Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Seriesly Conference: Content Creation's Future Explored
Imagine a world where movies, video games, and real life all try to get your attention.
The Seriesly conference talked about this, especially how the way we make content is changing.
One speaker, Igor Simić, is making a cartoon that mixes the old Mickey Mouse with Joan of Arc.
This is possible because these characters are now in the public domain, meaning anyone can use them.
Simić believes creators should focus on making things they care about, rather than just chasing views.
The goal is to create something meaningful that people will enjoy spending time with.
Seriesly Conference in Berlin explored the future of content creation.
Keynote speaker Igor Simić discussed the intersection of technology, art, and attention economy.
Simić is working on an animation combining 'Steamboat Willie' and 'The Passion of Joan of Arc'.
The animated project is possible because both works are in the public domain.
Simić emphasized the importance of creators focusing on their own passions.
- Who
- Igor Simić and Seriesly Conference attendees.
- What
- The conference and Simić's keynote discussed the future of content creation in a world of virtual and real events competing for attention.
- When
- Wednesday, at the Seriesly Conference
- Where
- Berlin
- Why
- To explore the evolving landscape of content creation and its impact on creators and audiences.
- Event
- Seriesly Conference
- Keynote Speaker
- Igor Simić
- Focus
- Future of content creation
- Simić's Project
- Animated hybrid of Steamboat Willie and The Passion of Joan of Arc
- Basis of Project
- Works now in public domain