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The April Advertising – Branding Event: The Evening Keynote Roundtables Tuesday, April 14th, 2026 Keynote Roundtables: Session I: 8 pm – 8:50 pm Eastern Time Zone Microdrama at Scale: Format, IP, and Monetization Speakers Confirmed: Joanna Popper, founder, Laurel Beach, Founder, & Co-Founder, SatireAI, Moderator Shicong Zhu, Head of Studio (LA), Dramabox Speakers to be announced Session II: AI & Cinematic Creativity: A Roundtable of AI Filmmakers & Creators Speakers Confirmed Charlie Fink, Producer, Podcast Host, Author, Adjunct, Columnist, Covering AI, XR, Metaverse for Forbes, Moderator Jeff Gipson, Creative Director, Operative Games, former Creative Executive, Disney & Universal Katya Alexander, Head of Production, Fable Studios Jason Zada, founder, Secret Level Nik Kleverov, CCO, Native Foreign Larry Cutler, CTO and Co-Founder, Baobab Studios 9 pm – 9:45 pm Eastern Time Zone Session I: Brand + Agency + Technology = Next Level of Strategies & Partnerships Speakers Confirmed Dennis Bajec, Partner, User Experience & IBM Distinguished Designer Elav Horwitz, Chief Innovation Officer, WPP Mark Figlilulo, Founder and Creative Chairman, FIG Rhonda Hiatt, Global CEO, M+C Saatchi Consulting Stephanie Layser, Global Head of Publisher Ad Tech Solutions, Amazon Web Services (AWS) Sarah Buckler, Chief Operating Officer, Fifty Thousand Feet, Moderator 9 pm – 9:45 pm – Eastern Time Zone Session II: The Creator Economy & Unique Vision: Algos, Analytics & Monetization Speakers Confirmed Zach Katz, co-founder, Fixated Aaron Sisto, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Chronicle Studios Jessica Berger, Senior Vice President, Innovation, Publicis Media Francis Mekhail, Head of Creative, First Round Collective Adrienne Lahens, CEO, Infinite Studios, former, Global Head, TikTok Creator Marketing, Moderator

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Albert Cheng Head of AI Studios Amazon MGM Studios Kudzi Chikumbu VP, Creator Partnerships Tubi Sean Cohan President Bell Media Kim Larson Global Managing Director & Head of Creators YouTube Eric Levin Chief Content Officer Publicis Media Dhar Mann Founder Dhar Mann Studios Wendy McMahon Advisor, beehiiv Former CEO, CBS News and Stations; President, ABC Owned Stations Brooke Meister Managing Director Link Management Verena Puhm Head of Dream Lab LA Luma AI Anna Saalfeld Head of P&G Studios Procter & Gamble Robert Sharenow President of Programming A+E Global Media Scott Winkler Head of Commercial Partnerships Dude Perfect

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Realscreen is honoring the late Dr. Jane Goodall during the Realscreen Awards ceremony set for February 3, during the 2026 Realscreen Summit.

The world-renowned ethologist, conservationist, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace is being celebrated with the Realscreen Action Award, which recognizes individuals whose work within the unscripted and non-fiction content sector has inspired meaningful social impact and driven positive change in the industry and beyond. Last year’s recipient of the Action Award was acclaimed filmmaker Dawn Porter.

Dr. Goodall’s work in the field as a pre-eminent scientist and animal behavior expert, and as a global voice for community-centered conservation and biodiversity protection, has been the focal point of scores of documentary films and series, dating back to 1965’s Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees, narrated by Orson Welles for National Geographic, to Brett Morgen’s riveting 2017 documentary Jane, also for Nat Geo. Through Jane Goodall Productions, she and her team have been in production and development on many upcoming projects, including Matriarch, a collaboration with BBC Studios, PBS and the WNET Group. Her passing in October of this year led to an outpouring of love from around the world, spanning world leaders, noted celebrities and inspired citizens — all of whom have been touched by her legacy.

“Over the span of decades, Jane Goodall’s name has been synonymous with the ideas of conservation, care for the animal kingdom and curiosity, and her presence and creative leadership in more than 40 documentaries and films, reflecting the important work of the Jane Goodall Institute, has cemented that status,” said Barry Walsh, content director and editor-in-chief for Realscreen. “We are honored to celebrate her lifetime of contribution — not only to the world of wildlife documentary, but to our understanding of the world around us — with our Action Award.”

