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          March 19 – 30, 2025

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              CPH:CONFERENCE - Dialogues 1

              DIALOGUES ON INTERACTIVITY

              11:30 - 13:00 Tuesday 25th Mar 2025 / 90 min

              Join us for an interactive session, exploring a range of new productions skills through the lens of two very different immersive projects.

              The first, A Deep Dive Into Dark Rooms explores how intimacy coordination is being embedded into the production of the Danish VR project Dark Rooms, which explores non-normative desires, trauma, and healing through sexuality in an intimate VR experience. This unique approach to co-creation offers methods and reflections to filmmakers interested in telling deeply personal stories ethically, without compromising creativity or impact. Anne Sofie Steen Sverdrup, intimacy coordinator in dialogue with creative producer Mads Damsbo and  film director Laurits Flensted-Jensens.

              (Book your free tickets for the playtest of Dark Rooms here)

              Adaptive Storytelling: Crafting Frameworks for the AI + Automation Era, asks: What does a contemporary production team look like in the age of AI and how do you transition from a film-maker to involve roboticists and AI collaborators as team members? Violeta Ayala, filmmaker,  AI innovator, creative technologist, and the first Quechua member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, in dialogue with Mark Atkin, Curator of CPH:DOX Inter:Active.

              Speakers

              Anne Sofie Steen Sverdrup

              A social entrepreneur, who co-founded Bedside Productions; a community-based production company focusing on sex positive education and entertainment. She both produces and directs and works as an intimacy coordinator on set. She has been the lead of several cultural events and charities focusing health, rights, and wellbeing on women and minorities.

              Laurits Flensted-Jensen

              A documentary film director from the Danish Film School, utilising his background in pushing the boundaries of fiction storytelling. His debut feature NEON HEART (2018) premiered in New Directors Competition at San Sebastian and was called ‘An arresting debut from new Danish enfant terrible’.

              Mads Damsbo

              Mads Damsbo is a creative producer, entrepreneur and passionate user-experience designer, focused on bringing forward impactful narratives, leveraging emerging technology; provoking unexpected emotions in diverse audiences. Founded Makropol and Kaspar AI.

              Violeta Ayala

              Violeta Ayala (Producer/Director) is a Bolivian/Australian filmmaker of Quechua descent. She’s best known for directing the award winning documentaries "Cocaine Prison" (2017), "The Fight" (2017), "The Bolivian Case" (2015) and "Stolen" (2009).