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Let’s roll up our sleeves and get into the weeds!
This isn’t another big-picture conversation about the future of AI. We’re getting into the daily realities of using AI to make and ship real film and television. the workflows that actually work, the problems that come up along the way, and how experienced creators are solving them.
Over lunch, veteran film and television creators will take us inside their work. Each will share a real project and break down the workflow behind it, followed by a candid discussion and audience Q&A.
1. Joel Kuwahara, PixelBento Box Entertainment
Joel Kuwahara is an Emmy Award-winning animation producer and co-founder of Bento Box Entertainment, the studio behind Bob’s Burgers, The Great North, Krapopolis and numerous other animated series. A longtime champion of new production technology, Joel helped pioneer Bento Box’s digital animation pipeline and has spent decades finding better ways to bring ambitious television projects from idea to screen.
2. Wayan Palmieri, Kartel AI
Wayan Palmieri is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker, editor and AI production expert working at the intersection of traditional filmmaking and generative AI. He spent roughly a decade at Marvel Studios, contributing to editorial across 25 feature films, before leading AI production at Kartel AI. His recent work spans AI-native and hybrid filmmaking, production pipeline design, and hands-on generative workflows for film, television and commercial projects.
Agenda
11:30 AM–12:00 PM: Lunch & Arrivals 12:00–12:15 PM: Project case studies 12:15–12:40 PM: Panel discussion + Audience Q&A 12:40–1:30 PM: Networking
Hosted by OpenArt.AI, your trusted platform for film and TV planning and production. (edited)
This event is a part of #LATechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
