Silicon Valley Video: Summer Camp 2026

Silicon Valley Video: Summer Camp 2026

In the enterprise, the story always comes first. So, how are new video production tools enabling corporate creatives to produce more compelling content, more efficiently than ever? How are AI, automation, and scalable systems transforming their global live and studio operations? This one-day, invitation-only gathering brought together Silicon Valley’s video leaders to explore what modern enterprise video systems are being built and how new tools are driving corporate storytelling at scale.

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Silicon Valley Video: Summer Camp 2026
  • Video as a Data Type: A Reference Architecture for AI-Era Media

    Foundation models are converging in capability and falling in price, but the substrate underneath them is going the other direction. Rights, lineage, identity, transport, and machine-readable representation are accumulating value as the model layer commoditizes, and they are where the next decade...

  • Apple at 50: How the World’s Most Valuable Tech Company Became a Media Empire

    Apple didn’t just change technology — it changed storytelling, culture, retail, events, advertising, and the way the world experiences innovation. In this lively talk based on his new book Apple: The First Fifty Years, bestselling author and longtime Apple observer David Pogue explores how Apple ...

  • The Workflow Challenge: Designing the Unified Video Workflow

    A practical look at how engineering departments are faced with turning fragmented tools into cohesive, end-to-end pipelines.

    Moderator:
    Dave Van Hoy, Advanced Systems Group LLC (ASG), President
    Panelists:
    Jamie Dunn, Lawo, CEO
    Bill Frank, CTS, TeamPeople at Google, Principal Architect - Broadcas...

  • The Storytelling Challenge: Why Corporate Creative Needs Reimagining

    A panel of corporate storytellers let you inside their heads, as demand for content accelerates and their executives rely more heavily on video communication than ever

    Moderator:
    Sherry Huss, Freeman, Head of Community
    Panelists:
    John Hubbell, California Story Company, CEO
    Mark Littman, Northern...

  • The AI Challenge: Building Enterprise AI Media

    There are so many to choose from and so much to experiment on. This lightning round of technologists will show and tell how (and which) AI tools are already making a difference in their production and creative workflows.

    Moderator:
    Anthony Garcia, Advisor to the AI Collective / AI Design and Med...

  • Organizing AI Projects at Scale

    Noah and his team were producing commercials, short films, and a feature film using virtual production and generative AI. They needed a way to manage and visualize complex projects containing thousands of shots and hundreds of edited sequences. Most current AI video tools focus only on generating...

  • Producing for a Vertical-First Corporate Culture

    As executive communication shifts toward mobile-first, “snackable” content, production and engineering teams must bridge the gap between traditional 16:9 cinematic shoots and the 9:16 vertical revolution.

    Moderator:
    Dave Van Hoy, Advanced Systems Group LLC (ASG), President
    Panelists:
    Dave Cherry...

  • The Hybrid Event Challenge: Producing Events for Hundreds of Audiences

    Event producers need to keep multiple audiences in mind – one in the room and potentially hundreds elsewhere. What creative and technical challenges do they face trying to optimize quality experiences in person and online at the same time?

    Moderator:
    Laura Frank, Megapixel, Creator Advocate, fra...

  • The Format Challenge: Reaching the Right Audiences on all the Right Platforms

    In this era of Info-Bloat, with personalization, localization, and accessibility now core expectations, how can producers satisfy so many format requirements?

    Moderator:
    Rachel Silveria, De Anza College, Film & Television Professor and SMPTE Faculty Advisor
    Panelists:
    Ebru Yildirim Gul, Ollang, ...

  • The Studio Design Challenge: Creating the Self-Serve Creator Studio

    Corporate demand for high-frequency audio and video podcasts requires a shift from bespoke, high-touch studios to templatized, “one-button” environments that deliver broadcast-grade quality without a dedicated engineer in the room.
    Moderator:
    Robin Raskin, Virtual Events Group, President / Summer...