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- Picture Panel 9 December 3:15 - 3:45PM
Cinema That Sees You
The next evolution of cinema won’t just be watched; it will watch us. As AI, sensors, and emotional data enter storytelling, films can now react to our expressions, attention, and feelings in real time. This session explores how directors become designers of living stories that adapt to each viewer, blurring the line between creator, audience, and machine consciousness.
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- Creator Economy Panel 9 December 2:40 - 3:10PM
Intellectual Property Is Personal Now
Creativity has become capital. As audiences fragment and distribution democratizes, the next wave of intellectual property is personal. This session explores how today’s content ecosystem is shaped by data-driven insights, cross-border trends, and emerging investment models. Drawing on global perspectives and grounded local cases, the speakers examine how IP is built, valued, and scaled—and what these shifts reveal about the future of ownership, growth, and strategy in the media industry.
Central Stage - Technology Keynote 8 December 4:55 - 5:05PM
How AI is Transforming Content Consumption Behavior
A new generation is growing up with AI as their primary interface to the world. From personalized feeds to multimodal searches and generative storytelling, algorithms are no longer curators, they’re shaping what we watch, read, and believe as co-creators. This session explores how AI-native behaviours are redefining attention, creativity, and trust, and what media must do to evolve their formats, distribution, and ethics for an audience that expects intelligence to be built in.
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- Picture Workshop 8 December 12:15 - 2:15PM
From Idea to Story: Exploring Your Voice as a Screenwriter 1\2
Day 1 — Discovering the Idea and Building the Foundation Day 1 focuses on identifying strong story ideas and drawing inspiration from personal experiences, social issues, and real-life events. Participants engage in practical exercises to extract ideas from everyday life and start developing them into a dramatic premise. Includes group discussions and feedback from the instructor to refine initial concepts.
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- Gaming Panel 8 December 6:10 - 6:40PM
Founders’ Playbook to Studio Survival and Growth
The gaming industry is navigating a reset as layoffs and studio closures continue, yet Kim Nordström, former EA DICE executive, and Robbie Daymond, famous voice actor (Sailor Moon, Critical Role), turned video game entrepreneur as CEO of Sassy Chap Games, are building new ventures anyway. In this conversation, they share what it takes to create enduring studios amid uncertainty, how to create buzz, attract talent and funding, and why tough times can be the best moment to start again.
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- Gaming Fireside 9 December 5:25 - 5:45PM
The Game That Plays You
We think we play games. But what if games are the ones playing us? This session dives into how modern games learn your behavior, control emotion, and predict your next move. It’s a wake-up call for creators and players who live inside systems that know them better than they know themselves.
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