Sundance Institute's Story Forum: Exploring Art and Innovation is a space to learn, collaborate, and join the conversation; inviting thoughtful dialogue about the artist-first tools and technologies supporting visual storytelling today.


Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at how generative tools can support independent artists in making their films. Go inside the process as the team behind the short film MythOS breaks down how they leveraged generative technologies, organized their workflows, and tackled key challenges. This session highlights the steps and decisions that shaped their film, showing what collaboration looks like when incorporating AI tools, and how AI can enhance an artist’s creativity and streamline the path to a finished film.


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Writer-director, MythOS
Taryn O’Neill is a writer, filmmaker and futurist whose work focuses on using storytelling and emerging technologies to invoke ‘Protopias’ (aka better futures). Her career spans early web series producing, acting, writing, and directing, with experience across traditional film, new media, and STEM-driven storytelling. more...
Moderator | Product Marketing Manager, Adobe Firefly GenAI
Gina Garcia is a Product Marketing Manager on Firefly GenAI, Adobe’s generative AI platform for creators. She works closely with filmmakers, artists, creative professionals, and creators to support creative workflows, helping them understand and experiment with emerging tools in service of their creative practice. At Adobe, she partners with creators and cultural institutions to explore how generative AI can be integrated thoughtfully and responsibly into storytelling. more...

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