Pzaz adds ex-Disney and NBCUniversal executives to advisory board
The AI storyboarding platform, used by about 4,500 filmmakers, says the five new advisers will support expansion across North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific.
Pzaz has formed a new advisory board that includes former executives from Disney, NBCUniversal and Bloomberg TV, the AI storyboarding and previsualisation platform announced on October 21, 2026. According to Deadline, the appointments are part of a plan to expand the service internationally across North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific.
The five new advisers are Paul Robinson, Rose Stacey, Lindsey Oliver, Jonathan Levi and Weerada Sucharitkul. Pzaz described the group as bringing experience from major media and entertainment businesses to its growth plans.
Pzaz is a monthly subscription service that lets creatives build storyboards and visuals using a proprietary AI system. The company says the tool is offered in more than 30 languages and is used by about 4,500 filmmakers.
CEO Vince Weberink said the tool allows independent filmmakers to get projects to audiences faster and at lower costs.
Background of the new advisers
Robinson was previously SVP and Managing Director at Walt Disney International and President of Kartoon Channel Worldwide, and launched Disney's preschool TV brand. Stacey worked as a creative producer at NBCUniversal, Netflix and Nickelodeon Animation. Oliver was SVP, General Counsel and Director of Network at CNBC Europe, a founding director and global commercial director of Al Jazeera English, and international commercial director at Bloomberg TV.
Levi was previously an executive at Warner Bros. and ITV, while Sucharitkul was formerly CEO of FilmDoo.
Quick answers
What is Pzaz?
Pzaz is a monthly subscription service that lets creatives create storyboards and visuals using a proprietary AI system, offered in more than 30 languages.
Who is on Pzaz's new advisory board?
Paul Robinson, Rose Stacey, Lindsey Oliver, Jonathan Levi and Weerada Sucharitkul.
Where does Pzaz plan to expand?
The company said the board is part of a plan to expand internationally across North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific.