Film Industry

How does artificial intelligence affect the film, TV, and book industries – and how should we address the challenges and opportunities that the technology brings?

On Thursday 28.08, Bull invites you to a breakfast seminar on AI and copyright, industry experiences, and the need for regulation. Through short presentations, you will gain insight into how different stakeholders work with AI today, from Nordisk Film to the book industry, the film school, research environments, and VFX studios.

The seminar concludes with a panel discussion featuring key industry voices.

Programme

08:30 – Doors open and breakfast is served

09:00–10:30 – Short presentations

  • Welcome and brief overview of AI and copyright law: Tom Eilertsen and Lisa Digernes, lawyers at Bull
  • Nordisk Film’s decisions on AI use: Sveinung Golimo, CEO and producer, Nordisk Film
  • The book industry’s perspective on AI, regulation, and political work: Trine Skei Grande, CEO, Norwegian Publishers Association; former politician
  • AI guidelines for Norwegian film – who should create them, and how should a working group be formed? Fredrik Graver, Associate Professor, Norwegian Film School; Head of Education, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences
  • Plans for the MishMash Centre for AI and Creativity: Alexander Refsum Jensenius, Professor, Department of Musicology, University of Oslo
  • Use of AI in film production at Expanse: Fredrik Fotland, founder, Expanse (animation and VFX)

10:30–11:20 – Panel discussion

  • Moderator: Renée Hansen Mlodyszewski, producer, Needle in the Haystack
  • Participants: Fredrik Graver; Elise Christine Eide, CEO, Pullman AS; Trine Skei Grande; Alexander Refsum Jensenius; Fredrik Fotland; Sveinung Golimo

11:20–11:30 – Summary and closing remarks by Tom Eilertsen and Lisa Digernes, Bull