FRAMES 2015
FRAMES 2015
Making India The Global Entertainment Superpower
25-27 March, 2015
Hotel Renaissance, Mumbai
Asia’s Largest Convention on the Business of Entertainment
Frames 2015
As every year, FICCI FRAMES 2015, the sixteenth chapter of Asia's definitive annual
global convention on the entertainment business, will be an unparalleled platform for the
exchange of ideas and knowledge between individuals, countries, conglomerates. The
world’s media & entertainment industry will be in full attendance with nearly 3000 Indian
and 800 foreign delegates encompassing the entire sector. There will be keynotes, plenary
and parallel sessions on a broad spectrum of issues covering the entire gamut of media &
entertainment like Films, Broadcast (TV & Radio), Digital Entertainment, Animation,
Gaming & Visual Effects over a period of three days. The convention as always will be
attended by the government, industry, diplomats, thought leaders, entrepreneurs and creative
visionaries.
Some Key Sessions
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Frames
keynote: Relativity CEO Ryan Kavanaugh on
"Make in India: A Revolutionary New Model for
Hollywood & Bollywood"
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Making
India the entertainment superpower:
Innovating for a digital entertainment ecosystem
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The Winners
and the Players: Strategies for GECs to
capture audiences
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Indian
Cinema: Recovering from 2014 - wakeup call
for the film industry?
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Unleashing
the power of Film Tourism
Workshops at
FRAMES 2015
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Rising Ascendancy
of the Asian Regional Exhibition
Phenomenon and India's Special Role
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International
Distribution: processes and emerging
markets
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Sports: Are
we on the last mile to the big league?
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Young
Stars and New Wave Cinema: Is Hindi cinema
finally breaking out of the classic mould?
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The Digital
Entrepreneur
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Regulatory
challenges towards enabling 'Digital India'
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A Session
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Launch
with Public Broadcasters
of FICCI Women in Media Forum
Cover photo: still from Satyajit Ray's Charulata, photo courtesy: Sandip Ray
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From
the West Coast Screenwriters’ Workshop with
Christopher Keyser
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Making
of A Nature
Documentary TV series with Mike
Gunton of BBC
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Transmedia
Masterclass with
John Heinsen, Vice President,
New Media, Producers Guild of
America
What's new at Frames 2015
Digital Tracks
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Making Money off the Digital Native - Sustainable revenue
models
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Digital Disruption: Trends, Analysis, Insight & Projections
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Dancing or Dueling - TV and telecom in a converging
world as entertainment becomes multi-screened
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Transmedia Masterclass by John Heinsen, VP, New Media,
Producers Guild of America on "Transmedia for strategies
on brand building, content development, production &
distribution"
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The Digital Entrepreneur with Raghav Bahl
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Clash of The Video Walled Gardens: OTT & Video Apps
versus Cable & Satellite
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Redefining Traditional Paradigms: digital media and the
print sector
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Brand Building and engagement in a digital world
FRAME YOUR IDEA
Entrepreneurship track
Keynote Address
A Founder's tale with Raghav Bahl Being an M & E entrepreneur in India
Panel Discussion
How to date a VC and get funded
Showcase
Desi e-commerce disruption: Founders building
disruptive media companies from India
Business Guidance Camp
Speed date a Mentor
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To facilitate face to face interaction
between idea owners and Producers/coproducers/ commissioners/
studios/networks etc.
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To encourage original IP creation in the
areas of films, TV series, documentaries,
games, experiential entertainment,
mobisodes etc
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To use FICCI FRAMES as a platform to
enable this interaction.
