The Future of Hollywood Conference

The Future of Hollywood Conference, hosted by The Capitol Forum, is a comprehensive, full-day event that brings together a diverse group of stakeholders, including federal and state antitrust enforcers, policymakers, industry executives, labor representatives, economists, and legal experts. The conference aims to examine the evolving landscape of the entertainment industry, focusing on consolidation, platform power, and innovation across the sector.

Key topics addressed during the conference include the competitive and regulatory outlook for major streaming and studio consolidation, the implications of artificial intelligence for copyright and content creation, the impact of technology platform dominance on the entertainment ecosystem, emerging competition risks posed by Big Tech, and policy priorities for fostering a healthy and sustainable television and film market. Perspectives from artists and labor organizations on consolidation and market structure are also explored.

The event features a series of panels and keynote addresses from notable figures such as Rob Bonta, Attorney General of California; Makan Delrahim, Chief Legal Officer of Paramount Skydance Corporation; Rohit Chopra, former FTC Commissioner and CFPB Director; and Tammy Brandt, Deputy General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer at Creative Artists Agency. Attendees have the opportunity to engage in discussions, gain insights into regulatory evaluations of major industry transactions, and network with professionals across government, industry, labor, and academia.

This conference is particularly beneficial for policymakers, legal professionals, industry executives, labor representatives, economists, and academics who are interested in understanding and influencing the future dynamics of the entertainment industry. It provides a platform for in-depth analysis, discussion, and networking, essential for those aiming to navigate and shape the evolving landscape of Hollywood.