The International Forum of AI Film Professionals "GENERATOR"
March 14–15, 2026 | ATOM Museum, VDNKh, Moscow Two days that will shape the future of cinema. Lectures from industry pioneers, hands-on workshops with tomorrow's tools, AI film screenings from around the world, and the MyFilm48 awards ceremony — with a direct path to the Cannes Film Festival.
Presented by АТОМ Museum and MyFilm48 International AI Film Competition
ABOUT THE FORUM
"Generator" is not another conference about trends. It is a gathering point for people who are already creating cinema in new ways: without film sets and multimillion-dollar budgets, yet with the same aspiration to tell stories that transform audiences.
Over the past year, AI-generated video has evolved from a curiosity into a tool embraced by major studios and global brands. Technology has democratised filmmaking — now talent and vision matter more than access to resources. The Forum brings together those at the forefront of this transformation: directors, artists, producers, and developers from Russia, Indonesia, Thailand, China, Singapore, South Korea, and France. Here you can witness what modern tools are capable of, learn how to use them, and find like-minded collaborators for future projects.
42 countries
Reach of MyFilm48 participants across five seasons, whose works will be screened at the Forum
Path to Cannes
Top creators will receive recommendations for participation in AI Cinema Showcase at the 79th Cannes Film Festival
25,000 m²
The footprint of ATOM Museum, where Forum venues will unfold over two days
WHO IS THIS FORUM FOR?
AI Creators and Enthusiasts
In-depth workshops, analysis of winning entries, networking with peers from around the world. And an opportunity to present your work to a professional community.
Filmmakers and Producers
Discover how AI tools integrate into professional workflows — from previsualisation to post-production. Not to replace your team, but to expand what's possible.
Creative Directors and Marketers
Generative video is reshaping the advertising industry. The Forum offers real-world case studies and connections with creators you can bring into your projects.
Anyone Curious About the Future
Even if you have no plans to create AI films — here you can witness firsthand what tomorrow's visual content will look like.
Two days at the intersection of art and technology
Day One — March 14 (Saturday)
LOBBY 10:00–11:00 — Registration, welcome coffee 11:00–11:30 — Grand opening ceremony 11:30–13:00 — Roundtable "Government and Neural Networks: Russia's AI Development Strategy" 14:00–15:30 — Panel discussion "New Market Realities: Adopt AI or Fall Behind" 15:30–16:30 — Presentation: Generative Film and Content Competitions 17:00–18:30 — LIVE BROADCAST: MyFilm48 Season VI Awards Ceremony 18:30–20:00 — Open networking, creator meet-and-greet, AI film screenings
CONFERENCE HALL 11:30–13:00 — Masterclass "From Prompt to Frame: Architecting Visual Narrative" 14:00–15:30 — Expert session "AI Toolkit 2026: A Comparative Platform Analysis" 15:30–16:30 — Masterclass "Micro-Dramas with AI: Big Stories in Small Format" 17:00–18:30 — MyFilm48 Season VI Awards Ceremony
NEWTON HALL Closed programme for industry professionals 11:00–13:00 — Intimate Masterclass I: "Directing in Neural Space" 14:00–16:00 — Intimate Masterclass II: "Composite Backgrounds and Virtual Production" 16:00–18:00 — Intimate Masterclass III: "Colour Grading and Visual Identity in AI Projects" 18:00–20:00 — Intimate Masterclass IV: "Producing AI Cinema: From Concept to Distribution"
ATOMGRAD Continuous AI film screenings. Programme
Day Two — March 15 (Sunday)
LOBBY 10:00–11:00 — Registration 11:00–13:00 — Roundtable "Education and AI: Training Creative Professionals for the Future" 14:00–15:30 — Panel discussion "International Bridges: AI Cinema as a Language of Cultural Diplomacy" 15:30–16:30 — Open story "From Driver to AI Generalist: A Real Journey into a New Profession" 16:30–18:00 — Open mic: participant project presentations
CONFERENCE HALL 11:00–13:00 — Expert lecture "Anatomy of an AI Masterpiece: Analysing the Winners" 14:00–16:00 — Advanced workshop "Storytelling in 48 Hours: Competition Production Methodology" 16:00–18:00 — Case study: Integrating AI Content into National Media Projects 18:00–19:00 — CLOSING CEREMONY, Season VII announcement
NEWTON HALL Closed programme for industry professionals 11:00–13:00 — Intimate Masterclass V: "Professional Workflow: Optimising Your AI Pipeline" 14:00–16:00 — Intimate Masterclass VI: "Characters and Performance in Generative Cinema" 16:00–18:00 — Intimate Masterclass VII: "Sound Design and AI Composition"
ATOMGRAD Continuous AI film screenings. Programme: "Retrospective" Works from MyFilm48 Season VI winners and participants. The MyFilm48 Golden Collection — selected works from winners and prize recipients across six seasons. The evolution of Russian AI cinema in its finest examples. Programme runtime: 90 minutes. Non-stop screenings from 11:00 to 19:00.
Industry pioneers, directors, AI tool developers, and creators whose work is already redefining cinema
Alexander Tsypkin
Russian writer, playwright, screenwriter, publicist and expert on strategic communications
Zubair Jlassy
Director of AI-movies. Winner of the $1 million Grand Prix for the film "LILY" at the One Billion Followers Summit in Dubai.
