ITTV to convene discussions at Venice Film Festival
How Hybrid AI, the Creator Economy and Hollywood Are Redefining the Journey from Idea to Global Screen
ITTV Brings the Conversation to the Venice Film Festival
The future of entertainment isn't about AI replacing creativity, it's about empowering creators with new tools and opening new opportunities for ideas to emerge, evolve, and reach audiences worldwide”— Valentina Martelli – Founder and CEO of ITTV InternationalLOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, August 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A new chapter for intellectual property is unfolding within the entertainment industry.
For years, classic narratives traveled a well-worn route: a novel turned into a script, a script turned into a film, with studios controlling much of the creative and financial path. Nowadays, that formula is quickly transforming. Artificial intelligence, content creators, digital communities, and emerging technologies are altering not just the methods of production, but also the origins of intellectual property, its growth trajectory, and the parties that ultimately bring it to viewers.
Set against this context, ITTV International is bringing two timely panels to the Venice International Film Festival, exploring the full lifecycle of tomorrow's intellectual property: from the rise of Hybrid AI and creator-driven ecosystems to the adaptation of successful literary IP into globally distributed film and television.
Scheduled for September 4 and 5 at the Veneto Region Pavilion – Veneto Film Commission inside the Hotel Excelsior, these sessions will gather executives from Amazon MGM Studios, prominent producers, tech entrepreneurs, and legal professionals to investigate one of the industry's central questions:
How will the next generation of intellectual property be generated and how will it become the next global hit?
Among the featured speakers are Nicole Morganti, Head of Originals, Southern Europe at Amazon MGM Studios; Raffaella Leone, Co-CEO of Leone Film Group; Paola Lucisano, Managing Director of Lucisano Media Group; the founders of Synthetic Frame; and Leonardo Paulillo, intellectual property attorney and Secretary General of Audiovisivo Italiae.
"The future of entertainment isn't about artificial intelligence replacing creativity, it's about Hybrid AI empowering creators and opening new opportunities for ideas to emerge, evolve, and ultimately reach audiences worldwide," said Valentina Martelli, Founder & CEO of ITTV International and Co-Founder & CEO of Synthetic Frame. "For the first time, intellectual property can originate simultaneously from creators, communities, technology, and traditional publishing. The real challenge is building an ecosystem where these worlds work together, where Hybrid AI amplifies human talent, creator-driven innovation connects with established production and distribution, and great stories can become the next global franchises. That's the conversation we're bringing to Venice."
Now in its eighth edition, ITTV International has evolved into a platform where Hollywood executives, international producers, technology innovators, investors, creators, and policymakers gather to discuss the future of storytelling.
Established by Valentina Martelli and Cristina Scognamillo, ITTV links entertainment, technology, and business through curated discussions, executive networking, and initiatives focused on intellectual property, emerging technologies, and international collaboration.
Earlier this month, ITTV International was honored with an official Proclamation from the City of Los Angeles recognizing its contribution to promoting intercultural dialogue through audiovisual storytelling. The honor was presented during the Italian Ferragosto celebration—created and produced by ITTV International in partnership with Little Italy of Los Angeles—which brought together civic leaders, entertainment executives, filmmakers, and the Italian-American community for a celebration of Italian culture and cinema, culminating in a public screening of Disney and Pixar's Luca in San Pedro. The recognition further underscores ITTV's growing role as a bridge between Hollywood and the international entertainment industry.
Conversation One
Creators, Communities & Intellectual Property in the Age of Hybrid AI
Can Hybrid AI Unlock the Creator Economy?
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the economics of creativity. But rather than replacing storytellers, a new generation of Hybrid AI tools aims to empower creators, enabling independent talent, online communities, and emerging intellectual property to connect with the traditional entertainment ecosystem.
The conversation will explore how Hybrid AI can accelerate creativity while protecting authorship, strengthen the creator economy, and create new pathways between emerging IP and established production, financing, distribution, and rights management.
Conversation Two
From Book to Screen: The Prime Video Model
How Great Intellectual Property Becomes Global Entertainment
As Prime Video celebrates ten years in Italy, executives behind some of its original productions will discuss how literary works become internationally successful films and television series.
Using Love Me Love Me and Non è un Paese per Single as case studies, the conversation will examine the editorial choices, creative partnerships, and production strategies that transform compelling intellectual property into stories capable of reaching audiences around the world.
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