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Creator Economy Summit


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EVENT DETAILS

Date: Saturday 7 February

Registrations: free, but places are limited

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Home of the Arts (HOTA)
135 Bundall Rd, Surfers Paradise

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Registrations opening January 2026

We’re combining the power and knowledge of established film and television professionals with the momentum of the rapidly growing creator economy to launch a one-day program during the 2026 AACTA Festival: the Creator Economy Summit. 

This event connects both sectors, giving creators unprecedented access to traditional media decision-makers and providing the entertainment industry with new pathways to audience building, evolving content formats and new revenue models.

The program developed in partnership with Changer and presented by Australia Academy of Cinema Television Arts (AACTA), will be announced in January 2026 alongside the opening of registrations. 

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