Accepting the award on Dr. Goodall’s behalf will be her longtime film collaborator and the Jane Goodall Institute’s wildlife cinematographer, Bill Wallauer.

Established in 2010, the Realscreen Awards, held annually during the Realscreen Summit, have become a benchmark for excellence in non-fiction and unscripted content, celebrating the most innovative and impactful work from around the globe.

Jane Turton, CEO of All3Media, will also be inducted into the Realscreen Hall of Fame, and will take part in a keynote conversation at the Summit, bringing her unique perspective on the evolving global content industry.

For more information on the Realscreen Summit, taking place from February 2-4 and once again co-locating with NATPE Global at Miami’s InterContinental Hotel, visit the official site here.

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The Complete Conference Agenda (The Daytime Events)

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025

Noon – 12:50 PM : Eastern Time Zone

Session I:

Realtime AI Architecture: The Ferrari of Supercomputing – Arrival of Cinematic Le Mans – From Hollywood – Madison Avenue

Discover the game-changing potential of Real-time AI Architecture, so impressive that the most jaded Hollywood pros have called it, “The Ferrari of Supercomputing.” This Real-Time engine will enable unprecedented levels of creativity, innovation, and efficiency in games, AI movies, feature production, in 24/7 content creation. Imagine rendering photorealistic visual effects in real-time, eliminating tedious rendering processes. AI-powered content generation enables personalized storytelling and immersive experiences. Real-time video editing and color grading streamline post-production workflows. Advanced AI-driven animation tools enable realistic character movements and interactions. Enhanced content security and piracy protection are also made possible through AI-powered watermarking and fingerprinting. This session will delve into the cutting-edge technologies and architectures making Real-time AI a reality, transforming the content creation landscape forever.”

Ted Schilowitz, Visionary & Futurist, formerly Paramount Global & 20th Century Fox

Remington Scott, Founder, CEO and Chief Architect, Hyperreal® Inc., VFX, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Jim Geduldick, Founder – Director, Visual Effects & Virtual Production, Spaceboy Labs, Point Break, The Martian & Transformers: The Last Knight

Dustin Callif, President, Tool of North America

Kristin Glushon, Executive Producer, Nexus Studios, Moderator

Session II:

The AI Data Royalty Marketplace: Licensing, Monetization & Rev-Share

For the past two years, there has been massive technology proliferation across industries. Users have totally embraced the idea of AI as a content creation platform, from creative writing to image, music and entire film score creation. But how are the AIs “Trained” to provide these unique and even revolutionary services? The entertainment and technology industries are in a classic struggle to figure out the balance between innovation and compensation for rights and services. And without belaboring the question of “Legal Remedy,” a robust industry of AI Data Royalty, licensing, monetization and Rev-Share possibilities is emerging. The industry appears to be in the first stages of exploration and negotiation, and as with all vital industry challenges, the marketplace for AI Data is another fascinating journey in the world of innovation.

Speakers:

Peter Csathy, Chairman, Creative Media, Moderator

Rebecca Grossman-Cohen, Chief of Staff and Head of Strategic Partnerships, New York Times

Dave Davis, General Manager, Protege Media, USA

Mickey Maher, Chief Revenue Officer, Vermillio

Howie Singer, Adjunct Professor, NYU Music Business

Session III:

AI Games, Animation & Platforms – A Synthetic Universe of Creativity

Games has been a dominant entertainment market for decades, easily outgrossing feature films, and the addition of AI will clearly serve to amplify game innovation, impacting multiple platforms, starting at console game development but perhaps most immediately on social media and totally unique and innovative “Game Concepts” enabled by the fast paced innovation and impact of generative AI. Animation will clearly be the “Instant Winner” in GenAI short and longform, but what it specifically will mean within the world of Gaming, social media and Memes represents an “Explosion” we are all about to witness in real-time.

