Feng Zhu

Director

Ian McQue

Raphael Lacoste

Art Director

Emmanuel Shiu

George Hull

Alyssa Zarate

Art Director

Aaron Sims

CEO, Founder

Donglu Yu

Marc Simonetti

Nicolas Weis

Visual Development Artist

Allan McKay

VFX Supervisor

Mike Morris

Kristen Anderson

Art Director

Mateusz Urbanowicz

Independent Artist

Angela Sung

VisDev Artist

And that’s just a start!

The second part of the lineup with additional speakers and studios will be announced on September 30th

Can’t attend the event in Person? Secure your Virtual Ticket and be part of the event from the comfort of your Home; watch the stream and replay at your own pace.

⚠️ Only the Supporter and Early Bird Tickets include access to the Replay. Other 3-day in person ticket will require an additional option to access the replay.

Notes about Tickets : 

– The Virtual Premium option also offers one year of access to IAMAG Master Classes Library and LIVE for one year  and access to the stream and replay version of IAMAG Master Classes 24 for one year

– Virtual Ticket Starter Option gives you access to the live-stream version of the event and the replay one month after the event without any limits

– You can’t order more than 5 Tickets for the event in Paris, and only one Virtual Premium Ticket or one Virtual Ticket. If you want to order a large quantity of Regular Tickets or Virtual Tickets for the event in Paris, please get in touch with us

Tickets cannot be refunded; however, they can be transferred to another person, utilized as a credit on IAMAG, redeemed for access to Master Classes or Mentorship, or used towards upcoming events or products.

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Les Halles was the original food market of Paris, or the “belly of Paris,” as Émile Zola memorably named it. The previous iteration of the market was a 19th-century glass-and-steel building demolished during a modernization attempt in the 1970s. The underground mall that was put into its place was never loved by the locals. A 2016 renovation of the shops and adding a soaring, wavy roof (nicknamed La Canopée) has breathed new life into Les Halles.

Created in 1988 to compile an audiovisual memory bank of Paris, the  Forum des Images has since celebrated cinema and moving pictures of all kinds. Fiction films, documentaries, animated films, shorts and feature films, television series, computer films… at the Forum, all genres,  formats, and audiovisual disciplines find a unique meeting place designed for sharing ideas and emotions; a site both recognized by industry professionals and tremendously successful with audiences.

Adress : Westfield Forum des Halles / 2, rue du Cinéma / 75045 Paris Cedex 01
Subway: Les Halles, ligne 4 (exit Saint-Eustache, Place Carrée) et Châtelet, lines 1, 7 et 14 (exit Place Carrée)
RER : Châtelet-Les Halles, lignes A, B et D (sortie Rambuteau puis Forum – Place Carrée)
Bus : 67, 74, 85 arrêt Coquillière les Halles
Stations Vélib’ : 29 rue Berger – 1 place Marguerite-de-Navarre – 14 rue du Pont-Neuf
Car : Parking Les Halles-St Eustache (entrance rue des Halles)
Access for disabled: use elevator Porte Rambuteau et go to level – 3 to join rue du Cinéma et le Forum des images

If you’re impatient, you can watch some memories of the latest edition of 2019.

Whether you’re a studio or company that would like to partner with IAMAG to have a significant presence during this event and online, please get in touch with us