a story the industry tells about itself.
And now that story has a new character. Not a ghostwriter. Not a blacklisted screenwriter. Something even quieter.
AI.
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