TwentyThree Summit 2026

When Video Becomes Default

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 13:21:31 GMT

GS1 and PwC aren't the first names that come to mind when you think "exciting video brand." GS1 runs the barcode standard; PwC is one of the Big Four. These are large, respected, traditionally serious organizations that have quietly built genuinely mature video practices. This conversation makes that maturity visible, and unpacks what other companies in similar positions can take away.

Transforming the Customer Experience with Webinars

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 13:21:29 GMT

Chemical management is a technical discipline, and depth is hard to deliver at scale. At Intersolia, webinars have become the channel that makes it possible. Andreas Wahlman, the Content Manager behind the programme, shares how webinars work as a knowledge-sharing tool in a highly technical field, and what it takes to turn them into a genuine part of the customer experience.

Andreas Wahlman: Don't Wait for Perfect, Just Start

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 13:21:24 GMT

Andreas Wahlman leads the webinar programme at Intersolia, turning chemical management into webinars in four languages. He explains why education comes before lead gen, why the subject matter expert should not also be the host, and how chat shout-outs, polls and email follow-ups on every question turn a broadcast into a conversation, with customers even helping each other in the chat.

Toke Mølgaard: Surprise Your Audience and They Will Listen

Wed, 11 Nov 2026 13:21:22 GMT

Toke Mølgaard leads communication at GS1 Denmark, part of the global non-profit that sets the barcode and supply chain data standards used by more than 15,000 Danish companies. He explains how an in-house team and support staff on camera make a nerdy topic surprising, how webinars that people stay for cut support calls, and why personal video is the next step for customer support.

Jon Mowat: The Strategy Behind Video That Drives Decisions

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 08:55:40 GMT

A video that keeps people watching is not the same as one that makes them act. Jon Mowat, founder of Hurricane Media, spent 15 years at the BBC and now makes video for NATO, BMW and the World Health Organization. In this interview, Jon explains why B2B video should be distinctive instead of just different, why saying less converts better, and why the best way to start is small and fast.

Designing Video that Drives Decisions

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 08:55:23 GMT

Great video gets attention. Great stories get remembered. But is that enough? This engaging talk reveals the hidden psychological forces that determine what people decide to do, and gives filmmakers practical ways to build decision design into their content. Go beyond engaging your audience and learn how to change their decisions.

The Video Agency is Now

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 08:54:29 GMT

Agencies that only offer production are losing ground to a new breed of Video Agency: one that works on retainer and guides clients across all their video needs. Just as the digital agency consolidated into a single dominant model, video is now doing the same, and the opportunity belongs to those who move first. A practical playbook turns the model into action.

How Video Works on the Internet

Tue, 03 Nov 2026 08:53:57 GMT

Where does a video actually go between the moment it's recorded and the moment someone watches it? Nick Morolda of Hive Streaming takes one of the most used and least understood technologies in modern business and makes it legible. You'll leave knowing how live video really works, and what it takes to deliver broadcast-quality streams everywhere, not just on the couch.

Nadine Kriegelstein: Why Real Films Still Need Real People

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 10:54:09 GMT

She started at Austrian broadcaster ORF at 17, won a Telly Award and the CCA Venus, and directed the last commercial for the Life Ball. Now Nadine Kriegelstein runs creative strategy at Das R&, where AI already plays parts in pitch trailers. Is that the end of the video star? Her honest answer is not the one you expect, and neither is the line she refuses to cross.

Soul Presence

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 10:53:39 GMT

How do you show up as yourself, and not as an echo of other people's ideas? Puk Scharbau, who works with leaders and specialists on presence, uses the Greek myth of Echo and Narcissus and research on wisdom to answer it. She closes with three exercises from the actor's toolbox, breathing, energy and embodied voice, that you can use before a camera or a meeting.

AI Killed the Video Star?

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 10:53:36 GMT

Is AI replacing the people who make video, or just changing what they need to be good at? Nadine Alice Kriegelstein takes on the question the industry is circling and refuses to give a comfortable answer. A philosophical provocation grounded in craft reality, for producers, directors, and anyone whose professional identity is tied to what it means to make something.

The Art of Hosting

Wed, 28 Oct 2026 10:53:32 GMT

Two of Europe's most experienced conference curators, Monique van Dusseldorp and Gianfranco Chicco, sit down to talk about the craft they've spent careers refining, on stage and on screen alike: how to hold a room, how to make a guest feel safe enough to say something real, and why the quality of a conversation is almost always determined long before it starts.

TwentyThree Summit 2026 | Official Aftermovie

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 16:20:08 GMT

On May 28–29, 2026, 1,000+ video people from 42 nationalities and 400+ companies came together at DR Concert Hall in Copenhagen for the world’s largest conference on video. 60+ speakers, 40+ sessions, 4 stages, lunch roundtables, community dinners and the VideoParty.

Join us for TwentyThree Summit 2027 on June 17–18, back at DR Concert Hall, this time with 70+ speakers and 5 stages.

Get your ticket: https://www.twentythree.com/summit

Trust in an AI Video World

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 09:29:46 GMT

AI, Video, Trust: can you pick only two? As AI-generated video becomes indistinguishable from produced content, the question of trust has moved from philosophical to operational. Lev Cribb brings a framework-heavy, evidence-driven analysis of where AI use in video preserves audience trust, and where it quietly erodes it. He maps the hype cycle and names where the risks are real.

Jack of All Trades, Master of None

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 09:28:26 GMT

For most of his career, being a jack of all trades felt like a problem. Too curious to specialise, too distracted to stick to one thing. Turns out the tools just needed to catch up. With the right setup, curious creatives can get close enough to master of all. Mads backs it up with what he learned scaling creative ops at Too Good To Go across 20 countries, and what he's building now at Famly.

