There is a reason why creatives like Neill Blomkamp are choosing AI. It's because making a movie (or game) with teams is a lot of friction. Hundreds of devs dilute the vision. AI is much closer to author's intent. Before there was no choice. If you wanted to make a big movie or game, you had to take investors who had a say, and you had to herd cats getting the film crew and actors to not just accept your vision, but understand it and believe in it enough to execute. One flaw in the chain and the creative vision goes south, the product will either fail or disappoint the creator. And all along the way is FRICTION. Huge inertia in getting ideas to film (or game). Meetings, notes, countless revisions that chafe and wear on the team. With AI that friction is not just reduced, it's gone. And that is extremely appealing to the truly creative.