AI can make visual content faster than ever. The risk is that everything starts to look the same. This session is about using real-time generative visuals to work more efficiently while keeping events distinctive.

Real-time visuals respond to what's happening in the room, as it happens, on any screen or surface: LED walls, projections, displays at the bar or entrance.

Sean Bradford, founder of Origin Støries, shows two approaches live:
- Audience capture: cameras turn guests and performers into part of the visuals, so the crowd becomes the show.
- Motion-driven abstract visuals: movement in the room drives abstract worlds built around your theme, colours and logo, for when you want atmosphere and branding rather than faces.

He then walks through where each fits:
- Personalised experiences: a video booth where every guest steps into their own scene, ready to share.
- Live music and karaoke: visuals that react to the band, the singer and the crowd.
- Themed events: one setup that changes its look from a winter show to a festival night.
- Brand integration: logos and brand worlds built into the visuals, not pasted on top.

The second half is practical. Sean compares the main types of AI visual tools, real-time, image and video generation, by what each produces and when to use it, and explains the trade-offs between cloud and offline setups for reliability and privacy. He also shares how to keep creative control when AI speeds up the work.

You'll leave knowing what's possible today and where to start testing.