For creators
YouTube, social and regional-language creators building an audience and a business.
One Main Stage and three tracks, from 8:00 am to a rooftop dinner.
Breakfast, filter coffee, badges and the "Make your intro video" booth, where Agent Max makes you a 10-second intro video.
Welcome to MAD 2027.
What 35 million creators are making, what they've stopped making, and where it goes in 2027. With Raghav.
The full reveal, with a live demo from brief to finished video.
What happens to people who create content for a living when making content costs almost nothing. Speaker revealed soon.
AI dubbing, localising without losing your voice, and where brand deals are moving.
Where video actually moves pipeline, and where it's noise. Real funnels, real numbers.
How regulated industries keep thousands of modules in step with SOPs that keep changing, and what auditors want.
Same brief to Claude, ChatGPT and Grok running fully automated pipelines. See the outputs, vote, then hear where a human must stay, and why.
A working system for turning one long recording into clips, posts, emails and sales snippets every week.
AI agents produce the first draft. The ID's job moves from building slides to diagnosing performance problems. Which skills to build now.
India's IT Rules amendment (notified Feb 2026): AI-content labelling and three-hour deepfake takedowns. What to label, voice and face consent, staying compliant without losing reach.
Budgets, the tools being dropped, and proving training ROI to the CFO. No vendors on stage.
Each table has a host and a topic: AI for frontline training, LinkedIn video, regional dubbing, building a course in a day, and AI-content labelling.
Prizes are annual Animaker plans.
A one-line story from the audience becomes a video, live. Then what's new across Animaker: Nano LMS, Vmaker and Picmaker.
With Nano Composer. Everyone leaves with a working course.
An AI playbook for storyboards, scripts, assessments and SME interviews.
Speaker revealed soon.
MAD Creator, MAD Trainer and MAD B2B Storyteller. Each winner gets a 30-second tribute film.
And next year's date.
Dinner, drinks and the conversations you came for.
Everyone shares the Main Stage. The breakouts and the labs split three ways.
YouTube, social and regional-language creators building an audience and a business.
B2B and brand marketers, content leads and demand-gen teams who need video that moves pipeline.
L&D heads, instructional designers and trainers who keep people and courses up to date.