MovieLLM: Enhancing Long Video Understanding with AI-Generated Movies

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2403.01422v2
• Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2024 04:55:28 GMT
• Title: MovieLLM: Enhancing Long Video Understanding with AI-Generated Movies
• Authors: Zhende Song, Chenchen Wang, Jiamu Sheng, Chi Zhang, Gang Yu, Jiayuan Fan, Tao Chen,
• Abstract summary: MovieLLM is a novel framework designed to synthesize consistent and high-quality video data for instruction tuning. Our experiments validate that the data produced by MovieLLM significantly improves the performance of multimodal models in understanding complex video narratives.
• Score: 21.489102981760766
• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: Development of multimodal models has marked a significant step forward in how machines understand videos. These models have shown promise in analyzing short video clips. However, when it comes to longer formats like movies, they often fall short. The main hurdles are the lack of high-quality, diverse video data and the intensive work required to collect or annotate such data. In face of these challenges, we propose MovieLLM, a novel framework designed to synthesize consistent and high-quality video data for instruction tuning. The pipeline is carefully designed to control the style of videos by improving textual inversion technique with powerful text generation capability of GPT-4. As the first framework to do such thing, our approach stands out for its flexibility and scalability, empowering users to create customized movies with only one description. This makes it a superior alternative to traditional data collection methods. Our extensive experiments validate that the data produced by MovieLLM significantly improves the performance of multimodal models in understanding complex video narratives, overcoming the limitations of existing datasets regarding scarcity and bias.

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