Some of the Important Dignitaries at FICCI FRAMES 2015
Shri Devendra Fadnavis
Hon’ble Chief Minister
Government of Maharashtra
Col. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore
Hon’ble Minister of State
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
Government of India
Gen. V K Singh
Hon’ble Minister of State
Ministry of External Affairs
Government of India
Dr. Rahul Khullar
Chairman
TRAI
Shri Bimal Julka
Secretary
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
Government of India
Dr A. Surya Prakash
Chairman
Prasar Bharati
Shri Jawhar Sircar
CEO
Prasar Bharati
Ms. Valsa Nair Singh
Principal Secretary
Tourism and Culture
Govt. of Maharashtra
Dr. Jyotsana Suri
President, FICCI
Chairperson & MD
The Lalit Suri Hospitality Group
Uday Shankar
Chairman, FICCI-Media
& Entertainment Committee
CEO, Star India PVt Ltd
Karan Johar
Co-chairman, FICCI Frames
Chairman, Dharma Productions
Ramesh Sippy
Co-chairman, FICCI Media and
Entertainment Committee &
Film Director
Rakeysh Om Prakash Mehra
Chairman
FICCI Film Forum
& Film-maker
Thomas L Vajda
Hon'ble Consul General
of USA, Mumbai
Richard Bale
Hon’ble Consul General
of Canada, Mumbai
Dr. Javad Mottaghi
Secretary General
Asia-Pacific Broadcasting
Union (ABU)
Ryan Kavanaugh
CEO
Relativity Media
Jim Egan
CEO
BBC Global News
Javier Sotomayor
MD
Cinepolis, India
William Pfeiffer
CEO
Dragonsgate
Christopher Keyser
President
Writers Guild of America,
West
Paolo Matteo Agostinelli
Chief Content &
Business Development Officer
Tata Sky Ltd
John Heinsen
CEO Bunnygraph
VP New Media
Producers Guild of America
Camela Galano
President
Relativity International
Valerie Creighton
CEO
Canada Media Fund
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Michael C. Ellis
Ayuna Badmaeva
President & MD
Dy CEO
MPA-Asia Pacific Region VGTRK / Digital Television Russia
Kenny Ye
Managing Director
UCWeb India
Arnaud Retureau
Senior Vice President
Product @ M-GO
Bruce Harvey
Erik St. Anthony Pence
Film Commissioner and
President N. America
Global Digital Strategy Senior Business Development Manager
Invest Ottawa
Facebook Walla
James Veraldi
Former SVP
Business Development
Strategy, Fullscreen Inc
Rajat Sharma
Chairman & Editor-in-Chief
India TV
Elena Kim
Director-Content Acquisition
Business Development
Vimeo
Mathew Amoriwala
Presenter, Global
BBC World News
Mike Gunton
Senior Producer
BBC Natural History Unit
Raghav Bahl
Sudhanshu Vats
Rahul Johri
Founder
Group CEO
EVP & GM, South Asia & Southeast Asia,
Quintillion Media Pvt Ltd Viacom 18 Media Private Limited Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific
Richard Cusick
General Manager - Video
GRACENOTE
Colin Burrows
CEO
Special Treats Productions
Ajit Andhare
COO,Viacom18 Motion Pictures
Viacom18 Media Pvt Ltd
Mr. Ajay Bijli
Chairman & Managing Director
PVR Ltd
Abhishek Bachchan
Actor, Owner
Jaipur Pink Panthers
Ashish Bhasin
CEO
Dentsu Aegis
Amit Banka
Founder
Equitycrest
Mukesh Bhatt
President
Film TV Producers Guild
Vijay Shekhar Sharma
Founder
Paytm
Ravi Agarwal
India bureau chief
CNN
Parikshit Dar
Co Founder
Bookmyshow
Vikram Sakhuja
Group Strategy Officer
Group M Worldwide
Namit Malhotra
Founder, Executive Chairman &
Global CEO, Prime Focus Ltd
Venky Mysore
CEO
Kolkata Knight Riders
Sonia Singh
Editorial Director
NDTV
Siddharth Jain
Senior Vice President & MD-South Asia
Turner International India Ltd.
