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INT. HOLIDAY INN – READING – EVENING

Who owns your film?

Join us for a live, in-person event that puts cinema itself on trial. As AI-generated content accelerates, the foundations of authorship, ownership, and creative identity are being challenged like never before.

This is a structured debate disguised as conversation.

We will confront a critical question shaping the future of filmmaking:

If a machine can generate a film, who owns the story?

Through a high-stakes dialogue between legal experts, ethical AI advocates, and filmmakers on both sides of the divide, we will examine the reality behind AI-generated cinema and human authorship.

Hear from:

Together, we will explore:

  • Can AI-generated films be legally owned?

  • What defines authorship in the age of automation?

  • Does prompting equal creating?

  • Will audiences value human-made cinema differently as AI floods the market?

This session goes beyond theory. It challenges assumptions, exposes contradictions, and forces clarity.

We will also introduce Filmster.ID, a new identity and authorship infrastructure designed to verify, protect, and empower filmmakers in an era of infinite content.

So, the question is no longer what we can create:

What are we willing to own?

Who should attend:
Filmmakers, writers, producers, technologists, investors, and students who care about the future of cinema, authorship, and creative ownership.

Hosted by:
Filmster Network; the infrastructure for modern filmmakers to create, collaborate, and own their work; in association with REDA, Screen Berkshire, and Cinergy Studios.

Come ready to think, question, and take a position.

Sign up now to secure your seat.

Founder - Anush Venkataraman
Communications - Ankolika Kumar
Events and Culture - Sarah Ifidon

Chief Executive, REDA - Nigel Horton-Baker; Producer, Screen Berkshire - Dominique Unsworth; Sales and Marketing Manager, Holiday Inn - David Berry; Photography and Videography - Vania Flaccomio.

Ps. if you would like to speak in the panel, please reach out to ping@filmster.network. Thanks.

Location
Holiday Inn Reading-South M4, JCT.11 by IHG
Basingstoke Rd, Reading RG2 0SL, UK
By bus: Board bus 5 or 6 from Station Road (SC), near Reading Railway Station. By car: Parking available at Holiday Inn.
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