About this episode

The episode discusses the future of AI filmmaking with the founders of the OMNI International AI Film Festival, covering key issues like intellectual property and the democratization of art-making.

In this week's episode, we sit down with the with the founders of the OMNI International AI Film Festival, to discuss all the pressing issues central to current debates concerning AI filmmaking, from intellectual property protection to the democratisation of art-making. We also briefly discuss: A Face Only a Mother Could Love (2026) d. Robert Gaudette Guardians of the Burrow (2026) d. Jodie Heenan Contact Us Email: contact@jimmybernasconi.com

People in this episode

Host: Jimmy Bernasconi

Guests: Aryeh Sternberg, Travis Rice

Topics covered

• AI filmmaking
• intellectual property
• democratisation of art
• film festival
• future of film

Keywords

• AI filmmaking
• film festival
• intellectual property
• art-making
• future of film

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: OMNI International AI Film Festival

Books & works: A Face Only a Mother Could Love, Guardians of the Burrow

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