Pavel Peregudov
Founder of MyFilm48, media producer, director of the Creative Industries branch of ALRIA, co-founder of AI startups.
Elena Mironenko
General Director of the ATOM Museum
Ekaterina Kononenko
Producer, Managing Partner at Versus Pictures and ID Production
Ivan Golomovzyuk
General Producer of the Gonzo Film company and Ai Media Company
Angelina Ashman
Russian documentary filmmaker and non-fiction film producer
Alexey Goreslavsky
Director General of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Institute of Internet Development" (IRI)
Nelly Yaralova
The general producer of the Soyuzmultfilm game direction, the General producer of the YAR&CO company, the founder and the owner of the Stardust Agency
Ankur Goel
Founder and CEO of Skwerup Capital Partners, a leading Indian cross-border investment and consulting company operating in 8+ BRICS+ countries, with a portfolio of 150+ investment deals and 350+ consulting companies.
Morad Abdel-Fattah
Film director and cinematographer, graduate of VGIK. More than 40 works in cinema and on TV: "Streltsov", "The Flying Ship", "Empresses", "Catherine the Great". Creates a visual handwriting of the main historical projects of Russian cinema.
Dmitry Grachev
CEO of Studio Granat, resident of the Comedy Club
Devy Man
Musician, artist and interviewer, content creator including for the metaverse (France)
Tatiana Matveeva
Head of the Editorial Department (Editor-in-Chief) ANO "Institute of Internet Development" (IRI)
Andrey Nesterov
Professor, marketing and transformation expert, former Director of Strategic Marketing at t2, Rostelecom, RSHB, Tricolor, creator of the Mir payment system brand
Gennady Ivanov
Producer of the Alexander Mitta's "Dream" Film School
Yuri Yarushnikov
Founder of XOVP virtual production studio, film and event director, producer, composer, screenwriter
Vladimir Todorov
Documentary Content Producer at OKKO
Dmitry Yakunin
CEO of Moviestart Production Centre
Evgeniy Ivannikov
Director of the MFUA College of Television and Cinema, Candidate of Philological Sciences
VENUE
ATOM Museum — Where Science Meets Art
The Forum will take place at ATOM Museum at VDNKh — Russia's largest interactive science and technology centre. Seven floors, 25,000 square metres, over 3.5 million visitors since opening. It is Russia's leading science education venue and home to the country's most extensive exhibition on atomic energy. Seven floors, three of which descend 18 metres underground, and architecture that makes a statement: twelve-metre panoramic glass panels create a floating façade effect — a symbol of openness and transparency.
A Unique Space
Here the history of breakthrough technologies converges with the future of cinema. Events will unfold across multiple venues: a conference hall with LED screen, the Lounge, Newton Garden, and Atomgrad zones. The lobby will host thematic sessions and an exhibition featuring works by Russian AI filmmakers and technology companies. This is a space where science meets art and technology gives birth to new creative forms. Atomic energy transformed 20th-century industry — artificial intelligence is transforming it now. It is only fitting that here, in a museum whose mission is to inspire the creation of tomorrow today, the "Industrial Season" of MyFilm48 reaches its climax.
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But what matters most is the philosophy of the space. ATOM has long been a territory where rigorous science meets bold creative exploration, where technology opens new forms of art. This is where cross-disciplinary collaborations are born, where the most ambitious ideas come to life. The museum's mission resonates perfectly with what the AI filmmaking community is building. Moscow, VDNKh, Prospekt Mira 119, Building 19 How to get there: VDNKh metro station, then 10 minutes on foot or via free VDNKh shuttle transport
MYFILM48 AWARDS
MyFilm48 Season VI Awards Ceremony
The Culmination of Day One
The grand awards ceremony honouring winners of the "Industrial Season" of the MyFilm48 International AI Film Competition.
Over five seasons, the competition has united more than 3,000 participants from 42 countries. Their works have been evaluated by 80+ experts — from the General Producer of Bazelevs Film Studio to the Head of Kandinsky Neural Network Development at Sber.
From ATOM Museum — to the Cannes Red Carpet
Through our partnership with the international AI Film Awards festival, winners and specially recognised creators will receive recommendations for participation in AI Cinema Showcase at the 79th Cannes Film Festival in May 2026.
No. The Forum is open to everyone — from seasoned filmmakers to enthusiasts just beginning to explore AI tools. Day one is designed for a broad audience; day two delves deeper into professional aspects.
Access to all public Forum events: lectures, masterclasses, roundtables, screenings, and the awards ceremony. The closed party on March 14 is by separate invitation or special ticket.
Some lectures will be recorded and published after the Forum. However, attending in person offers the chance to ask speakers questions, participate in workshops, and connect with fellow creators.
Contact us on Telegram: @soundhall — we'll discuss participation options.
Contacts
For inquiries regarding attendance, partnerships, and media accreditation:
MyFilm48 +7 (921) 959-44-69 Telegram: @soundhall ATOM Museum +7 (900) 439-44-44 Telegram: @marinaliakh