Georgia Goggin
Writer, Director & Producer
.
About the Speaker
Georgia is a writer, director and producer. She wrote and directed Bend, starring Robin Weaver and Greg Wise, which was funded by BBC Drama. It screened at festivals including Encounters, London Short Film Festival and Underwire, where she was nominated for Best Director, and is now on Short of the Week. Georgia was nominated for BIFA Breakthrough Producer for her debut feature Pretty Red Dress, which was released in UK and US cinemas and is now on BBC iPlayer. Other producing credits include the celebrated short We Love Moses (currently on Disney+) and EIFF Best British Short winner Canvas 5. Georgia is an alum of Sundance, EIFF, Rotterdam and BIFA talent development programmes.
Matchmaking Information
Attending
Speaker's Sessions (1)
Date
Session
Conference
AI in Film: A New Creative Dialogue
As members of the creative community we all have strong views about AI, and what it means for us as storytellers, creators, craftspeople and producers.
As part of its ongoing mission to support and futureproof the capital’s filmmaking ecosystem, Film London, in partnership with Fondation Liban Cinema, sought to examine how AI might assist creatives at different stages of the filmmaking process.
AI In Film: A New Creative Dialogue was the result: a pioneering project that saw two teams of UK-Lebanese filmmakers exploring the applications – and limitations – of different AI tools as they crafted new short films.
Led by Jordan McGarry, Film London’s Head of Talent Development & Production, this lively and insightful session will explore the initiative’s preliminary findings, interrogating the benefits, limits, myths, risks, ethics and complexities surrounding this rapidly-evolving technology, and discussing how the landscape has shifted in the short time since the project’s inception.
AI In Film: A New Creative Dialogue is a project created by Fondation Liban Cinema in collaboration with Film London, with the support of the British Council International Collaboration Grant.
In association with Film London
As part of its ongoing mission to support and futureproof the capital’s filmmaking ecosystem, Film London, in partnership with Fondation Liban Cinema, sought to examine how AI might assist creatives at different stages of the filmmaking process.
AI In Film: A New Creative Dialogue was the result: a pioneering project that saw two teams of UK-Lebanese filmmakers exploring the applications – and limitations – of different AI tools as they crafted new short films.
Led by Jordan McGarry, Film London’s Head of Talent Development & Production, this lively and insightful session will explore the initiative’s preliminary findings, interrogating the benefits, limits, myths, risks, ethics and complexities surrounding this rapidly-evolving technology, and discussing how the landscape has shifted in the short time since the project’s inception.
AI In Film: A New Creative Dialogue is a project created by Fondation Liban Cinema in collaboration with Film London, with the support of the British Council International Collaboration Grant.
In association with Film London



