Season 13 of ATX Television Festival is returning to Downtown Austin May 30 - June 2, 2024. Experience this incredible event that brings together television  fans and industry professionals to deep-dive on how shows are made, reflect on past favorites and much more. Lovingly dubbed “TV Camp for Grown Ups” there is always something new for you to discover at ATX TV Fest.

Image of Minx cast on stage being interviewed at the ATX TV Festival.
Credit to Jack Plunkett.

BADGES & TICKETING

There are several badge options for those looking to attend this year’s festival. Badge levels range from the “Camp Badge”, that includes complete access to all events at the festival, all the way to single tickets for select events. Badges are available to purchase now, while single tickets will go on sale closer to the festival.

For more information on badges and ticketing, visit atxfestival.com/attend.

PANELS & PROGRAMMING

Fans of the legal drama “Suits” will want to attend the retrospective panel with participants including the creator Aaron Korsh as well as cast members Patrick J. Adams, Sarah Rafferty and Dulé Hill. A panel on the tech period drama “Halt and Catch Fire”, will celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the show and feature the creators, executive producers, and a cast member.

The festival will also feature “Presidential Forum: On TV, the Industry, and What’s Next” a conversation with top TV executives about the current and future state of the industry. Voices for this panel will include executives from Paramount Television Studios, NBCUniversal Entertainment, Universal Television, Sony Pictures TV Studio and more.

Additional confirmed panelists for the festival include David Hudgins, the showrunner/writer/executive producer for FBI: Most Wanted, Graham Yost, the showrunner for Silo and Jessica Rhoades, executive producer for Black Mirror and Station Eleven. 

Stay tuned to the ATX Television Festival website for more announcements regarding programming and panels. To find accommodations and start planning your trip, check out VisitAustin.org