Speakers:

Scott Donaton, CMO and Head of Content, VersusGame

Devo Harris, CEO, Adventr

Carmen Chu, VP of Lifecycle/Consumer Marketing, Fandom

Brad Timmins, founder and CEO, eGen

Albert Thompson, Managing Director, Digital Innovation, Walton Isaacson, Moderator

Session: I:

AI & Magnificent Fashion & Beauty: An Exploration of the Imagination – Retail, Runway, Advertising and Virtual Human

“Fashion and Beauty Design” is the very definition of “Cutting Edge” personal expression and cultural identity. From Cleopatra to Coco Chanel and Christina Dior, from Twiggy to Calvin Klein and Kim Kardashian, the art of beauty and fashion have consistently pushed boundaries, challenged norms, and reflected the zeitgeist of its time. And today, we welcome a cascade of technology, with “Artificial Intelligence” leading the way in design, media, marketing and the re-imagining of our cultural identities and basic understanding of personal image and conception of self. Is this taking the power of technology too seriously? Is it an exaggeration? Perhaps and perhaps not.

Speakers:

Sarah Parnicky, Ambassador, Digital Fashion Week, Moderator

Metamorphix, Innovative Designer, Two-Time Winner, AI Fashion Week

Matilde Mariano, Creative Director, Designer, Architect, MOLNM

Wilfred Driscoll, co-founder and COO, TryIto

Additional Speakers to be Announced

1 PM – 1:50 PM: Eastern Time Zone

AI Filmmakers Make Movies: A New Frontier – A New Level of Creativity

As artificial intelligence advances into a new frontier of film production, creators employ sophisticated prompts—incorporating zoom and pan directives, nuanced facial expressions, and intricate character interactions—to produce cinematic works in real time, now in short-form but the vision of feature-length features is clearly within sight. Yet, a fundamental question emerges: Who holds the mantle of “Creator”—the human artist who conceives the narrative or the technology that executes it? This session examines how AI-driven tools are elevating creative expression to unprecedented levels, transforming the filmmaking process. It explores the interplay between human vision and machine capability, revealing how artificial intelligence serves not merely as an instrument but as a collaborative force. This convergence is redefining storytelling, expanding the boundaries of cinema, and challenging traditional notions of authorship in the digital age.

Speakers:

Katya Alexander, Producer/Director, Fable Studios

Eric Shamlin, CEO, Secret Level and Co-Governor, Emerging Media Programming Peer Group, Television Academy

PJ Pereira, Creative Chairman & Founder Silverside.ai

Quinn Halleck, Experience Director, Tool of North America

Michael Lingelbach, Founder / CEO, Hedra

Leslie Shannon, Head of Ecosystem and Trend Scouting, Nokia, Moderator

Session II:

Hal 9000 Meets Hollywood – AI Agents, Training & Virtual Production: The Worst Case Scenario

First, let’s peek into an “Upside Down” scenario where Hollywood innovates an “AI to Human Collaboration.” Imagine the obvious and immensely popular creation of “Hollywood Companion AIs”—24/7 “Characters and Personalities” fully engaging with humans. What could possibly go wrong? From deepfake scandals and privacy nightmares to “Human-Machine Dependency,” this seemingly benign innovation is stockpiled with legal landmines and entertainment chaos, a chilling echo of the HAL 9000 sabotage in 2001: A Space Odyssey. Take Two: What happens when AI agents, trained on biased or flawed data, go rogue in virtual production pipelines? Picture a runaway AI subtly altering a complex feature story arc, inflating the project’s budget by 20%—and that’s just the start of a cascading problem cycle. In the not-so-distant future, a powerful AI could emerge as an “Executive Level Production Sledgehammer,” overriding creative decisions, rewriting scripts with unintended biases, or sabotaging productions with corrupted virtual sets. In this session, just for a moment, we’re putting on the brakes to the acceleration of “Cinematic AI.”

