Futureofentertainment
Venue Guide

Map of the Future of Entertainment Conference

Find your way across the Stanford GSB campus to keynotes, panels, workshops, and the networking spaces that make the Future of Entertainment Conference a working community.

Orientation

Navigating the Conference Spaces

The conference uses several connected spaces on the Stanford Graduate School of Business campus. Plenary keynotes, breakout panels, product demonstrations, and informal conversations each take place in different rooms, so a little planning before you arrive will save time between sessions.

This map page explains how the main areas relate to one another. Use it alongside the daily schedule to decide which room to head to next and where to pause for coffee or a quiet conversation.

Main Session Rooms

Keynote presentations are held in the largest auditorium, where the full audience gathers for opening remarks and featured talks on the future of film, television, music, games, and live events.

Smaller seminar rooms host panels and workshops. These rooms are arranged for discussion, so speakers and audience members can exchange questions and ideas in a more intimate setting.

  • Keynote auditorium for plenary sessions
  • Seminar rooms for moderated panels
  • Workshop spaces for hands-on exploration
Campus walkway leading to conference venues

Gallery of Key Areas

A visual overview of the spaces you will use most during the conference.

Moving Through the Day

A typical conference day follows a simple rhythm that the map is designed to support.

Morning

Check-in and Opening Keynote

Collect your badge at the entrance area, then move to the keynote auditorium for the opening session.

Midday

Panels and Workshops

Choose among parallel panels in the seminar rooms, returning to the lounge between sessions to continue discussions.

Afternoon

Networking and Closing

Use the shared lounge for informal conversations before the closing remarks bring the day to an end.

Practical Wayfinding Tips

01

Plan Your Route

Review the schedule the evening before so you know which room each session uses and how long the walk will take.

02

Arrive Early

Arriving a few minutes ahead of each panel gives you time to find seating and settle into the discussion.

03

Ask at Check-in

Staff at the registration desk can point you to rooms that are new to you or help with accessibility needs.

Ready to Plan Your Conference Day?

Combine this map with the full programme to build a schedule that suits your interests.

Open the Full Schedule