TellyCast, the leading international TV industry podcast and events business, has announced a new batch of prestigious speakers for the TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2024, Europe’s only industry event dedicated to the digital-first content sector.
The new names joining the must-attend event include:
Graham Swallow – Little Dot Studios
Joe Harbinson – Channel 4
Matt Risley – Channel 4
Stewart Clarke – Deadline
Matt Campion – Spirit Studios
Joe Churchill – Channel 4
Returning to BFI Southbank in London on 7th November 2024 for its third edition, the Digital Content Forum has established itself as a unique environment where creators, studios, producers, brands, media agencies, platforms, channels and the wider content industry can pitch, network, and learn with leaders in the fast-developing world of digital-first content. Previously announced as speakers at the event are thought leaders from companies including Meta, Snap, TikTok, Twitch, Wall of Entertainment, Creatorville, Strong Watch Studios and Quintus Studios.
Eleven panel, keynote and masterclass sessions during the day will focus on areas including creator economics and content monetisation; original IP and formats; brand funded digital content; and smart multi-platform production techniques. The event will also feature exclusive digital-first sector research and a presentation of digital-first formats from around the world by The Wit’s Caroline Servy.
New for 2024’s event is The Bridge – a networking lounge where delegates can book meetings and pitch their projects directly to the UK’s leading digital content commissioners and buyers including A+E, UKTV, ITV Studios, Blue Ant Media, Quintus Studios, Abacus Rights, Eccho Rights and Little Dot Studios.
Delegates will also have plenty of opportunities throughout the day to network with creators, studios, networks, platforms, brands, media agencies and media across four networking sessions. Event partners include 4Studio, Connect Management, Deadline, The Drop, After Party Studios, Quintus Studios, Tanooki, and Boom! PR.
TellyCast Media and Events’ Justin Crosby said: “As the traditional TV and digital first industries continue to overlap with brand funding and social platform developments, the interest in the next generation of social-first entertainment production continues to rise. Through events like the Digital Content Forum and The Bridge, I’m committed to helping stimulate growth for digital-first studios and content creators.”
TellyCast Digital Content Forum speakers, panels and sponsors are being added regularly in the run up to the November event and will be covered on The Drop website.
Tickets are now on sale at the TellyCast website, via this link.
For further information and sponsorship enquiries contact Justin Crosby at justin@tellycast.com
