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How Generative AI will Change the Entertainment Industry Forever

IBC2023: Since the first grainy black and white images danced across a screen, the entertainment industry has been in a constant state of evolution, integrating new tools and techniques that continue to change how we make art and do business. Generative AI already promises to be one of the most transformational and yes, disruptive, technologies we’ve encountered.

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TUTORIALS

What problem does Catena Solve

Standards – Tutorial: Introduction to Catena

What is the current tech behind cinema screens and projection?

Strengths and weaknesses of the cloud in production workflows

How TAMS helps modernise media workflows

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Using genAI to build brand-safe creative

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How CMMF improves player performance

Fast channels: Building on the opportunity of local markets

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Why expand your IP into games?

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