Pahlaj Nihalani
Chairman
Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC)
Praveen Sinha
Co-founder
Jabong
Sagarika Ghose
Consulting Editor
The Times of India
Anupama Chopra
Film critic
Roshan Abbas
MD
Encompass events
Ramki Sankaranarayanan
Founder & CEO
Prime Focus Ltd
Shabir Momin
MD & CTO
ZengaTV.com &
OneDigital Entertainment
Rajeev Masand
Film Critic and
Entertainment Editor
CNN IBN
Vishal Bhardwaj
Film Maker
Guneet Monga
Founder
Sikya Entertainment
Nandini Mansinghka
Founder
Idyabooster.com
Merzin Tavaria
Co-Founder and
Chief Creative Director
Prime Focus Ltd
Jyoti Deshpande
Group CEO & Managing Director
Eros International
Dr. Shravan Kumar
CEO
CFSI
Mahesh Manjrekar
Director, Actor, Writer
and Producer
Neeraj Roy
MD & CEO
Hungama Digital Media
Ritesh Batra
Director
and Screen Writer
Sudhir Mishra
Film Director
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Programme#
FRAMES 2015
Day I: March 25, 2015
0900 - 1030 hrs
Registration
1030 - 1130 hrs
Inaugural Session
FRAMES 2015
Making India The Global Entertainment Superpower
Lighting of lamp by dignitaries on dais
Welcome Address
Smt Jyotsna Suri, President, FICCI/Shri Harsh Neotia, Vice President, FICCI
Theme Address
Shri Uday Shankar, Chairman, FICCI Entertainment Committee
Release of
FICCI-KPMG Report
FICCI Amarchand Lawbook
Address by
Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Maharashtra
Inaugural Address
Shri Arun Jaitley, Hon'ble Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting, Government of
India*
Vote of Thanks
Shri Ramesh Sippy, Co-chair, FICCI Entertainment Committee
Moderated by
Dr A Didar Singh, Secretary General, FICCI
Ball Rooms 1-2-3
1130 - 1300 hrs
FRAMES KEYNOTES
Keynote: Relativity CEO Ryan Kavanaugh on “Make in India: A Revolutionary New Model
for Hollywood & Bollywood”
Moderated by: Anupama Chopra, Film critic and anchor
Keynote 2: Raj Kumar Hirani, Film-maker*
1300 - 1345 hrs
Lunch
1400-1530hrs
Making India the Entertainment Superpower: Innovating for an entertainment ecosystem
Ball Rooms 1-2-3 & Powai 1 & 2
This session will aim to convey the key thematic message : how India can be on the path to
becoming an entertainment hub in terms of content, marketing and distribution and be a nerve
centre for the global industry by adapting to the relevant innovations critical to forming an entire
ecosystem functioning seamlessly. Thought-leaders and key policy-makers will lay out a hardhitting vision on a clear-cut way forward – realistic possibilities for growth under current
constraints.
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
1530 -1630 hrs
The Winners & the Players: Strategies for GECs to differentiate in content and capture
audiences
Against a dynamic backdrop of constantly evolving audience tastes and technology, individual
channels are attempting to create a differentiated brand positioning both from consumers' and
advertisers' perspectives. As a result, we are witnessing a new wave of experimentation in
content, ranging from niche, limited period formats, large canvas productions and others. In this
session, we explore some attempts by GECs to carve out programming identities which are
"different" and discuss some of the implications going forward
Powai 1 & 2
1530 -1630 hrs
Decoding Kids' Content Consumption
If you are a producer of kids' content, be it TV series, movies, books, comics, games or apps then
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this is a must attend panel. The expert panel will present the data on kids' content consumption
across media- electronic and print- and also help you decode this data. How does this data
impact decisions made by commissioning editors and TV programmers? The panel will put in
perspective global and domestic trends and how producers should use this data and
understand trends.
Powai 3
1530 -1630 hrs
TRAI Chairman ROUNDTABLE
1630 -1730 hrs
Unleashing the power of Film Tourism
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
The Indian motion picture and television industry has been recognised as one of the top 25
priority sectors by the Government to foster growth, innovation and investment. India's creative
industries, which include the film and television sectors, have demonstrated their positive
contribution to the nation's economy. In 2013, the total (Direct and Indirect) contribution of the
film and television industry to the country's economy was estimated at c. INR 50,000 Crores,
equating to 0.5% of India's GDP and supports a significant 1.8 million (18.8 lac) jobs. Globally,
production and tax incentives have made a positive impact on state and national economies and
tax revenues, in addition to creating jobs and supporting allied businesses. Is India poised to
take the next leap and establish a film incentive regime?
Ball Rooms 3
1630 -1730 hrs
Radio Phase III - Challenges and opportunities
With phase 3 auctions for FM radio finally happening with 294 cities and 839 frequencies being
covered and the first batch covering 69 cities and 135 channels (by March 2015), the FM market
is on the brink of a reinvention and a much-needed expansion in content, audience
measurement, frequencies, advertising and the emerging online segment. This session will
discuss the inherent challenges with key operators.
Powai Room 1&2
1630 -1730 hrs
Screenwriters' Workshop with Christopher Adam Keyser, Award -winning writer/producer
of prime time dramas
1730 -1830 hrs
Clash of The Video Walled Gardens: OTT & Video Apps versus Cable & Satellite
Ball Rooms 3
Till a few years ago, "walled gardens" in the TV business would largely mean the satellite or
Cable Pay TV businesses. The modus operadi - operators would stack up linear channels, who in
turn would produce or license content from rights owners. Subscribers would have to pay for
channel packs to consume their coveted TV shows. Everything changed with the advent of
broadband and connected devices. All the rules in the TV and Video domains are getting rewritten. The Walled Garden is no longer just represented by the Set-Top-Box - it is an App on your
Mobile and a Smart TV. You may not even require the "Operator" as content companies
themselves can reach users directly via Apps. This session will discuss how traditional
operators will evolve to counter the new services?
