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Aug 8, 2026
26Q2 | The Future of AI Short Drama: Social Media, AI & the Next Wave of Vertical Storytelling
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Maggie HanHOST
What is the vision behind this direction, and why do you decide to enter the AI short drama space?

Victor PotrelGUEST
Yeah, so for us, because we're part of a wider production, uh- And what a group.

Victor PotrelGUEST
Uh, so we, we started digital media studio production and distribution company, so we grew an audience of two billion combined subscribers, followers across YouTube, Facebook, Snap.

Victor PotrelGUEST
So those were like, uh, regular, let's say, horizontal, but also vertical short-form production, uh, that we do in our studios, uh, or our teams is designing.

Victor PotrelGUEST
So obviously we are seeing the capabilities of AI, uh, increasing, and it makes a, it give opportunity to do things that we were not able to do, uh, before in term of production.
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Maggie HanHOST
So from your perspective, if short dramas are increasingly distributed through social media platforms, what do you think the long-term monetization model looks like?