The International Screen Institute brings together experts from law, technology and filmmaking at Cannes to explore how AI is reshaping creative workflows—while addressing critical questions of rights, consent and creative control.
The International Screen Institute joins the Crossing Europe Industry Afternoon 2026 as part of the Get Informed! section, offering insights into its training programmes.
The International Screen Institute will take part in this year’s Meetings on the Bridge at the Istanbul Film Festival, contributing to the Cinema Talks programme with a conversation on the future of audience engagement.
During Diagonale – Festival of Austrian Film, the International Screen Institute hosts a public talk with Eva Fischer and Claudia Larcher on the future of image-making and cinema in the age of generative AI. The event takes place 19 March, 15:14–16:00 at the Diagonale Forum in Graz and will be held in German. Admission is free.
A dynamic week at the Berlinale and European Film Market: from reconnecting with our community at a special networking lunch to engaging discussions on AI and IP in the creative industries.
Celebrating the remarkable accomplishments of our alumni at this year’s Berlinale.
The International Screen Institute presents AI Meets IP, a panel discussion at the European Film Market (EFM), Berlinale, exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping film development, production, and exploitation, with a focus on copyright and intellectual property law.
The International Screen Institute will be present at CIMIx 2026 in Vienna from 27–29 January, with a stand and a showcase introducing the new training programmes Future Ready and Hands-on AI Producers Lab. Meet the ISI team on site and join the session on business transformation in the audiovisual industry.
As part of When East Meets West (WEMW), the International Screen Institute hosted the “Well-Being and Success for Women in Film” programme.
As the year comes to a close, the International Screen Institute is pleased to share an early look at its training programme for 2026.