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
1730 -1830 hrs
Indian Cinema: Recovering from 2014 - wakeup call for the film industry ?
2014 was probably one of the worst years for Indian cinema in recent memory with poor box
office collections. Movie economics were also adversely affected by dramatic reduction in
demand for satellite rights by broadcasters. In an endeavour to produce bigger and larger
movies, is the emphasis on quality declining? Are studios misreading audience tastes? Are
movie budgets bloated beyond control? In this session, we discuss the road to recovery with key
stakeholders from Indian cinema.
1830 hrs
FICCI BAF Awards followed by Networking Cocktail & Dinner
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Day II: 26 March, 2015
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
1030 - 1130 hrs
Dancing or Dueling - TV and telecom in a converging world as entertainment becomes
multi-screened
As an era of convergence looms large, how do key issues of content, devices and platforms
consolidate and complement each other to reach consumers? How will policy help in breaking
down the barriers between telecom and broadcast in order to streamline distribution, specially
in the light of a post-4G and increasing internet speeds landscape? In this session, we discuss
with the panelists their views on a converged and multi-screened broadcast ecosystem
touching upon content, distribution, challenges and opportunities therein.
Ball room 3
1030 - 1130 hrs
An Enbaling Tax Regime for the M & E Sector
The M&E sector is one of the most highly taxed sectors in India. The rollout of the proposed GST
is expected to be a major game changer as it will simplify the tax regime by combining a
multitude of national, state and local taxes. However, will it ease the tax burden of the M&E
sector or will the fine print be a dampener?
Powai 3
1030 - 1315hrs
Screenwriters' Workshop with Christopher Adam Keyser, Award -winning writer/producer
of prime time dramas
1130-1230 hrs
Keynote address : The M & E Skills Conundrum with Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Minister of State for
Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Government of India*
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
Powai 1 and 2
1130 -1230 hrs
How to date a VC and get funded
This panel will focus on key value drivers that investors look at from different stages of a venture
backed enterprise. Speakers will be sharing anecdotes from their investee companies in the
M&E space. The takeaway for the audience will be to learn the key attributes of a VC fund-able
business and how to prepare for the same.
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
1230 -1315 hrs
Making World Class Documentaries - Nature, Nurture and Expertise - with Mike Gunton,
BBC Natural History Unit
Powai Rooms 1 & 2
1230-1315 hrs
Keynote (Autodesk) " Future of how movies will be made"
1315-1415 hrs
Power LUNCH and launch FICCI Women in Media Forum
Apart from of facilitating communication and exchange between key industry figures,
influencers and policy makers, working towards gender equality and ridding the industry of
gender biases are part of FICCI’s core objectives. To crystallize our thoughts into serious
action, we will launch the first FICCI Women in Media Forum at FICCI FRAMES 2015, under
the guidance of Ms Jagi Mangat Panda, MD, Ortel Communications.
The FICCI WOMEN IN MEDIA Forum will be a platform for exchange of knowledge and
ideas and will aim to represent women to relevant policy-makers on issues pertaining to
employment terms and practices in the media and entertainment sector.
Ball Rooms 1&2
1415-1530 hrs
Rising Ascendancy of the Asian Regional Exhibition Phenomenon and India’s Special
Role
One of the key ways to ensure growth for the cinema sector is to increase the number of screens
in the country - both multiplexes and single screens. There are many constraints within a
federal governmental set-up - with a maze of infrastructure and taxation issues. If India is to
become a serious player in this aspect and it is critical that we have a game plan, let us
deliberate and arrive at a roadmap.
Powai Rooms 1 & 2
1415-1545 hrs
Speed date a mentor
Pre-selected candidates will get to spend 20 min with a pre-mapped mentor. Existing
entrepreneurs in the M&E space will be shortlisted
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1415-1530 hrs
1415-1515 hrs
1530-1645 hrs
1530 -1645
1630-1745 hrs
1630-1745 hrs
1645-1745 hrs
1745-1830 hrs
1745-1830 hrs
Ball Room 3
AVGC 2020
This session will discuss the future of Indian Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics
(AVGC) industry and how it would emerge in five years. What are the challenges to be faced
and solutions to be worked out for the growth of this sector in India and what is to be learnt
by the Indian industry from the developments worldwide?
