Pacific Future AI & Film Event x Signals Launching in
Cancel Preloader
See what is possible with AI filmmaking, meet industry leaders and the new pioneers of this emerging field.Â
The world's top AI filmmakers, Industry Leaders, Creators & Technology Executives.
1Join the conversation and learn more about how AI is already transforming the film world inside and outside of Hollywood.
3Watch a screening of some of the most innovative new AI films in the world.
2Join us for cocktails and social time after an inspiring and thought provoking day.
4
Bryan Biniak is an experienced executive with over 25 years in the media and technology sectors, leading innovation in product development and marketing. As President and CMO of Songtradr Group, he oversees a portfolio of ten leading music and technology brands, including Bandcamp and MassiveMusic. He also co-founded Connected Travel, aiming to revolutionize vehicle technology. Bryan has held leadership roles at Microsoft, Nokia, and American Greetings Interactive, and contributed to the launch of Harmonix Music Systems, creators of Guitar Hero and Rockband. He serves on multiple boards and holds a BA from Boston University. As President and CMO of Songtradr Group, Bryan steers a portfolio of ten market-leading music and technology brands, including Bandcamp, MassiveMusic, and Big Sync Music, positioning them at the forefront of the industry.
Rob Bralver is the Co-Founder & Creative Director of DreamFlare AI. Rob's feature films have included Moby, David Lynch, Kanye West, and Common, distributed by Netflix and Hulu. He is a Strategic Advisor at Media Capital Technologies, a studio slate financing partner to Lionsgate.
Rachel Joy Victor is the co-founder of FBRC.AI, a company focused on creating AI-supported tools for the future of content production--from films to games to location-based experiences. Rachel's work as a designer, strategist, and worldbuilder for emerging technologies (XR/AI/web3) focuses on creating cohesive narrative, brand, and product experiences. She designs for a range of applications: from multiplatform narratives and gaming experiences, to tools and platforms, to spaces and cities. She draws from her education in computational neuroscience and spatial economics to facilitate the creation of data-informed emergent experience where world simulation, systems design, and cognitive architectures intersect. Rachel’s clients have included Disney, HBO, Technicolor, Vans, Ford, Nike, Havas, Meow Wolf, Niantic, and many more.
Dale, also known as The Reel Robot, has transitioned from a hobbyist filmmaker in tech to a professional AI Filmmaker, earning acclaim for his AI-assisted works. His films have garnered millions of views on social media, won multiple festival awards, and been exhibited globally. Through his production company, Solo Twin Studios, Dale produces TV series for top AI filmmakers, with content featured across major streaming platforms. Known as @thereelrobot on social media, he shares his latest projects and insights into AI filmmaking, continuously pushing the boundaries of this emerging art form.
Visual artist with a background in art direction, photography and filmmaking currently experimenting with ai tools in order to explore new ways of expression.
Under the pseudonym YZA Voku opens a playground for creation, experimentation and multidisciplinary intersection, to generate and develop projects with a different approach.
A collaborative artistic venture founded by Ethereal Gwirl, an AI artist based in New York renowned for her expressive portrayal of daily life, and LeMoon, an AI artist from Nice, France, known for her nostalgic and disturbing style exploring surreal themes, culminating in a dynamic fusion of creativity and innovation.
Sebastian's journey as a filmmaker and engineer began with a deep curiosity for audiovisual recording, sparked at a young age by his father, an amateur filmmaker. Under his father's guidance, Sebastian learned the now-lost art of slicing Super 8 films and synchronizing audio tapes, which set the foundation for his passion in audiovisual technology. He went on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering and Telecommunications, followed by a scholarship to pursue a Master's degree in Image & Sound Engineering in Barcelona, Spain. Now based in Miami, Sebastian is focused on pioneering the integration of Artificial Intelligence into audiovisual content creation. He is driven by the mission to revolutionize filmmaking through transformative AI applications, pushing the limits of how we create, perceive, and experience both film and sound. As a visionary in this emerging field, Sebastian is eager to lead the charge in reshaping the art of storytelling through AI.
With over 15 years of experience in the audiovisual industry, I specialize in integrating AI technology to enhance digital storytelling across multiple platforms. My expertise lies in AI Cinematography, Brand Storytelling, and Community Content, with a focus on creating broadcast-ready, visually stunning productions. By blending technical innovation with creative narratives, I aim to set new standards in AI-driven digital media production and push the boundaries of modern storytelling.
GET INSIGHTS
Discover and how this new technology is transforming the business and the art of filmmaking.
Draft schedule. Some events may change between now and the festival.
Michael Tippett
Kate Armstrong and Michael Tippett welcome all guests and speakers to the event.
Kate Armstrong
Coffee break.
Kate Armstrong
Panelists will explore how AI is reshaping aesthetics and challenging traditional visual norms and forms. Topics will include the practical impacts of AI-enabled tools on creative workflows and capabilities, highlighting what artists and filmmakers can now achieve, and how AI is democratizing filmmaking by lowering barriers and empowering new voices, leading to innovative forms of expression, distribution methods, and emerging creative communities. Featuring Manuel Sainsily, Stacie Ant, and Loretta Todd. Moderated by Kate Armstrong.
Lunch
Signals Curator
Signals Curator
Vincent McCurley
Unlocking the Vault: Enhancing NFB Archives with AI Discover how the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is harnessing artificial intelligence to enhance the preservation and accessibility of Canada’s rich film history. By transforming how filmmakers search and interact with vast film archives, AI is unlocking hidden treasures and making them more readily available for creative use. This session offers insights into the future of digital preservation and demonstrates AI’s role in advancing archival research.
Octavian Mot
AI and Me, a multi-piece installation by the artist duo mots (Daniela Nedovescu and Octavian Mot), was initially designed to reflect on human biases by allowing machines to express raw opinions about those in front of them. In this talk, Octavian tries to unpack how, after the first exhibition, the original intention turned into an unexpected exploration of why we let AI judge us, and the curious dynamics that unfold in one-on-one interactions between humans and brutally honest machines.
Kate Armstrong
Michael Tippett
This panel explores the current challenges and transformative impacts of AI in filmmaking and moving image industries. Discussions will cover the limitations of AI image-making technologies, their effects on media production, and how these limitations shape the industry's future. We'll also examine how AI integration has changed production processes, the most exciting or concerning AI developments, and the economic impacts of generative AI in Hollywood. Featuring Bryan Biniak (SongTradr), Rob Bralver (DreamFlareAI), and Rachel Joy Victor (FBRC). Moderated by Michael Tippett.
Kate Armstrong
Â
Pacific Future AI & Film Event x Signals Launching in
Centre for Digital Media: 685 Great Northern Way
Name: Michael Tippett
Phone: 604-657-6717
Email: admin@pacific.film
