Where AI Belongs
Mapping your own work honestly, then deciding what gets assisted, what gets automated, and what stays entirely yours.
AI STRATEGY
Most people are collecting tools and calling it a strategy. The Director's Summit was three free virtual days on the decision layer: which parts of your work AI should touch, which parts it should never touch, and how that changes what you sell and what you charge.
Ran October 13 to 15, 2026. Take Two, Spring 2027
Mapping your own work honestly, then deciding what gets assisted, what gets automated, and what stays entirely yours.
How the work gets packaged and priced when production time drops but judgment becomes the product.
Talking to clients about AI in the process without losing trust or undercutting your own value.
Practical lines on consent, likeness, credit and disclosure, from people making commercial work.
Choosing tools you can commit to, and knowing when a switch is worth the re-learning cost.
Deciding whether an AI change actually improved the work or just made more of it.
A tool cannot tell you what your business is for. These sessions start with the outcome you want and work backwards, so the tools you adopt serve a decision you already made rather than making it for you.
The lineup is working creatives, entrepreneurs, and certified AI consultants, many with years in their fields before AI arrived. What they share is what they run in their own businesses. Every speaker and session is listed on the speakers page.
The Director's Summit ran October 13 to 15, 2026, virtual and complimentary. Every session is available with the Backstage Pass. Take Two is coming in Spring 2027.