Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson, producers of *The Hunger Games* and *The Love Story*, will speak at IndieWire's upcoming filmmaking session.

The partners behind Color Force will present their industry insights at our Los Angeles event on October 17.

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Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson have been involved in many of the biggest Hollywood projects of the 21st century. And this Saturday, attendees at IndieWire's upcoming Filmmaking Summit will hear their views on filmography that includes everything from "The Hunger Games" to "Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Caroline Best."

Jacobson previously served as president of Disney's Buena Vista Motion Picture Group, where he oversaw such films as "The Sixth Sense," "The Princess Diaries" and "Pirates of the Caribbean." In 2007 he launched Color Force, which he runs alongside Simpson, and has spent the past two decades producing blockbusters and acclaimed TV shows. Simpson, who previously served as president of Leonardo DiCaprio's Apian Productions, joined Color Force in 2012 as a partner. Other notable projects the duo produced together include "Crazy Rich Asians," "Shardas," and "American Crime Story." Related Stories A Day in the Life of Joe: The Phaedra Season Review: A cosmic, glorious coming-of-age movie that defies expectations at every turn.

In a conversation moderated by IndieWire Editor-in-Chief Brent Long, the production partners will share their thoughts on producing in an ever-changing film industry and their stacked slate, which includes The Hunger Games: Mockingjay and HBO's new series Crazy Rich Asians.

The upcoming IndieWire Filmmaking Summit will be held at Penske Media's headquarters in Lumen West LA. The all-day event features a wide variety of panels and networking opportunities centered around the ideas, people, technology and skills that shape today's storytelling. Other programming included