Get involved with our Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Screen Education Conference

We are delighted to announce that Eduqas is working in partnership with Ravensbourne University to deliver an innovative joint conference on ‘AI In Screen Education’.

The conference is being organised by Laurel Parker, Senior Lecturer, Department of Film at Ravensbourne University, Hilary Jaques, Media Studies Subject Officer at Eduqas, and Jenny Stewart, Subject Officer, Film Studies at Eduqas. 

The conference will be held at Ravensbourne University from 31 March - 1 April 2026.  

Get involved – call for papers

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the screen industries at every level - from screenwriting and visual effects to marketing, distribution, and audience analytics. As AI reshapes workflows, aesthetics, and roles within film, television, and interactive media, screen educators face urgent questions about how to prepare learners for a rapidly evolving creative and professional landscape. 

We invite proposals for papers, panels, workshops, and dialogues that explore the impact and implications of AI across every level of screen education in the UK, from primary to postgraduate. This conference aims to foster meaningful exchange between educators, researchers, and screen professionals, ensuring our curricula and critical frameworks remain dynamic, relevant, and forward-thinking.  

We welcome submissions from educators, researchers and practitioners working at all levels - from Level 2 to postgraduate - across further and higher education, screen academies, and vocational training environments. 

We particularly encourage collaborative submissions that bridge the gap between education and industry, as well as contributions from underrepresented voices in AI and screen studies. 

• Teaching and embedding AI literacy in media and film curricula 
• Levelling the field: Fair assessment in the age of AI  
• Ethics, Authorship, and Automation: Who owns the work? 
• AI in Screenwriting, Editing, Pre and Post-production 
• Perspectives on AI Integration into screen industries 
• Preparing students for AI-Augmented creative roles 
• Critical and cultural approaches to AI in Screen Media 
• Policy, regulation, and the future of creative labour in the age of AI 
• Creative practice-based research using AI tools

Join us as we critically and creatively explore what it means to teach, learn, and create with AI in the age of screen media transformation. 

For further information and queries, please contact: aiscreenedu@gmail.com