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Christina Lee Storm shared thisI'm excited to share Secret Level's original feature film TERRARIUM is officially in pre-production!! This is a hybrid horror feature from writer/director Jason Zada that I'm thrilled to be producing with Steven Schneider (Paranormal Activity, Blair Witch, Insidious). We are partnered with Artlist, our financier and executive producer. This is a new kind of film and it deserves the most forward thinking partners, filmmakers, artists, and collaborators! Looking forward to pioneering long form Done Right and sharing best practices. More details about the film here: Creative + Tech Orbit: https://lnkd.in/gbmbnbNE Deadline: https://lnkd.in/gkeyziXd Ori Winokur Ira BelskyShahar Aizenberg Itzik Elbaz Liran Friedman Brian Jeremy Kupetz
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Christina Lee Storm shared thisHad a fun time chatting with John Coogan and Jordi Hays from TBPN last week! Thanks for having me on the show! Fondly known as the "SportsCenter for Silicon Valley." Special shout to Rick Markovitz Joe Schlosser Dylan Abruscato Nicholas Shawa Spence Bovee and the TBPN Team!
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Christina Lee Storm reposted thisChristina Lee Storm reposted thisThe Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Sci-Tech Awards are tomorrow, and Carolyn Giardina covers some of the honorees including HDR Image-Based Lighting ! https://lnkd.in/gh7ZKjHJSci-Tech Awards Preview: 'The Development Never Stops'Sci-Tech Awards Preview: 'The Development Never Stops'
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Christina Lee Storm shared thisI’m thrilled to announce Charis Buff’s new role as Creative Executive, Narrative at Secret Level! We’ll be working closely together to develop, package, produce, and deliver projects across the Narrative Studio. Charis brings years of development experience from Imagine Entertainment to Danny Strong Productions including Emmy and Peabody Award–winning series Dopesick for Hulu. She brings a genuine love for story, and the kind of creative instinct that's hard to teach. I’m fortunate to have her focused on narrative at such an exciting moment for the studio as we continue to grow across Secret Level Originals, Co-Productions, and AI Production & Projects. https://lnkd.in/eVgdM45T Jason Zada Brian Jeremy Kupetz #SecretLevel #Narrative #Originals #LongForm #CoProductions #CreativeExecutive #Producing #AIProduction #GenAI #Film #Series #NarrativeStudio
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Christina Lee Storm reposted thisChristina Lee Storm reposted thisA small creative team finishes a piece in an AI platform. The output is clean. The rendering is fast. Everyone agrees it's good. Then someone asks a question nobody can quite answer. Whose decisions are in this? They can reconstruct some of it. The opening prompt. A few discarded iterations. The moment somebody said try it again with a different composition. They can also remember the part where they bailed out of one platform halfway through, ran the next pass through a different system to get a look the first one couldn't produce, then brought the result back to finish. The decision to switch was creative. It made the final piece better. It also broke whatever continuous record either platform was capable of keeping, because neither one was designed to know about the other. The output exists. The authorship does not, at least not in any form you could put in front of a rights lawyer, an awards jury, or a distribution partner and have it hold up. Walking NAB this year, what struck me was how much of the substrate and infrastructure conversation has reorganized itself around exactly this problem. The provenance work, the governance work, the standards work — it's all shaping around the recognition that the human has to stay legible inside the system, not get optimized out of it. The vendors that were selling pure replacement a year ago are re-messaging. The ones that were always promoting human-in-the-loop are doubling down. That shift isn't sentimental. It's structural. Under current copyright law, the human contribution is the only element that makes generative output legally protectable. When the workflow obscures the person, you don't just have a documentation problem. You have an asset that cannot be owned, defended, licensed, or compounded. Christina Lee Storm has been doing the operational work of making this real at the industry level — the ATAS Generative AI Task Force, the Emmys' first generative AI guidelines, the Runway 100 Film Fund. The guidelines ask three things: creative integrity, permissions and licensing, accountability and transparency. Read in the language this piece uses, that's agency, identity, and observability, encoded by the organization that decides which television work the industry takes seriously. This is Part I of The Human Layer, the second arc in the Engines of Change series that started with The Inheritance Shift. If machine context has to survive transformation, agency does too. Right now most of the systems we've built for it are designed to erase it. Please enjoy!
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Christina Lee Storm reposted thisChristina Lee Storm reposted this#NAB2026 AI as Creator: Who Owns the Future of Hollywood? We’re back for another year at NAB! This first conversation was very clarifying. With all the backdoor philosophing on what to do with AI, certain creatives are operating on the edges to see what part of AI will work with story and what part won’t. It’s clear after sitting in on a convo with Erik Barmack from The Ankler, Bryn Mooser from ASTERIA , Christina Lee Storm from Secret Level and Michael LoFaso from Spuree that what they have seen is that the future of storytelling belongs to human filmmakers. Or atleast we’re still on track to be the last to go! 😂😭 Bryn stated that, “Tech companies built the models, but they forgot to invite the filmmakers to the table.” So the models can do some incredible things for us. But, “the value is still in the people who make those things for a living.” *🙏 forgive the photo. I thought I had a good seat but the angle? Yeesh.
