The second edition of the TellyCast Digital Content Forum is set to take place at London’s BFI Southbank this week. This industry event, organized by Justin Crosby, brings together key figures from the digital-first content space to discuss and explore business opportunities. With a lineup that includes executives from BBC Studios, Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat, the forum promises insightful discussions and networking opportunities for delegates.
The TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2023 will feature an impressive lineup of speakers who are at the forefront of the digital-first content industry. Among the speakers are Jasmine Dawson, the SVP of Digital Consumer Engagement at BBC Studios, Nat Poulter, the VP of Digital at BBC Studios, and Madi Woodstock, the Director of Digital Content & Programming – Scripted at BBC Studios. These industry leaders will share their expertise and insights into digital content engagement.
Joining them on the stage will be executives from other major players in the industry. Dan Biddle, Meta’s Entertainment Partnerships Lead for Northern Europe, will provide valuable insights into the digital landscape. Lucy Luke, Snapchat’s Head of UK Partnerships, and Ed Linderman, TikTok’s Head of Entertainment and News Operations UKIN, will present keynotes highlighting the role of their platforms in the digital content space.
Damien Viel, Banijay’s Chief Digital & Marketing Officer, will offer his perspectives on monetization, brand-funded digital programming, and new business models. Laura Marks, Channel 4’s Senior Digital Commissioning Editor, Mike Beale, ITV Studios MD Global Creative, and Tasha Harris, Sky’s Senior Influencer Lead, will also share their insights.
Building upon the success of the previous year’s event, the TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2023 aims to delve deeper into topics such as monetization, brand-funded digital programming, and new business models. The panels and discussions have been carefully curated to provide meaningful insights to the delegates, equipping them with knowledge and ideas to navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Justin Crosby, the host and event producer of TellyCast, expressed his excitement about the upcoming event. He emphasized the importance of the expertise and creativity showcased at previous editions and aims to continue providing a platform for the next generation of entertainment. With the BFI Southbank as the venue, delegates can expect an immersive experience that fosters networking and collaboration among digital-first industry leaders.
The TellyCast Digital Content Forum 2023 is poised to be a milestone event for the digital-first content space. With an impressive lineup of speakers and a focus on monetization, brand-funded programming, and new business models, the forum promises to be insightful and thought-provoking. Delegates can look forward to engaging discussions, networking opportunities, and the chance to gain valuable insights from industry pioneers. As the digital landscape continues to evolve, this event will undoubtedly serve as a catalyst for innovation and collaboration in the industry.