MEMBERS CLICK HERE TO REGISTER To inquire about non-member registration, please email Shannon@degonline.org This event is not open to media 1 PM Welcome & State of the Association Amy Jo Smith, President & CEO, DEG 1:25 PM Keynote Chat and Update with DEG Officers (l. to r.) DEG Chair Jim Wuthrich, President, Warner Bros. Home...
Please join DEG for a multi-faceted program considering the supply chain barriers to reducing friction and the progress made so far; the impact of reducing on consumer acquisition/retention; and practical steps” to reducing complexity and enhancing efficiency. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER 10:30 AM Welcome & Overview Amy Jo Smith, President & CEO, DEG 10:40 AM Keynote Presentation Craig Seidel,...
Join us for a deep dive into three OTT trends that are reshaping the industry. We’ll discuss how you can keep pace and leverage innovative technology to deliver what audiences want next. Colin Dixon, Chief Analyst and Founder, nScreenMedia, and Darren Lepke, Head of Video Product, Verizon Media, provide marketplace context, valuable insights, and essential details on:
An Hour with Ted Schilowitz | Perspective from Paramount’s Futurist in Residence In this hour curated by DEG’s Digital Finance and Accounting Committee, Paramount Pictures Futurist in Residence Ted Schilowitz will discuss adopting new technology and new approaches to entertainment in response to our difficult and extraordinarily serious pandemic circumstances. Click HERE to Register
First in the DEG Expo Series. Look for upcoming events on April 30 and May 14! Digital Entertainment Distribution: Challenges and Opportunities Created by the COVID-19 Pandemic At this unique time of social isolation around the world, DEG Expo’s inaugural virtual event will examine the conditions conducive to the growth of digitally distributed content, as well as new and existing...
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In this IDC FutureScape presentation, IDC's Tom Mainelli will lead a team discussion of the key predictions that will impact the consumer devices and augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR) markets over the next one to five years. Senior IT leaders and line-of-business executives will come away with guidance for managing the implications these predictions harbor for their IT investment...
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The Lost Ones (Paramount)
The Lost Ones (Paramount)
Mighty Mary (Paramount)
The Hill (1965) (BD; Warner Bros.)
Horror of Dracula-(1958) (UHD, BD; Warner Bros.)
Love Crazy (1941) (BD; Warner Bros.)
The Merry Widow (1934) (BD; Warner Bros.)
Mr. Skeffington (1944) (BD; Warner Bros.)
Phantom of the Rue Morgue (1954) (BD; Warner Bros.)
tom thumb (1958) (BD; Warner Bros.)
The Addams Family (Paramount)
