Like it or not, we are potentially only months away from the first AI-generated feature film, and Jason Zada of Secret Level could be the one to deliver it.
Towards the end of 2024, a film called The Heist, clocking in at less than two minutes long, re-ignited debate about the potency of AI in Hollywood.
It was created in just a few days with visuals entirely generated via text-to-video in Google’s Veo 2 platform...
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Ant Boys on The Invite and AI's promise
ACE Eddie-winning and BAFTA-nominated film editor Ant Boys, whose work includes The Great and Veep, discussed his latest film, the comedy/drama The Invite, and shared his views on the potential of AI in film editing, during a conversation at the IBC Conference yesterday, presented by American Cinema Editors.
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Toby Scales: Building trust in an AI world
In preparation for his IBC2026 conference session, Toby Scales, CISO Media, Entertainment, Chairperson, Google Cloud, reveals what’s next for authenticity, provenance challenges, and AI.
Banijay’s Adam Kaczmarski: “Brand is the enabler of the entertainment”
IBC2026 speaker Adam Kaczmarski, Creative Producer, Electric Robin, explains why successful branded entertainment must put audiences before products, measure emotional engagement, and give creative partners room to tell compelling stories.
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CNN’s Alex Charalambides: Truth will become the asset
Alex Charalambides, Senior Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, CNN, brings digital reinvention to the IBC2026 stage.
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YouTube’s Marc Heufelder: Moving to the front of the pack
IBC2026 Conference: Marc Heufelder, Country Manager, Product Partnerships DACH, YouTube, explains how YouTube is increasingly collaborating with broadcasters.
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