Amanda Gandolpho: Don’t Brief a Format, Brief a Feeling

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 09:28:11 GMT

Amanda Gandolpho, Head of Content and Design at Rituals, starts every video brief with one question: what should people feel? At Unilever and Swapfiets she shaped video from the Super Bowl to five-second organic social. She shares how Swapfiets traded freedom for reassurance in a crowded bike category, why in-house creatives keep a brand coherent, and why video asks a brand to take a stand.

Laurence Paquette: How to Make Video for Products That Don't Exist Yet

Wed, 21 Oct 2026 09:28:00 GMT

Laurence Paquette spent 15 years at Vestas, rising to VP of Marketing and Brand, and used video to make products that exist only on paper feel real, from prototype builds to 100-metre blades tilted 45 degrees on Portuguese roads. She also covers provocative policy videos, managing video at global scale, building a personal brand on camera, and why authenticity matters more as AI grows.

Meet the Video Producers

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 14:22:46 GMT

The role is changing. The producers who matter today aren't order takers: they're operators who run intake, allocate studio time, and decide what gets made. At their best, they become video changemakers, moving their organization from "video is a deliverable" to "video is how we communicate." Three producers, three very different companies: same title, three different realities. Moderated by Paolo Campagnoli.

Meet the Video Changemakers

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 14:02:04 GMT

Video changemakers build their roles without permission, and often without a title. Marius Plenker of Allianz, George Mole of Bird & Bird and Benjamin Hunnerup Faltz of Saxo share how they won trust at the top, made the case for video with data, and learned when to say no. They also compare life as an in-house agency with moving from production to strategy. Moderated by Dan Duffett.

Kendall Fier: Building Oracle’s In-House Video Team From Scratch

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 11:44:51 GMT

B2B video works when it starts with a human challenge, not a product feature. Kendall Fier, former Head of Video at Oracle, built an in-house team of 40 that took video from agency dependency to start-to-finish ownership. She shares how she won the organization over, why burnout can be the hidden cost of success, and where AI helps and where human emotion still wins.

Being a Video Changemaker

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 11:44:47 GMT

Someone has to be that Video Changemaker. At Oracle, that someone was Kendall Dee Fier, who built a 40-person team and launched OracleTV from the ground up. This is that journey told as a story: what she started with, how it grew into a full broadcast operation, the challenges she cleared, the ones that still remain, and what she'd do differently starting over today.

GenAI: The Creative Revolution

Fri, 02 Oct 2026 13:11:01 GMT

Generative AI is rewriting the economics of video, putting creative work within reach of organizations that could never afford it before. This is a look at the current state of GenAI video: what today's models can actually do, where they still fall short, and the hard-won lessons from working at the frontier. See how companies turn these capabilities into real video output.

The Hyper-Efficient CMO

Fri, 02 Oct 2026 13:10:58 GMT

Rasmus Leth Skjoldan didn't just add AI to his marketing stack: he rebuilt it around it. In this session, he walks through how he architected a fully AI-enabled marketing funnel and how video feeds directly into his AI environment. A practical, systems-level look at what marketing leadership actually looks like when you stop treating tools as isolated and start treating them as infrastructure.

Video: The Marketing Leaders' Perspective

Fri, 02 Oct 2026 13:10:52 GMT

What does video look like from the top of a marketing organization? Not a production question, not a channel question: a strategic one. This panel explores how marketing leaders are thinking about video ownership, investment, and the gap between what video is asked to do and what it's actually set up to achieve.

Rasmus Leth Skjoldan: How One CMO Rebuilt the MarTech Stack Around AI

Fri, 02 Oct 2026 13:02:01 GMT

Rasmus Leth Skjoldan, CMO at Hello Retail, shares how he rebuilt his MarTech stack around AI from the ground up, and why he stayed hands-on rather than delegate. Drawing on TwentyThree's AI features, he shows how long-form video now feeds an automated content pipeline, generating chapters, blog posts and cross-channel assets without a specialised team for each platform.

Andre Ribeirinho: What It Takes to Make Video That AI Can Trust

Mon, 17 Aug 2026 14:09:26 GMT

Nearly seven in ten searches now end without a single click to a website. André Ribeirinho, founder of PageRadar, a leading SEO and AI search visibility agency, makes the case that video may be AI's favourite way to find the truth, if you know how to speak its language. A computer science engineer by training, he now applies that expertise to AI search visibility.

Video GEO & SEO playbook

Mon, 17 Aug 2026 10:49:58 GMT

Video without discoverability is a private conversation. André Ribeirinho, founder of PageRadar, a leading SEO and AI search visibility agency, makes the case for treating video SEO & GEO as a first-class discipline, not an afterthought. He walks through the choices, like titles and transcripts, that decide if a video gets found. Practical, current, and grounded in what actually moves rankings.

Cultural Relevance Happens on Camera

Mon, 17 Aug 2026 10:27:00 GMT

In a world where culture moves at the speed of video, relevance is no longer planned: it’s performed. Sara Riis-Cartensen, Head of Brand at Lufthansa, the biggest airline in Europe, explores how brands must shift from campaigns to continuous presence, and why showing up on camera has become the fastest way to participate in culture, build trust, and stay relevant.

TwentyThree Summit Keynote 2026

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 13:22:43 GMT

Video has won. It’s reshaping how the world communicates, and marketing is becoming part of video, not the other way around. Stream the TwentyThree Keynote live from TwentyThree Summit 2026, where our founders take the stage to give you the inside track on a series of world-first product announcements and demos to move video ahead and show you where the transformation is going next.