Speakers:

Steve Masur, Partner, Raines Feldman Littrell LLP, Moderator

Gerald Casale, Artist, Musician, founding Member, DEVO

Dan Neely, Co-Founder and CEO, Vermillio

Kirthiga Reddy, Co-founder & CEO, Virtualness

Meeka Bondy, Senior Counsel, Technology Transactions & Privacy Group and Co-Chair, Film and TV Group, Perkins Coie LLP

Tommy Petrov, Co-founder & CEO, CopySight AI

Session III:

The Virtual Production Studio: Revolutionary Experience – Revolutionized Industry

It’s almost impossible to exaggerate how much has changed in the past five or six years in the world of visual creativity and film production. What started out as an already impressive world of “Green Screens” and CGI has emerged as a universe of Gen AI video, prompted 3D images and full audio tracks, plus a vast war-chest of pre-visualization tools, all placed in the hands of our greatest storytellers. The industry is revolutionizing before our eyes. Filmmakers are transforming the ideation process, a world of AI and Virtual Production and in a matter of days, weeks and months, bringing it to life as a fully realized feature films, TV shows, advertisements and YouTube videos. In this session, we examine the phenomenon.

Speakers:

Jessica Powell, CEO, Audioshake

Eliot Mack, CEO, Lightcraft Technology

Autodesk, speaker to be announced

Seth Hallen, Founder & Managing Partner, Hallstone Ventures, Moderator

2 PM – 2:50 PM – Eastern Time Zone

Session I:

AI and Next-Level Storytelling: Creativity Beyond the Algorithm – AI-XR-Experimental

Let’s acknowledge certain ground rules, namely, XR, Holographic and AI experiences do not exist without the artistry and creativity of writers, directors, artists and actors. The technology may almost be without limits, but it is the contribution of the “Human Mind” working at peak performance which creates art and entertainment. Ultimately it is all about the “Human Creator and Team,” in collaboration with advanced technology. We may be entering a world of Google Deep Mind, Grok, OpenAI and Meta technologies, but at the core of the Digital Hollywood revolution, it is “Human Creativity and Experience” which will ultimately be liberated and empowered. How will AI and XR redefine the emotional impact of storytelling in tomorrow’s Creative World? What “Interface” will the “Consumer Experience?” Those are good questions that our speakers will explore.

Speakers:

Greg Kahn, Co-Founder, AI Trailblazers, Moderator

Jeff Burke, Associate Dean, Research and Technology, UCLA School of Theater, Film & Television

Rosemary Lokhorst, CEO & co-founder, BADASS Studios Ltd

Nigel Tierney, Executive Creative Director, Yahoo

Neville Spiteri, Co-founder /CEO, Wevr

Guy Gadney, CEO, Charisma.ai

Session II:

The Explosive Advertising Experience: AI + 3D + XR + Spatial

It’s like an erector set combined with a kaleidoscope of color that manifests as electronic layers, like a child’s wonderland emerging from within the imagination of the greatest artists in the world. These are the unique achievements of our technology industries enabling new and magnificent platforms with AI, 3D, XR and Spatial capabilities, each of which expand in capability month over month, year over year. Witness the stunning “Artistic Achievements” of the Advertising Industries, as they transform cityscapes, devices and platforms into vibrant, immersive experiences. This is a true celebration of the artistic spirit.

Speakers:

Lori H. Schwartz, Founder & CEO, StoryTech, Moderator

Johannes Saam,  Futurist/Creative Technologist, Framestore/atara.xyz

Verena Puhm, AI Creative Director and Director

Fabian Birgfeld, Chief Design Officer, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Peter Pinfold, CEO, Darabase Canada

Session III:

Video Creators and Podcasters: Shaping the Narrative – Influencing the Culture

In today’s digital landscape, video creators and podcasters have become the new architects of culture. We’re all familiar with the platforms, YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, X, Facebook, Linkedin, TikTok, Rumble Sirius, iHeart & Substack to name a few. Mainstream media is being overwhelmed by this barrage of digital technology. It may have been supercharged by the Covid media reset, but the momentum of this amalgam of indie to massively unique voices appear to be an unstoppable force. And the advertising and brand marketing are paying attention. Numbers don’t lie. Over 50% of national ad spend is now headed for non-MSM sources. In this session we will explore this phenomenon.

