AdFest day two speaker and breakout sessions

Day Two of ADFEST 2012, saw Akira Kagami of Dentsu and Ryo Shimizu present “The Zen of Communication Architecture, A.K.A. Game”, followed by Eric Cruz of Leo Burnett, whose session was entitled, “Reinvention: A decade of History and Change”. After lunch Ramesh Sathiah of Song Zu presented “The Alchemy of Music”. ADFEST delegates were then entertained by an interview with Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith, a scriptwriter, director and producer direct from Hollywood, who’s hit movies include, “Legally Blonde” and “10 Things I Hate about You”. She was followed by Robin Shenfield’s session, “Convincing the Sceptical!”, who is Co-Founder and CEO of The Mill in London.

For the first time this year, ADFEST has organised additional breakout sessions to run concurrently with its speaker programme. Yesterday’s breakout sessions included Cirkus’ Animation Workshop entitled, “Get Creative with your Mind & Money.  Play the Cirkus Animation Game”, which was scheduled in the morning.

In the afternoon, the first Asia Pacific Chapter of the World Producers Summit was held at ADFEST to raise and discuss issues in the production industry and provide local production companies with access to global contacts.