In-person panel session: Is my work safe?
What is this AI and creative rights panel about?
As AI becomes an increasing part of the creative landscape, what does it mean for your ideas, your rights, and the work you create?
Join us for a practical panel discussion exploring how to protect your creative work, understand your rights, and make informed choices about using AI.
Specialist media and entertainment lawyers and production professionals will tackle the key questions facing creatives, from copyright and confidentiality to AI training, platform terms, and the risks of using AI-generated content.
Event details
- Date: Wednesday 25th November 2026
- Time: 6.30-7:30pm
- Format: In-person panel discussion
- Location: Film and TV Charity, 22 Golden Square, SW1 9AD
Book your place and get clearer on your rights, your work and the choices you make around AI.
What we’ll cover
- Copyright and ownership of creative work
- Confidentiality and protecting your ideas
- How content may be used to train AI
- AI platform terms and contracts
- Risks around using AI-generated content
- Practical ways to understand and protect your rights
Whether you’re already using AI or want to understand what it could mean for your work, you’ll leave with practical insights to help you navigate this changing landscape.
Meet the panel
- James Whitaker, Whitaker Law, a City-trained lawyer specialising in media and entertainment
- Mauny Wright, Reviewed and Cleared, a media law specialist advising clients throughout the production lifecycle
- Elena Valeri, Business Affairs Executive, Blue Finch Film Releasing, specialising in business affairs, rights management, sales and distribution
- Kelsey Farish, Reviewed and Cleared, a media and entertainment lawyer and internationally recognised AI expert