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Christina Lee Storm reposted thisGood times with the Television Academy in SF last night, thank you Gregg Katano and Christina Lee Storm - it was great seeing 2/5 of the AUREA Jury at the event (Julian Reyes) and I had been hoping for 3/5! Multiple sightings of friends that I had just seen at SXSW the week before totally blew my mind. What a powerhouse crew!!!Christina Lee Storm reposted thisWhat an absolutely fantastic turnout at our TV Academy’s ‘San Francisco Bay Area Mixer & Recruitment Reception’ hosted at Industrial Light & Magic! It was the perfect blend of people across so many areas that our 31 TV Academy peer groups represent…visual effects, documentary, performers, emerging media, music, academia, costume design, children’s programming, science and technology, writing, makeup, public relations, editing…and THAT is just based on my memory of who I spoke with last night!! 😅 We were even joined by ILM’s Executive Producer, Shereif Fattouh, Associate VFX Supervisor, Sherry Hitch, and Leigh Zieske, Digital Asset Designer, who happened to still be on campus and kindly stopped by! We couldn’t have made all this happen without our gracious co-host, Bianca Nepales. Bianca not only proposed the idea of a bay area member recruitment mixer, but she approached the illustrious ILM to be our hosting venue, handled the majority of the local arrangements, and brought so many of us together for some wonderful connection. Thank you, Bianca! Another thank you goes out to Industrial Light & Magic and our wonderful ILM Co-hosts, Logan P. (Peck), Public Relations Coordinator and Greg Grusby, Director, PR & Communications at Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound. Thank you for being so kind and welcoming. 🙏 And of course to all of you that came out to make our first event such a huge success! Vicki Dobbs Beck Tom Emrich 🏳️🌈 Amy LaMeyer James LeBrecht Sonya Taylor Kenny Lauer Emily Olman Terry xR. 𝘚𝘤𝘩𝘶𝘴𝘴𝘭𝘦𝘳 Cynthia M. Ron Martin Camille Cellucci Nima Zeighami Kris Severson Chuck Taylor Zepher - Kaela Bree Julian Reyes Thuy Vu Paul Mezier Christina Lee Storm Eric W. Shamlin Barbara Chase Victoria Smart #TelevisionAcademy #TVAcademy #IndustrialLightAndMagic #ILM #Presidio #entertainment #media #SanFrancisco
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Christina Lee Storm reposted thisChristina Lee Storm reposted thisLooking forward to this conversation at NAB Show on Monday. Gen AI is opening up incredible possibilities for content creation—but the real unlock (and tension) is in how that content is owned, monetized, and valued. Ownership, authorship, licensing, compensation—and how value flows across the ecosystem—are quickly becoming central to the conversation. We’re moving beyond what AI can create to how content created with AI actually works commercially. Excited to dig into this alongside Christina Lee Storm and Mishawn Nolan, with Annie Hanlon moderating. If you’re at NAB, would love to connect. #NABShow2026 #AI #Content #Entertainment #IP #MediaBusiness #ScreenEngineASI
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Christina Lee Storm reacted on thisChristina Lee Storm reacted on thisEarlier this week, Champions of the Golden Valley brought home my first Emmy, after 9 nominations throughout my career. Eight times the answer was "not yet." The other eight taught me something this one confirmed: the work is the reward, and recognition is the beautiful bonus. Endless gratitude to Alishah Farhang for letting us into his world, to the Olympics for the partnership, and deeply grateful to the team who poured everything into this film. Congrats to Ben Sturgulewski Katie Stjernholm Baktash Ahadi Chris Temple Zach Ingrasci JT Taylor Mariano Amiune Jenna Kelly Bryn Mooser Douglas Blush Elizabeth Stiff Arian Moayed Malala Yousafzai and many more.
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Christina Lee Storm reacted on thisChristina Lee Storm reacted on thisTriple Threat: Natasha Lyonne, Sean Lennon & Evan Ross Launch Ariadne; ‘Vitruvian Scumbag’ Transhumanism Docuseries Inaugural Offering From Indie StudioTriple Threat: Natasha Lyonne, Sean Lennon & Evan Ross Launch Ariadne; ‘Vitruvian Scumbag’ Transhumanism Docuseries Inaugural Offering From Indie Studio
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Honors & Awards
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Nominee of Producers Guild of America Innovation Award
Producers Guild of America
Nominee of 2 Producers Guild of America Innovation Award for “The Hidden World Virtual Tour” & “Fly with Toothless”
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Recipient of Lumiere Award
Advanced Imaging Society
Recipient of Lumiere - Best VR Entertainment Experience for “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Virtual Tour”
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Recipient of Infinity Festival Monolith Award
Infinity Festival
Recipient of Infinity Festival Award - Best Location Based Experience for “How to Train Your Dragon: Fly with Toothless”
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Distinguished Leadership Award - Advanced Imaging Society
Advanced Imaging Society
Celebrating 10 years of achievement in entertainment technology, the Advanced Imaging Society named 10 female industry innovators who will receive the organization’s 2019 Distinguished Leadership Awards at the its 10th annual Entertainment Technology Awards ceremony on October 28 in Beverly Hills.
The individuals were selected by an awards committee for being significant “entertainment industry growth…Celebrating 10 years of achievement in entertainment technology, the Advanced Imaging Society named 10 female industry innovators who will receive the organization’s 2019 Distinguished Leadership Awards at the its 10th annual Entertainment Technology Awards ceremony on October 28 in Beverly Hills.
The individuals were selected by an awards committee for being significant “entertainment industry growth catalysts.”
https://variety.com/2019/artisans/awards/darth-vader-star-wars-ais-honors-10-women-in-tech-1203370820/
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Executive Finalist (DreamWorks Animation) Women's Summit
Los Angeles Business Journal Women's Summit
Executive Finalist at the 2018 Los Angeles Business Journal Women's Summit
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Recipient of Best Documentary Short Film Award for Life After Pi
Cleveland International Film Festival
Winner of Best Documentary Short Film Award, Oscar-Qualifying film festival.
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Recipient of Best Documentary Short Film Award for Life After Pi
Santa Barbara International Film Festival
Winner of Best Documentary Short Film Award, Oscar-Qualifying film festival.
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Producers Guild of America's AP Council Commitment Award
Producers Guild of America
The AP Council Commitment Award is the highest award given by the AP Council of the Producers Guild of America.
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