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Who’s creating the next wave of short-form IP, and what formats are breaking through?

If you’re tracking the evolution of mobile-first storytelling, this session delivers the clarity you need.

What You’ll Learn:
📌 The New Global Supply Chain
→ How mobile-first series are funded, created, and monetized differently than traditional TV/film

📌 Global Hotspots & Formats
→ Where is mobile-native content being made—and by whom? What genres and runtimes are gaining traction?

📌 Strategic Intel
→ Is this format part of your global slate planning? Who are the disruptors to watch—ReelShort, Disney, TVING, YouTube?

📌 Creative & Business Implications
→ Why mobile-native content needs different talent, tools, and deal structures

You Should Attend If You…

• Develop or acquire IP for mobile or digital-first formats

• Track emerging storytelling trends across short-form and vertical content

• Represent or scout talent pushing the boundaries of new formats

• Work at a studio, network, or platform experimenting with short-form storytelling

• Need a global view on which regions and players are leading in micro-dramas

• Advise on format strategy, content innovation, or platform-specific slates

• Want to stay ahead of the curve as new screen habits reshape content creation

“These sessions help us spot trends and deals before they’re in the trades.”
— VP, Global Production, Netflix

• Global hotspots: who’s creating mobile-first and vertical-native IP

• Emerging vs. established players shaping the short-form content space

• Popular genres, runtimes, and formats gaining traction on mobile platforms

• Brand-new examples of micro-dramas built for digital-first audiences

• Strategic outlook: is short-form becoming a key format in global slates?

This intel is brought to you by Vitrina – the world’s most powerful and fastest intelligence system for the global Film & TV supply chain.

“We rely on Vitrina’s briefings for strategic planning across all our markets.”
— Executive Director, Global Content Strategy, Netflix