Disney's Created in LA Adds Mindy Kaling, Zach King, AdamW and More
The event is set to take place this September.
Disney has announced the first wave of speakers for day two of its inaugural Created in LA creator summit, which is set to bring together some of the biggest names in entertainment.
What’s Happening:
- Created in LA, presented by Disney, has announced the first speakers for day two of its inaugural two-day creator event, taking place September 17–18.
- The event will bring together 350 creators, innovators, and storytellers for discussions on the future of content creation and storytelling.
- Disney executives joining the lineup include Chief Marketing and Brand Officer Asad Ayaz.
- Additional featured speakers include Mindy Kaling, Zach King, AdamW, Jenny Hoyos, and Sam Eckholm, with more speakers to be announced.
- Mindy Kaling will present "How to Be Your Own Studio," discussing how creators can take ownership of their ideas and careers.
- Zach King will share insights from nearly 18 years on YouTube, breaking down the creative process behind his viral videos.
- AdamW will discuss how he built an audience of more than 55 million followers by turning comedy into a successful media business.
- Jenny Hoyos will explain the storytelling techniques and audience strategies behind generating more than 10 billion views across her content.
- Sam Eckholm will explore how cinematic production techniques and Hollywood storytelling principles can elevate digital content creation.
- The event begins September 17 with a red-carpet premiere at the El Capitan Theatre, featuring the debut of an unreleased video from a major creator.
- The conference continues September 18 at The Walt Disney Studios lot with talks and panels designed to connect creators and entertainment industry leaders.
- Applications to attend Created in LA remain open through the event's official website.
- This event chooses its attendees very meticulously, so if you are a content creator, make sure you submit your application ASAP as submissions will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis.
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