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AI Adoption Rises Among Indian Screenwriters as Pay, Credit Gaps Persist, Tulsea–Ormax Report Finds (EXCLUSIVE)

February 14, 2026

A recent Tulsea–Ormax report highlights the rising adoption of artificial intelligence among Indian screenwriters, despite ongoing issues related to pay and professional recognition. The report indicates that while AI tools are becoming more integral to the creative process, significant gaps in compensation and credit persist, affecting writers' sentiments in the industry.

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Key Highlights

AI adoption among Indian screenwriters is increasing.
Concerns about pay and professional recognition remain significant.
The Tulsea–Ormax report titled 'The Right Draft: 2026' details these findings.

Asia Global News India Ormax Screenwriting Tulsea Markets & Festivals Berlin Film Festival Rima Das Shaunak Sen

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AI Adoption Rises Among Indian Screenwriters as Pay, Credit Gaps Persist, Tulsea–Ormax Report Finds (EXCLUSIVE)

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