Creative leader and founder of Set Experimental. Director and author of programs at Globo Television Network. Pioneered new media for the network and specializes in transmedia concepts. Worked for ten years at MTV Networks as director and senior producer in the channel’s creative departments in Brazil and the U.S. Graduated in social communication, with specialization courses in film, scriptwriting and direction abroad and an MBA in new media in Brazil. Has won four international awards and several Brazilian awards for innovative audiovisual work.

Jason Taylor is President of Production at Bryan Singer’s Bad Hat Harry Productions. He recently oversaw production on X-Men: First Class for Twentieth Century Fox and H+ for Warner Bros, while simultaneously prepping Jack The Giant Killer for New Line Cinema and the independent production U Want Me 2 Kill Him. He was the executive in charge of production on Valkyrie and the television series “Dirty Sexy Money,” and was Co-Executive Producer of the documentaries “The Valkyrie Legacy” and “Look Up In The Sky: The Amazing Story of Superman”. Jason began his career working at Jersey Films and Television with John Landgraf, Michael Shamberg, Stacey Sher, and Danny Devito while completing the film production program at the University of Southern California.

Lydia Antonini is a recognized industry leader in the digital content and new media landscape. Her track record and leadership in both Digital and Traditional Media were acknowledged in the Hollywood Reporter’s Next Generation (aka 35 Under 35) list for 2009. Antonini is a regular speaker at major conferences including NATPE, Comic-Con and BANFF on topics ranging from multiplatform content development to distribution and monetization strategies on emerging media platforms. Most recently, Antonini served as the Director of Digital Content for Warner Premiere, a division of Warner Bros. Entertainment. In this capacity, she handled all digital content initiatives for the studio’s home entertainment group, encompassing pre-theatrical experiences, premier studio brands and original content with A-list filmmakers. From inception, Antonini built both the business and content plan for the newly created digital business and actively managed its evolution within the studio. She was responsible for the development of all digital content and the management of production pipelines. She was also charged with defining new genres of content for the digital space, seeking new creative voices and creating production efficiencies to accommodate the fluid nature of digital distribution. Antonini has over 14 years of creative management, production strategy and business experience in film, television and digital programming and has worked for top entertainment companies including BBC Worldwide, Good Machine, Atom Films and Nick@Nite / TVLand. She is a member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts and serves on the BANFF World Television Festival Advisory Council.

Nuno Bernardo is an internationally renowned transmedia writer and producer, and the creator of the world’s first genuinely interactive multiplatform series, “Sofia’s Diary” (2003). He has won many prestigious awards and been nominated for a Digital Emmy (for “Castigo Final” in 2010). Guest and keynote speaker at international events such as the Toronto, Cannes and Venice International Film Festivals, MIPTV (Cannes), MEM (London), Participation TV (London) and the Interactive TV Show Europe, among others. Executive producer for primetime TV series including “The Line”, starring Linda Hamilton, and “Living in Your Car”, a sitcom that recently premiered on HBO Canada and will be broadcast by Channel Five in the UK. In Brazil he produced the interactive multiplatform thriller “Castigo Final” (2009), nominated for a Digital Emmy and for a Rose D’Or, and winner of a Tela Viva Mobile Award for best interactive program and a C21/Frapa award for best multiplatform format (both in 2010). His work as producer and creator of the series “Aisling’s Diary” for Irish broadcaster RTE also earned him two consecutive Kidscreen awards in New York for Best One-Off Teen Drama (2010 and 2011). Nuno is currently producing the online interactive magazine Beat Generation in the U.K., Ireland, Portugal and Brazil. In Portugal, he has sold more than 500,000 books including Sofia’s Diary and in April 2011 published The Producer’s Guide to Transmedia, a book about his groundbreaking work in next-generation entertainment.

Responsible for strategy and social content projects (branded content integrated with social networks) at DM9DDB. Twelve years experience in media, specializing in innovation, convergence and digital projects, as well as strategic communication planning and brand consulting. Develops independent multimedia projects such as interactive documentaries, web series, social mobilization and multimedia installations.

Triona Campbell is a founder and director of CR Entertainment Ltd. A graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, Triona has completed courses in “Vertical Strategies – Marketing and distributing independent feature films” (2001) and “Global Negotiations”, facilitated by Argovela Films, Greece and, the 2006 EAVE program. Her break in media came from working for legendary US horror film producer Roger Corman’s film studio in Galway, Ireland. She has also worked as a department head with Canadian companies Mind’s Eye Pictures / Vertie Films on “The Incredible Story Studio”, a 52-part series for the Disney channel. Triona was the first producer outside North America to win the prestigious Tribeca First Look Award for the children’s feature film “The Crooked Mile” (2001). She was an audiovisual mentor for the Dublin City Enterprise Board (2007-08) and the 2009 nominee for the Ernst & Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year. In 2009 she was made an E.U. Ambassador for Female Entrepreneurs in Europe.