Mumbai: The eighth edition of The Content Hub Summit delved into the ever-changing world of content creation. With the consolidation of platforms, creators face new hurdles in gaining visibility, maximising revenue, and maintaining creative freedom. The event also explored the remarkable theatrical success of Indian cinema and unraveled the secrets behind its unprecedented profits, with a critical eye towards its sustainability.
The session was chaired by Radioandmusic.com editor Namrata Kale. It included the following panelists: writer & director Pubali Chaudhuri, screenwriter Ishani Banerjee, Majburi Main Bandha Ek Rishta writer Jigyasa and Pocket FM head – branding and communications Vineet Singh.
The panel discussion shed light on the challenges writers face in the audio, film, and OTT industries, stressing the need for recognition, fair contracts, and empowerment.
Pubali emphasized the need to acknowledge writers’ contributions and improve revenue sharing, while Ishani highlighted the significance of contracts, credits, and acknowledgment in empowering writers. Vineet outlined Pocket FM’s initiatives to empower writers globally with equitable revenue-sharing models, while Jigyasa shared her journey of discovering writing talent during the lockdown and finding success with Pocket FM.
In conclusion, the panel underscored the industry’s commitment to addressing the challenges faced by writers and providing platforms like Pocket FM to showcase diverse narratives.
