Producers Without Borders
Producers Without Borders
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Our global network of creatives in the Entertainment industry are cross pollinated with professionals that help us thrive as a curated community where we collaborate, create, and deliver content worldwide. Our ability to tell stories that matter comes from the heart of each individual we curate, nurture, respect and honor for their contributions to the nucleus of our group where authenticity is the currency of trust amongst our members. Our periodic podcasts are tailored to address issues we feel are relevant and important towards our internal growth which has larger manifestations for the world we are trying to improve together.
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The podcast emphasizes themes of storytelling, collaboration, and community growth, tackling relevant issues that impact both internal growth and global social change. For example, episodes are expected to cover essential topics like creativity in crisis, the role of entertainment in social justice, and the evolution of collaborative networks among creatives.
Our global network of creatives in the Entertainment industry are cross pollinated with professionals that help us thrive as a curated community where we collaborate, create, and deliver content worldwide. Our ability to tell stories that matter comes from the heart of each individual we curate, nurture, respect and honor for their contributions to the nucleus of our group where authenticity is the currency of trust amongst our members.
Our periodic podcasts are tailored to address issues we feel are relevant and important towards our internal growth which has larger manifestations for the world we are trying to improve together.
Recorded live at Focus London 2025, this episode captures a timely conversation at the intersection of creativity, technology, and storytelling. As Large Language Models like ChatGPT rapidly reshape creative workflows, many filmmakers are asking how much of the creative process should be handed over to machines.
Producers Without Borders founder Kayvan Mashayekh sits down with renowned mathematician and bestselling author Edward Frenkel, Ph.D. (Love and Math) to explore why human intelligence, intuition, and lived experience remain irreplaceable in film creation. They examine the limits of AI, the risks of relying on tools trained on the past, and the responsibility artists carry to push culture forward through original vision and emotional truth.
Rather than resisting technology, this conversation re-frames AI as a tool that must serve human creativity, not replace it. In an age of algorithms, this episode is a reminder that the future of cinema still depends on the courage, imagination, and intent of filmmakers.
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