A veteran of Hollywood animation and founder of Aurora AI, Yan Chen brings a wealth of experience from studios like Disney and DreamWorks, where he contributed to iconic films such as The Matrix Reloaded and Happy Feet 2. His work continues to define the cutting edge of AI-driven video and live streaming technologies.

Australian filmmaker George Miller will join the jury for the OMNI 1.0 2025 edition. Miller is the visionary director behind Mad Max, Happy Feet, and Furiosa, and brings decades of boundary-pushing storytelling and cinematic innovation to the OMNI jury.

Pioneering AI innovator Caroline Pegram will be joining the OMNI 1.0 2025 edition. Pegram is the visionary producer and strategist behind groundbreaking projects like the AI Eurovision-winning track Beautiful the World and the innovative Wombtunes platform, and brings over two decades of expertise in merging cutting-edge technology with creative expression to the OMNI experience.

A creative technologist and strategist and Founder and Curator of the OMNI AI Film Festival. Travis Rice pushes the boundaries of media innovation through AI, immersive tech, and metaverse systems. With a unique background in contemporary art, he bridges art and technology to craft interactive, human-centered platforms.

Jonathan Zawada is a multidisciplinary artist and designer known for his surreal, data-driven visual style. Blending digital and physical media, he’s collaborated with artists like Flume and brands like Nike. His work explores the intersection of nature, technology, and identity.

Big data visionary Rita Arrigo will be joining the OMNI 1.0 2025 edition. Arrigo is the strategic mind behind Australia's National AI Centre ecosystem and the world-first Responsible AI Network, and brings extensive expertise in transforming complex datasets into actionable intelligence across public and private sectors to the OMNI experience.

A media and tech pioneer, Amber’s 20 years of experience include being Australia’s youngest-ever TV station General Manager and co-founding one of the nation’s first VR companies. She has also led initiatives such as Women in AR/VR, judged multiple film and media awards, and earned recognition as a Women in Innovation award winner.

Leilani’s work as a director is recognized for its cultural resonance and bold visual storytelling. With award-winning campaigns for brands like McDonald’s and Telstra, as well as second unit direction credits for Apple TV and Tourism Australia, she stands at the intersection of commercial and creative filmmaking.

Aryeh is an AI-driven innovation specialist with 15+ years of global experience turning technology into meaningful solutions. Passionate about AI and immersive technologies, he advocates for human-centered design that empowers communities and businesses alike.