Powai Room 3
Transmedia masterclass with John Heinsen, ? Vice President, New Media, Producers
Guild of America
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
Rededining Traditional Paradigms: Digital media and the Print Sector
While circulation of newspapers is still in the positive and print continues to have the lion's
share of the ad spend pie, digital is gaining ground very quickly. So is there reason for fear
amongst print players?
Ball Room 3
A Session with Public Broadcasters
This session will explore the ways of maximizing the role of the public broadcaster in a
democracy and avenues by which the public braodacasters' programming vision can be most
effective. The BBC has been a pioneer and a role model for the world - in this sessions ideas
will be shared from the BBC and learnings discussed to find the best way forward.
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
Are we finally on the last mile to the Big Leagues in sports?
2014 witnessed the emergence of sports as its rekindled the nation's hope and the sports
channels played a huge role in creating a buzz in the arena of sports. The successful league
models in Kabadi, Cricket, Hockey, Football, Badminton and Tennis paved the way for
creating a viable career options for young Indians. However, the key to success remains in
monetization and return of investment of the stakeholders and the sustainability of their
business models. The panel would deliberate on issues relating to a national policy on
sports; infrastructure status to build stadiums and facilities; challenges before the rights
holders to monetize sports content; franchisees' business models and a national curriculum
on sports.
Ball room 3
Marathi Cinema : The Sun Rises Again
India's first film feature was the Marathi film Raja Harishchandra by Dadasaheb Phalke.
Despite such a glorious start, Marathi cinema lost significance and got completely
overshadowed by Bollywood. In the last couple of years things have changed dramatically
and some brilliant Marathi films have been produced. These films have got not only critical
acclaim but have also been commercially successful. Fuelled by these success stories some
great films are now being produced and filmmakers are willing to experiment knowing they
have a loyal and discerning audience.The eminent panel will explore and discuss the recent
resurgence of Marathi cinema.
Powai Rooms 1 & 2
Desi Media : Founders building disruptive media companies from India
The session will showcase the diversity in the Indian entrepreneurship ecosystem around
M&E. It will focus on bringing out inspiration from the founder's journey and also the
challenges that the current state of our M&E industry poses for entrepreneurial ideas to
flourish.
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
A Director's Masterclass : Are we focusing only on remakes?
Let us listen to those who craft cinema in order to understand if our focus is indeed on
remakes and sequels and if not, how does the creative process translate the screenplay into
visually and intellectually compelling content.
Powai 1&2
Workshop with Mike Gunton
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Day III: 27 March, 2015
DIGITAL MEDIA DAY
Ball Rooms 1, 2 & 3
1030 - 1100hrs
A Founder's Tale with Raghav Bahl - Being an M & E entrepreneur in India
The M&E sector is one of the most dynamic sectors prone to rapid change. We hear from
Raghav Bahl his experiences in setting up one of India's largest media groups, his key
learnings during the process and his advice to young entrepreneurs.
Powai 1&2
1030 - 1100hrs
International Distribution- processes and emerging markets
This session will discuss avenues for reaching key content markets and the processes
therein for content distribution , buying and selling.
Ball Room 3
1100-1130hrs
Indian Film Certification: issues and way forward
In the context of current times, the Indian film certification process has been fraught with
challenges – in this session stakeholders discuss the inevitable lacunae in the system and
move towards an agreeable way forward.
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
1130 - 1230 hrs
Regulatory Challenges towards Enabling Digital India - keynote address by Ravi Shankar
Prasad, Hon'ble Minister for Communications and IT, Government of India*
Ball Rooms 1, 2
1230-1330hrs
Digital Disruption: Trends, Analysis, Insight & Projections
The session will discuss the 360 degree disruption which the digital ecosystem has effected
upon the entertainment sector and analyse future and current trends in the digital business
in order for these platforms to become growth drivers in the truest sense.
Ball Rooms 3
1230-1330hrs
The Live events Round Up - Stuck where we were?
This panel will discuss the long road ahead in making India a productive profit centre in the
global live event landscape wherein the red tape can be wished away and the business
environment can be enabling.
Powai 1&2
1230-1330hrs
Making Maharashtra the Global Destination for Media and Entertainment
One of the key objectives of the Maharashtra government is to provide greater thrust on
creating a comprehensive Media & Entertainment policy in order to provide world class
infrastructure and policy framework to attract the global M&E industry to Maharashtra. High
level bureaucrats of the Maharashtra government will be presenting their initiatives to the
industry and seeking inputs.