Speakers:

Joanna Popper, Former Chief Metaverse Officer, CAA, Moderator

Speakers to be Announced

Session IV:

AI & the Law: A “Deep Dive” – Fair Use, Copyright and the Doctrine of Innovation

Even with the successful resolution of the Entertainment industry “Guilds” strike of 2023, there remains an ongoing fear that “artificial intelligence poses an existential threat to creative professions.” The core AI issue sparking debate in Hollywood is not only based on compensation, data training and ownership but the creative control of the ultimate production itself. Additionally, “Deep Fake” technology has raised concern about potential harmful uses, such as political disinformation, revenge porn, and misuse of intellectual property. At the same time, many “creatives” tout the game changing benefits and innovation this technology can bring to artistic and other endeavors, such as educational opportunities, enhanced freedom of expression and reduced barriers to entry. This panel will discuss these competing concerns and whether existing legal frameworks, such as right of publicity, copyright, and existing regulations, are sufficient to address this powerful technology.

Speakers:

Zachary St. Martin, Head of US Commercial & IP Legal, TikTok & ByteDance

Rob Rosenberg,  principal, Telluride Legal Strategies; former EVP & General Counsel, Showtime Networks

Ian C. Ballon, Co-Chair, Global Intellectual Property & Technology Practice, Greenberg Traurig LLP, Moderator

Additional Speaker to be announced

3 PM – 3:50 PM – Eastern Time Zone

Session I:

The Complexity of AI & Art – Imagination of the Human + Machine: Cinematic Arts – Media Arts – RealTime Creativity

What does it mean when an artificial intelligence can dream? What does it mean to create art fabricated by neural networks rather than solely human hands and hearts. What does our future hold? Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon, is a magnificent and devastating portrait of grandeur and privilege of Europe of the 1700s and in equal measure, we can look to the magnificent treasure of Antoni Gaudi’s architecture of Barcelona, and both might be thought of as progenitors of the AI Art we aspire to today. While Generative AI art is like opening a door to a limitless supply of “Digital Art,” this new world of art by “Human and Machine” will be no less distinct and intriguing than any era of art which has come before.

Speakers

Leila Pinto, Multidisciplinary Artist

Xiaobi Iris Pan, Lead Product Designer, Amazon

Ulrike Kerber, Principal and Creative Director, Viva Design

Johannes Saam, Futurist/Creative Technologist, Framestore/atara.xyz

Elizabeth Kiehner, Global Chief Growth Officer, Nortal, Moderator

Session II:

Agentic Commerce: Integrating AI into Multiplatform Shopping and Transactions

The “Power of Compute” is coming of age. Agentic AI may have only made its way into the “Technology Lexicon” in the past six months, but the reality of Agentic AI may find its way into daily use with even greater speed. By integrating AI into multiplatform shopping and transactions, AI-powered payment processing plus a personalization and customer experience, may well produce a world of near frictionless commerce, or at least a wildly improved customer experience. The essential ingredient critical to its success, is privacy, security and the customer/brand relationship built on a foundation of “Trust and Loyalty.” the customer/brand relationship built on a foundation of “Trust and Loyalty.”

Speakers:

Michael Olaye, EVP, Managing Director, Huge

Michael Stitch, Partner, CourtAvenue

Sarah Buckler, Chief Executive Officer, Tangible, Moderator

Additional speaker to be announced

Session IV:

Cinematic AI & Virtual Production: A World of Tools and Technology – Layers of Innovation

While the operative words remain “Creativity and Storytelling” the advances in technology are breaking new ground to accelerate that process. Starting with the scriptwriting and storyboarding process, AI and a host of visual tools provide breakthrough options. And virtual production workflows are leveraging real-time game engines, motion capture, and LED volume technology to create immersive, interactive environments that blur the lines between physical and digital production. Real-time rendering and ray tracing are also unlocking unprecedented levels of visual fidelity, allowing filmmakers to achieve photorealistic results without the need for costly post-production processes. By integrating these innovations into their pipelines, filmmakers can unlock new levels of creative control, flexibility, and efficiency.

