TELEVISION CAPITALIZED

Is TV a safer investment than film? The television program will present strategies for evaluating opportunities, risk, profitability and growth as it relates to live and on-demand content, solutions, delivery, applications, and technology advancements. From an investment perspective, television productions tend to have lower risk and more predictable reward characteristics than film. It tends to contribute to a more consistent overall operation, stabilizing, and often enhancing studio profitability. Expanded channels for exploitation, increased ability to target niche audiences and strong global demand for television content have generated opportunities for talent, producers, investors and broadcasters. Keynotes, presentations and discussions will include:

Optional Workshop on March 1, 2016:

• INVESTOR WORKSHOP: Mitigating Your Risk as a Financier

Keynotes, Presentations and Panel Discussions on the afternoon of March 2, 2016:

• Adventures in Peak TV
• The Business of Television: New Landscape and How Investors Fit In
• The Rise of SVODs and its Impact on Valuation
• The Cord-Cutting Effect: Major Advertising Dollars Shift from TV to Digital Media
• The Future of Entertainment

Networking Reception on the evening of
March 2, 2016:

• Registered attendees will have access to the networking reception

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