Artistic Insights into Modern Connectivity
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Emmy-nominated filmmaker Tiffany Shlain crafts keynotes that fuse neuroscience, feminism, and tech, setting new standards in creativity.
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You not so much as book Tiffany but absorb her; her stimulating message, infectious aura, cinematic style and 10/10 environment. The message was as prescient as it was powerful. My only regret is that we needed a bigger zoom room.
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Unlock the power of innovation and creativity with Keynote Speaker Tiffany Shlain, an influential voice shaping the future of technology and human connection. Tiffany Shlain isn’t just a motivational speaker; she’s a catalyst for change in today’s digital landscape.
Tiffany has a new film coming out, The Teen Brain (executive produced by Goldie Hawn), on the latest neuroscience on the adolescent years. In this new talk, Emmy-Nominated director Tiffany Shlain brings these ideas to life by exploring what’s happening in the teenage brain, illuminating that teenagers are emotionally brilliant, super-learners with brains that are undergoing rapid and significant remodeling and development. Based on the latest research on adolescence, and showcasing both teens and doctors and psychologists, the talk offers tools for teens and the adults in their lives who support them to help them stay balanced and navigate the powerful adolescent years.
Tiffany walks us through her new art exhibit that looks at what happens when we step back to view ourselves within the expansiveness of nature and time through the lens of feminism, neuroscience, ecology, and philosophy. In her time-based media, light boxes and sculptures, she explores how this scale realignment can change our perspective, offer context, reveal absurdities, and evoke humility, insights, and awe.
Actively experimenting with ChatGPT for her upcoming film and art exhibition, Tiffany shares what she has learned as she investigates the ways we can think about AI as an exciting new tool that sharpens our ability to ask and refine questions, and to discern what’s real and what isn’t. Finding humanity at a similar moment to when she founded the Webby Awards in the early days of the web, in this talk she explores the good, the bad, and the potential of this huge technological advancement.
Tiffany gives a rousing reframing of women and power, highlighting the importance of shifting from a perspective of scarcity to one of abundance, and exploring ways to create a gender equitable world – one that works better for everyone: all races, all classes, all ages. She brings her film 50/50: The 10,000 Year History of Women + Power to life with this talk.
A dynamic presentation with interactive components for employees and employers, together. As we reemerge from the pandemic, companies everywhere are asking: How do we work smarter? How do we maximize the benefits of technology (including remote work) while maintaining quality in-person office time? How do we create a work culture where both employers and employees can prosper? This talk offers effective answers for the new workplace.
Tiffany Shlain will explore in her inspiring talk how turning off screens one day a week can work wonders on your brain, body, and soul. By doing this practice for over a decade, Internet pioneer and renowned filmmaker Tiffany Shlain and her family have gained more time, productivity, connection, and presence. Drawn from the ancient ritual of Shabbat, living 24/6 can work for anyone from any background. With humor and wisdom, Shlain shares her story, offers lessons she has learned, and provides a blueprint for how to do it yourself.
From creating the Webby Awards, to making award-winning films and books, to her recent show at MoMA in NYC, Tiffany illuminates her process for taking an idea into action. In this riveting and highly visual talk, Tiffany shares creating space to have new ideas, developing projects with advisory boards, fundraising and marketing projects to produce supersonic launches into the world.
Known for updating Jewish ideas in creative and innovative ways, Tiffany will share through her projects (Sundance Film Festival hit film The Tribe, to Making of a Mensch and her Tech Shabbats) the ways in which Jewish wisdom and practice (including rethinking rituals for the 21st century) have transformed her life.
Building off a decade of making films that explore the science of character and hosting a global day on this topic, this talk explores in a highly entertaining and visual way the neuroscience and social science that shows how we can develop – in ourselves and in others – strengths like grit, gratitude, creativity, optimism, resilience, bravery, and self-control.
You not so much as book Tiffany but absorb her; her stimulating message, infectious aura, cinematic style and 10/10 environment. The message was as prescient as it was powerful. My only regret is that we needed a bigger zoom room.
Professor David Dunkley
Tiffany’s keynote at The Women of Vision gala was the highest rated speakers we have ever had!
Barbara Gee
Tiffany gave a brilliant visionary talk that blew away the audience.
Elan Divon
Tiffany's TEDWomen talks all ended with audiences jumping to their feet, applauding and lining up to meet her.
Betsy Scolnik
Tiffany always kills it, but this year she blew the audience away by performing her latest film, 30,000 Days, live onstage.
Gabrielle Zuckerman
With humor, and with a creativity all her own, Tiffany illuminates the issues that affect us all and helps us to understand our inter-relationship with the world in a way that is both freeing and inspiring.
Al Gore
A highly energized romp through a myriad of ideas about where the human race is headed.
James Greenberg
My congregation could have listened to her authentic stories and insights for hours.
Rabbi Karen Glazer Perolman
It was great to present the premiere of Tiffany Shlain's Dear Human as part of MoMA's Doc Fortnight 2020. It received a standing ovation -the audience loved it!
Kathy Brew
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