Conference Schedule and Program Flow
The Future of Entertainment Conference at Stanford GSB combines keynotes, panels, and workshops into a single program. This page outlines how the day is structured so you can plan your time.
How the Day Is Organized
Sessions move in a steady rhythm from opening remarks to closing discussion.
Opening and Keynotes
The day begins with welcome remarks and keynote addresses that set the context for the sessions that follow.
See keynotes
Panels and Working Sessions
Afternoon blocks combine moderated panels with smaller working sessions where participants discuss practical cases.
See panelsProgram Timeline
The sequence below shows the typical flow of a conference day.
Registration and Welcome
Attendees check in, collect materials, and hear brief opening remarks about the conference goals.
Keynote Addresses
Featured speakers present their perspectives on storytelling, technology, and audience behavior.
Moderated Panels
Panels explore specific questions in depth, with time reserved for audience questions.
Closing Reflections
The program closes with a summary of key themes and suggestions for applying what was learned.
The final program, including session times and room assignments, is published ahead of the conference. Check the schedule page regularly for updates.
Moments From the Program
A look at the spaces and formats that shape the conference experience.
Planning Your Day
Choose Your Focus
Select the tracks that match your role, whether you work in production, distribution, research, or investment.
Leave Room to Network
Breaks between sessions are built for conversation, so keep some time open for introductions.
Prepare Questions
Bring one or two questions to each session to make the discussion useful for you and others.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where speakers agree, slides and reading lists are shared after the event through the conference resources.
Yes. Breaks are scheduled so that attendees can move between rooms and continue conversations.
Ready to Attend?
Review the programs, then reach out with any questions about registration or accessibility.
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