ITTV Festival, interview with the CEO and founder Valentina Martelli

September 8, 2023

Valentina Martelli, CEO and founder of ITTV Festival. An opportunity to discuss with the major players the state of the art and the future of Italian film and tv productions, on the international markets.

ITTV Festival, interview with the CEO and founder Valentina Martelli Angelo Acerbi

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We talk with Valentina Martelli, founder and CEO of ITTV Festival, told us about how about The audiovisual industry met at the ITTV International Forum and Tech In Entertainment, and she announces the dates for ITTV and TIE in Los Angeles, October 30 to November 1 at Neue House in Hollywood.

Important panels

Valentina Martelli told us about the two panels, happened in Venice, to talk about the changes in technology applied to entertainment and the evolution of Italian storytelling which has crossed the borders of our country for years. 2017 was the key year which favoured the customs clearance of Italian series in the world, with the arrival of Suburra on Netflix and which saw the entry into force of the Cinema Law.

Why Los Angeles

As Valentina Martelli declares, the United States remains the largest market in the global “streaming wars”, with revenues of $49.4 billion in 2022. By the end of 2027, they will reach $75.5 billion, recording more than threefold growth in a decade. This is the reason why ITTV talks need to be done also in the heart of the interntitonal film industry,.

Written by: Angelo Acerbi

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