AI video went from novelty to production tool in roughly eighteen months. That is faster than most creative departments can absorb, and it explains why the demand for people who can teach it has outrun the supply of people who can actually do it.
The speakers below are on the English roster at Everything AI, and they share one thing: they ship. They direct commercials, cut documentaries for the BBC and Netflix, build creative language for brands, and in one case help run the product that half the industry is using. This is the list we hand to conference producers, agency heads and content teams who need someone who has done the work.
Directors and video creators
Matan Cohen Grumi
Founding Creative Director at Pika, the AI video platform. Matan came out of the rock scene, moved into advertising, and then his AI films went around the world and landed in front of Pika's investors, who connected him to the founding team. He now develops new approaches to storytelling and visual content with AI, and his viral work has drawn millions of views. When he teaches, he teaches how to make something that stops the scroll rather than something that merely proves the tool works.
Best for: creative departments, advertising conferences, brand teams, keynote sessions on generative video.
Ilan Bouni
An HIT industrial design graduate who began his career designing living spaces and fashion stores, then moved naturally into cinema. Ilan has always treated film and architecture as reflections of each other, and he uses design thinking to translate a director's or an agency's vision into an advanced visual language. His talks are about building new visual ideas, not about which button to press.
Best for: film and advertising production, creative direction, design-led video teams.
Barak Rotem
Multidisciplinary artist working in video, photography and AI. Bezalel screen arts graduate, video art studies at the Vienna Academy, AI studies at Shenkar. His work has been shown at the UAE Biennale, at the Eretz Israel Museum Biennale, in galleries across Europe and on the screens of Times Square. His workshops address the problem no one wants to name: generative output all looks the same, and the skill is developing a visual voice that does not.
Best for: studios, creative teams working under a brief, image-to-video workshops, art and fashion audiences.
Rodrigo Gonzales
Media entrepreneur and founder of Veo, which produces video content and advertising built for social channels and large companies. Rodrigo is curious and deliberately contrarian about the media world, and he takes an audience through the craft of authentic content: visual storytelling that moves people because it understands the audience and the brand, not because it is technically impressive.
Best for: media and marketing conferences, social-first content teams, brand storytelling.
Noam Shalev
A world-renowned director and author active since 1994, producing and directing documentaries for the BBC, Netflix and National Geographic. His films, including "The Last Stand" and "Primetime War," deal with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and with how global media constructs a story. On a video agenda he is the reminder that the hardest part of the craft was never the camera.
Best for: documentary tracks, journalism and media events, storytelling programs.
Creative directors and content leads
Omri Marcus
Content editor, screenwriter and format developer with twenty-five years of making things interesting: dating shows in China, reality in the United States, game shows in England, entertainment in India, and a winning Israeli political campaign. Omri specializes in the content deal, meaning the strongest possible story in exchange for the viewer's attention. In his sessions he shows how AI upgrades ideas and lets anyone move creativity out of their head and into something the world can watch.
Best for: creative and content conferences, format development, marketing teams, keynotes.
Ziv Meiri
Google alumnus, where he led creative strategy for key clients in apps, B2B tech, health tech and eCommerce and collaborated with research teams on AI product tools. Also a PepsiCo alumnus, where he ran global brand and marketing communications for SodaStream, and former Chief Creative Officer at McCann Tel Aviv. Ziv now specializes in applying AI across advertising, creative and production.
Best for: advertising and brand conferences, creative leadership, production teams.
Lior Meiri
Creative director leading creative teams at advertising agencies and tech companies for over twenty years. Also a former Bezalel teacher, an activist, a podcaster, a children's author, a startup partner and a voice-over artist. Lior's position is that curiosity is the single most important quality in a creative professional, which is why he keeps learning new tools instead of defending old ones.
Best for: agency teams, creative departments, advertising events.
Doron Tsur
Screenwriter with more than twenty years of credits, now an AI process lead at Overwolf. Doron uses AI obsessively in his own work to produce dubbing, music, animation and complete video films rather than just scripts, and he brings that daily practice into workshops for content creators, creative teams and social media professionals. He teaches with free and accessible tools, which is why his sessions travel well.
Best for: content teams, hands-on video workshops, social and creative departments.
Itay Gal
Independent content creator and experienced social media manager, and a musician and comedian besides. Over the past year Itay rebuilt his workflow around AI tools and multiplied his content output without dropping quality. His argument to creative professionals who are anxious about AI is simple: the opportunity is larger than the threat, and here is exactly how to take it.
Best for: social media teams, content creators, creator communities, practical workshops.
Artists working in moving image
Efrat Yamin
Nearly two decades as an art director on award-winning campaigns, now among the leading AI artists in the market. Efrat works across image and video, and she brings directing, storytelling and photography instincts into generative tools. She has held the "Everything AI" stage in front of five hundred people more than once, with humor and an energy that carries.
Best for: design and advertising conferences, image and video workshops, creative teams.
Orit Litmanovitch Shiber
Art director, product designer and GenAI creator, combining design, photography and art with artificial intelligence. Orit lectures at conferences and in academia and leads workshops on telling a genuinely human story with generative video and imagery.
Best for: design conferences, academia, brand and product teams.
Yaki Gani
Musician, innovation leader, co-founder of STUFF and co-curator of the "Everything AI" conference series. Yaki's work on voice modeling and generative creation crosses directly into video, and his "Playing with the Dead" piece has now been performed in front of some fifteen thousand people. He is one of the few speakers who can make an audience feel the technology rather than just understand it.
Best for: keynotes, innovation events, music and audiovisual tracks.
Ella Uzen
AI artist and researcher of digital art, working across image and moving image. Ella teaches the creative process itself, and her workshops consistently produce original work from participants who did not expect to make anything at all.
Best for: creative workshops, cultural institutions, corporate offsites.
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