The Immersive Experience Network Summit 2024 is taking place on 21 October at Woolwich Works in London.
Building off of the success of last year's Immersive Design Symposium, the event will be double the size, bringing together even more professionals and industry leaders from the world of immersive experiences.
Immersive Experience Network Summit 24 is a space for collaboration, connection and knowledge sharing within the immersive sector. Over 35 different speakers from around the world and representing different areas of the industry will gather to cover a wide range of topics related to the Creative, Operational, and Commercial aspects of developing live immersive works.
Programme
The conference programme is spread across 4 different spaces, with 6 sessions running throughout the day. Announced speakers include Sara Thacher, Walt Disney Imagineering, Megan Clifton Boomtown, Punchdrunk, Ollie Jones, SWAMP, and many more! Content from the main theatres will be made available to ticket holders after the event, ensuring attendees don't miss a moment. In addition to the main conference programme, there will be plenty of opportunity to catch up with colleagues and network with other professionals.
Who should attend?
The Immersive Experience Network Summit 2024 is for anyone working within the immersive sector, creating live, interactive, and playable experiences. This includes those creating live theatre, escape rooms experiences, immersive art, LARP and location based VR/AR experiences and everything in between.Â
Attendees will include:
- Creative Instigators
- Creative Entrepreneurs
- Creative Academics
- Creative Companies
- Creative Agencies
The purpose of the summit is to encourage conversation and collaboration between different sectors of the industry and to inspire new experiences that fuel the growth of the immersive sector.
Register Now
Registration is now open for The Immersive Experience Network Summit 2024. Tickets and more information can be found here. An open concessionary ticket is also available for those for which the full ticket price would be a barrier to attending.
