ArcNova Launches Global “100 Native Faces” IP Recruitment Program, Accelerating the Buildout of Its AI Digital Actor and Native Film IP Ecosystem

Recently, ArcNova, an AI-native film and content infrastructure platform, officially launched the “Global 100 Native Faces IP Recruitment Program.”

The program is open to ordinary individuals aged 18 to 60 worldwide, regardless of nationality, profession, or industry background. It aims to discover 100 authentic, natural, and recognizable native faces and, through high-precision AI digital modeling technology, create exclusive digital film personas for selected participants. These personas will be officially included in ArcNova’s official digital film IP library.

Unlike ordinary model recruitment or short-term shooting collaborations, ArcNova’s program is positioned as a long-term digital film IP co-creation initiative.

Selected participants’ digital personas may continue to take part in the creation of film and television works across different eras, genres, and fictional universes. While maintaining the consistency of each character’s visual identity, these digital personas will provide a foundational character base for a wide range of content formats, including AI films, series, premium long-form productions, short dramas, animation, science fiction, fantasy, suspense, urban stories, war-themed works, and other types of productions.

ArcNova is an infrastructure platform built for next-generation AI film and television content production. Rather than being a standalone AI tool, the platform is designed as a complete content ecosystem centered on AI creative workflows, digital actors, film and television content production, content distribution, creator ecosystems, and Web3 participation mechanisms.

Through the “Global 100 Native Faces IP Recruitment Program,” ArcNova aims to further expand its digital actor asset library and provide long-term character resources for future AI film and television productions, character incubation, global distribution, and creator co-creation.

According to the campaign rules, ArcNova will focus on selecting faces with global representation and cinematic potential. Evaluation criteria include country and region, ethnicity and skin tone, age group, gender, professional background, facial features, temperament and style, character versatility, rarity, and suitability for AI modeling. Ultimately, selected participants will together form the “Global 100 Native AI Faces Matrix” and establish long-term digital film IP profiles.

For registration, participants are required to submit basic information, including name, nationality, age, gender, commonly used languages, and occupation. They must also upload recent high-definition facial photos, including a front-facing photo, left-side profile, right-side profile, and back-facing photo. To ensure AI modeling quality, the photos must be authentic original images, without filters or beauty enhancements, with clear and complete facial features in a natural state.

Applicants may also submit a self-introduction video of 30 seconds to 2 minutes to showcase their personal background, temperament, and on-camera presence.

In terms of the cooperation mechanism, ArcNova provides a transparent, secure, and optional portrait authorization model. Selected participants will continue to retain their real-life portrait rights and commercial interests, while ArcNova will only obtain the right to use their AI digital likeness for film and television creation within the authorized scope.

The cooperation models include long-term IP collaboration and single-project collaboration. Long-term IP collaboration is suitable for selected participants who wish to continue participating in the development of digital film and television. Participants may receive a one-time signing fee, long-term revenue sharing from film and television works, inclusion in the official digital film IP library, and future co-creation opportunities for film and television projects. Single-project collaboration, on the other hand, only grants authorization for a specific film or television project. Once the project is completed, the authorization will automatically terminate, and the participant will receive a one-time cooperation fee.

To protect the rights and interests of selected participants, ArcNova explicitly prohibits the use of digital likenesses in scenarios such as malicious AI face-swapping, vulgar or pornographic content, false advertising, product promotion or livestream selling, political propaganda, malicious press releases, infringement of personal reputation, or unauthorized commercialization as game characters. In cases involving villain roles, negative characters, sensitive subject matter, or special character settings, the platform will fully communicate with the participant before formal production begins, ensuring their right to be informed and their reasonable right of choice.

Successful participants will receive a range of exclusive benefits, including official portrait authorization compensation, an official certification certificate, AI digital film IP certification, exclusive end-credit attribution in film and television works, and priority access to official screenings. Outstanding faces may also have the opportunity to be upgraded into key digital star IPs officially incubated by ArcNova, with dedicated character settings, series production support, and long-term operation plans.

Industry observers believe that the AI film and television industry is moving beyond the single-tool stage and entering a more systematic phase that integrates AI creative tools, digital actors, content production, IP incubation, global distribution, and the creator economy. ArcNova’s global native faces IP recruitment initiative is not only an open participation program for ordinary individuals, but also an effort to build long-term character assets and a stronger content foundation for its AI-native film and television ecosystem.

In the future, ArcNova will continue to focus on AI digital actors, AI film and television production workflows, original IP incubation, content distribution, creator incentives, and Web3 participation mechanisms.

Through these efforts, ArcNova aims to bring more real faces into the digital film and television era, giving ordinary people the opportunity to become long-term characters and digital IPs in AI-generated film and television works.

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