Geoff Cannon, DMLA President

Chris Do, Founder/CEO, Blind.

Victoria Hulett0Gross, VenusStock

The opportunity of solo entrepreneurship in the stock and beauty industry. Victoria Hulett-Gross of VenusStock will be speaking about the changes facing small stock agencies and the opportunities in licensing in a new media world, and how a small agency can be ahead of larger agencies in recognizing trends.

Moderator:
Leslie Hughes, iSPY Visuals
Panelists:
Stephen Forte, Collar.Tech
Lawrence Lazare, Pond5
Alex Reynolds, Shutterstock
Seth Lytle, IBM

Machine learning and Artificial Intelligence are often touted as the ultimate drivers of digital transformation. Going beyond the hype in Artificial intelligence to explore what, why and how.

Moderator: Chelsea Lauren, Shutterstock
Panelists:
Michael Goldberg, Celebrity Footage
Steve Kozak, Jimmy Kimmel Live
Gail Perry, Getty Images

The celebrity shows, photographers, videographers and rights experts come together for a lively conversation on celebrity and red carpet content, being a female photographer and the access, licensing and rights issues celeb creators face.

Tim Bigelow, Adobe Stock

Adobe is at the forefront of the intersection of creativity and innovation, developing tools and technologies to help brands and creatives keep us with content velocity. Join Tim Bigelow, Business Development Manager at Adobe Stock, as he shares how technology can help streamline the process to creating engaging visual experiences, and showcases the latest innovations from Adobe - including machine learning and artificial intelligence (Adobe Sensei).

Rob Sewell, SmartFrame
Joe Naylor, ImageRights

SmartFrame and ImageRights have partnered together in order to generate a new annuity ad revenue stream for you from your infringed content.

Moderator: Leslie Hughes, iSPY Visuals
Panelists:
Jason Yeh, Massive Assembly
Revel Rosa, Phantom Vox Studios
Tyler Gates, Brightline Interactive
Peter Schlosser, Ph. D., Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

Join us as we learn about the new immersive technologies of Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality - what they are, what they will mean to brands, and how they will affect the future of content and content licensing.

Moderator: Amanda Perrot, Adobe

Panelists:
Nancy Wolff, DMLA Counsel
Margaret Vincent, Stocksy
Lizanne Vaughn, Getty/iStock
Sejal Patel, Shutterstock
Sylvie Fodor, CEPIC

Intellectual property legal experts discuss the hottest topics facing he media licensing industry today - General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Framing, Small Claims, current case in the courts, DMLA's updated Known Images Restriction List, and more!

Moderator: Rick Gell, DMLA

Panelists:
Brendon Mulvihill, Jukin Media
Olga Egorsheva, Lobster
William Finkel, Fullscreen

UGC has exploded. We bring together leaders in gaming, social media, YouTube and stock who are shepherding an new generation of creators to discuss licensing, distribution, rights and monetization of their content.

Mathieu Desoubeaux, IMATAG

Is metadata still relevant to inform images of their source, context, and rights? At a time plagued by fake news and rampant infringement, metadata remains the most accurate and reliable method to inform images of their origin, rights, and authority.

Anna Dickson, Google

On its 20th anniversary last month, Google announced several new updates to Search, including new innovations in Google Images, Come listen to Anna Dickson, Photo Lead, Content & Community at Google, talk about these changes and how Google is thinking about a more visual future.

Worldwide leaders in 3D and Motion Graphics licensing discuss the technological, right, pricing and delivery challenges in this fast-growing content vertical.