1330-1415 hrs
Lunch
Ball Rooms 1 & 2
1415-1530 hrs
Making Money off the digital native - Sustainable revenue models
The digital consumer is on his way to becoming the M & E king. It is he who will dictate
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future content trends, platform specifics and most importantly - revenue flows. How can the
vast media and entertainment ecosystem channelize its vision towards a sustainable
revenue reaping system off the all-encompassing digital landscape - overhauling payment
gateways, broadband speed, consumer sensitization.
Powai 1&2
1415-1530 hrs
Emerging alternate revenue sources for kids’ content
Kids' content is developed in most countries primarily through satellite or public
broadcasting or both. In the absence of a strong public broadcasting model, content
creators are completely dependent on satellite broadcasting only. Herein It becomes a
challenge for kids' content creators to build long-lasting character brands and sustainable
projects on the strength of satellite broadcasting alone. It is the coming together of revenue
sources which can create long-term programming with identifiable character brands
specifically for children. Will Indian children's programming develop towards embracing
emerging alternate revenue sources in the digital age?
Ball room 1 and 2
1530 -1645
Young Stars and New Wave Cinema: Is Hindi Cinema finally breaking out of the classic
mould?
Urbane plot lines; taut screenplays ; edgy music and quirky characterisations- for every
Rowdy Rathore, there is a Queen, for every Bang Bang, there is a PK - are audiences and the
trade pundits ready to declare Bollywood finally formula-free? Moreover, in a country with
large audience chunks amidst rural and small town audiences, can that actually happen?
Does that mean that the Indian small town has come of age?
Ball room 3
1530-1645 hrs
Brand Building and engagement in a digital world
As digital advertising and online presence gain ground for brands, there is a growing
realisation that the digital world differs greatly from traditional media. A one size fits all
strategy is unlikely to help brands leverage the full strength of the digital platform.
Additionally, user engagement in a real time and dynamic digital environment is a challenge.
To add credibility to visibility, marketers need to continue to make full use of online by
listening and engaging and not just showcasing. In this session, the panelists discuss what
it takes to build a successful online brand presence.
Ball Room 1 & 2
1645-1715 hrs
M&E - India's soft power- Gen VK Singh, Hon'ble Minister of State for External Affairs,
Government of India
1715 -1815 hrs
Valedictory Address- Vision 2020 for the Media and Entertainment IndustryCol. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Hon’ble Minister of State for Information &
Broadcasting, Government of India
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FICCI's Best Animated Frames Awards
The Best Animated Frames [BAF] Awards was started in 2004 by
the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry
[FICCI] to recognize and honour students and professionals in the
field of Animation. This first ever Animation Awards in India
grew over the years to encompass awards not only in Animation,
but also in the VFX and Gaming fields. The contest now receives
top-notch entries from across the globe. In fact, the last BAF
Awards held in March 2014 received over 400 entries from across
10 countries.
The 12th edition of BAF Awards will take place on March 25th,
2015 at Hotel Renaissance, Powai, Mumbai.
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3 Beneficiary name (if different from the vendor name)
FICCI
4 Beneficiary bank name
UNITED BANK OF INDIA
5 Beneficiary bank branch address
TANSEN MARG, NEW DELHI
110001
6 Beneficiary bank A/c no.
0359018009732
7 Type of Bank A/c (Current/Savings/Cash Credit)
SAVINGS
8 SWIFT CODE
BIC UTBIINBBTNM
9 Name of intermediary bank
Standard Chartered Bank, New York
10 Intermediary bank SWIFT CODE
SCBLUS33
11 Account number of beneficiary bank with intermediary bank 00257139
12 Service tax code
AAACF1282EST001
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13 PAN No.
AAACF1282E
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14 NEFT/IFSC/RTGS code of beneficiary bank branch
UTBI0TNM709*
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FICCI, payable at New Delhi
15 MICR code appearing on beneficiary back account cheque
110027020
16 Email ID
[email protected]
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Designation : ....................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Organisation : ..................................................................................................................................................................................................
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Mailing Address : .............................................................................................................................................................................................
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Pincode :....................................
Mobile :...................................................................
4.
Telephone(s) : .........................................................................................................
(With Country and STD code)
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Fax :.................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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E-mail :..............................................................................................................................................................................................................
7.
Website : ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................
8.
Business Interest : Please Tick
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Radio
Others please specify
TV
Gaming
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Cheque/DD for Rs............................................................................................ No.....................................................................................................
Dated..................................................................... Drawn on....................................................................................................................................
9.
FICCI Membership number ..............................................................................................................................................................................
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