Filmmaking and Technology: A Panel Discussion at Park City
January 21, 2026 - 00:38
A dynamic panel discussion is set to take place at Park City, focusing on the intersection of filmmaking and technology. Esteemed filmmakers Daniel Kwan, Natasha Lyonne, Noah Segan, and Janet Yang will share their insights on how advancements in technology are influencing the creative process.
The event, organized in collaboration with the Berggruen Institute’s Studio B, promises to be an engaging exploration of the evolving landscape of the film industry. Joining the esteemed panel will be Matt Sivertson from Autodesk, who will delve into the role of emerging tools, particularly artificial intelligence, in transforming creative workflows.
As filmmakers increasingly integrate technology into their storytelling, this discussion aims to illuminate the challenges and opportunities presented by these innovations. Attendees can expect an enlightening dialogue that not only addresses current trends but also envisions the future of filmmaking in an age where technology plays a pivotal role in creativity.
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