Speakers:

Doug Hogan, Creative Technologist, Groove Jones

Matthew Wenhardt, Head of AI Production, Gennie

Eric Yang, CEO, Topaz Labs

Peter Busch, Senior Vice President, Customer Success, Flawless

Margaret Burris, Unscripted Development Consultant, Reid AI Project, Moderator

Session III:

AI & the Design of Randomness: Unlocking the Inner Jackson Pollock

Our first thought was to call this panel, “AI: Inside the Black Box of the Imagination.” Artificial Intelligence, together with Machine Learning have opened the door to a relationship with a “Human Creator,” someone we might call an “Artist,” and the result is an exploration of the imagination that has never been seen before. The result is unique. Nevertheless, some critics, Jerry Saltz of New York Magazine’s Vulture among them, have articulated a clear disdain for this new and evolving art form. While others, the curators at MOMA in NYC to their credit, have honored AI’s best known artistic innovator, Rafik Anadol with a one-man show. Many have referred to AI Art as the “Design of Randomness,” referring to it’s kinship to Jackson Pollock. In this session we will explore some of those thoughts.

Speakers:

Evo Heyning, CEO, Realitycraft

Dan Novy, Assistant Professor, Emerging Media Arts, Johnny Carson Center, Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln

Anna Marie Piersimoni, Artist & Adjunct Professor, Department of Cinema and Television Arts, California State University, Northridge, Moderator

Speakers to be announced

4 PM – 4:40 PM – Eastern Time Zone

Session I:

Advanced Intelligence + Superstar Talent = Conversational AI, Virtual Influencers, Synths and AI Performers

Imagine a world where social media influencers are no longer just human, but also virtual. Where AI-powered performers can entertain, educate, and engage audiences with unprecedented precision. Welcome to the future of digital platforms, where Deep Fakes meet human intelligence and talent to create a new generation of influencers, synths, and performers. This technology is poised to revolutionize YouTube and TikTok, all social media platforms, as well as sectors of advertising and entertainment. Virtual influencers will enable brands to reach targeted audiences with unprecedented accuracy, using AI-driven engagement tools to maximize ROI. Meanwhile, social media platforms will be able to offer new, immersive experiences that blur the lines between reality and fantasy. Is there a breaking point that consumers will reject? This may be the moment to discover a new cultural balance.

Speakers:

Marc Scarpa, Co-Founder, DeFiance Media (Virtual Human News Anchors), Moderator

YI Zhou, Influencer, Visual Artist, Tech Innovator

Vacit Arat, Co-Founder & CEO, HIA Technologies Inc.

Samantha Tauber, Founder, VNCCII

Brian Weiner, Chairman/Founder, Synth Studios

Session III:

AI Data Royalties & Creative Partnerships: From Licensing to Micro-Payment & Rev Share

The intersection of AI and creative content has sparked intense debate among content owners, artists, and trade groups. As these stakeholders navigate the complexities law and legislation, at the same time, AI data royalty contracts and innovative solutions are emerging. In this conversation, our roundtable will explore the evolution of content licensing, including groundbreaking concepts in micro-payments and revenue sharing models. Join us as we delve into the future of creative partnerships and the potential for AI-driven royalty agreements to empower artists and content creators. Discover how these pioneering approaches can redefine the entertainment industry’s relationship with AI and ensure fair compensation for creative contributions.

Speakers:

Drew Silverstein, President, Head of AI Strategy, SourceAudi

Tim Porter, Co-Founder and CTO, Mod Tech Labs

Jeff Allen, CEO, FlikForge

Karen Allen,  CEO & Co-Founder, Infinite Album

Tyler Chou, Founder & CEO, Tyler Chou Law for Creators

Jason Henderson, Esq., Media and IP Licensing, JWL International, Moderator

Session III:

“Saga AI:” A Film Creator’s Discovery Engine: “Revolutionizing the Creative Process

Unlock your cinematic potential with Saga AI, a groundbreaking AI-powered tool designed for film creators, transforming scriptwriting, storyboarding, and previsualization animation. Saga AI empowers you by structuring narratives, generating dynamic dialogue, and crafting stunning visual storyboards, seamlessly aligning with Hollywood storytelling standards. Whether you’re battling writer’s block or refining a complex plot, Saga AI acts as your creative partner, offering tailored suggestions to enhance characters, develop captivating story arcs, and visualize scenes with precision. From indie filmmakers to seasoned professionals, this innovative discovery engine democratizes the filmmaking process, enabling anyone to bring their vision to life with ease. Join us for an immersive session featuring demos and insights from Saga AI’s creators, showcasing how this tool redefines storytelling.

Confirmed Speakers:

Russell Palmer, CEO & Co-Founder, CyberFilm AI, Moderator

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