Is this still post-production?

Over the last few years, post production has evolved exponentially moving from film to AI. Paradigms, processes and underlying technologies have changed. On one hand, post-production has become a real department (probably the most evolved) and on the other one has undergone a time shift and today we talk about post even when we are still in the preparation phase. The question therefore arises: does it still make sense to call it post-production? Throughout all this, the people who govern these processes have remained more or less the same and have acquired the new skills needed in the field. So, given the importance of the department, the amount of content required, and the need to have to interface with OTTs or evolved principals, a broadening and updating of the workforce is necessary.
 
Speakers:
Gisela Evert, Post Production Supervisor, THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
Joost De Vries, Producer & Managing Director, APostLab
Gemma Nicholson, Founder, Post-super
Jake Morrison, BAFTA Nominee, VFX Supervisor and 2U Director
 
Moderator:
Piero Costantini, CEO & Founder, Mnemonica