Tagged with video brand

Trust in an AI Video World

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.

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

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.

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Video: The Marketing Leaders' Perspective

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.

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Cultural Relevance Happens on Camera

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.