Promotion pick
CBS 2026 general promotion video
Snook-approved landscape master with the Fellowship theme and November 3–5, 2026 · Chiang Mai details.
Official sharing library · 2026
Promotion videos,
in one place.
Start with one main landscape video, then choose from 5 other promotion/support videos and 12 attendee testimonials.
How to use this library
One public link. Clear status.
Main promotion video means the default general-purpose landscape file. It does not mean this is the only CBS video.
Promotion pick marks the strongest current options for general sharing or a specific format.
Public source means the file is publicly hosted and available for review. Campaign copy, paid-ad use, edits, and publication still follow the relevant GFA content record and approval gate.
This is the approved public set, not the production archive. Draft, scheduled, private, consent-unclear, and source-only videos remain in GFA until they receive a public-library disposition.
Internal archive material, raw submissions, and creative references do not belong on this public distribution page.
Start here
Promotion videos
One default landscape video plus vertical, speaker, hero, topical, and venue choices.
Promotion pick
Alvin hype cut — preferred revision
Current CBS 2026 vertical option showing November 3–5, 2026 in Chiang Mai.
Promotion pick
Graeme Paddock — speaker invitation
Snook-approved speaker reel featuring Graeme Paddock, Co-Founder of The UpTik, inviting ecommerce operators to CBS 2026.
Promotion pick
CBS 2026 homepage hero loop
Current short general event montage used behind the homepage hero.
Public source
AI and international-business video
Longer CBS video focused on AI, strategy, and international growth.
Public source
CBS 2026 venue walkthrough
Chiang Mai Orchid Hotel walkthrough and behind-the-scenes footage.
Social proof
CBS 2025 testimonials
Publicly hosted finished testimonial cuts. These are edited sources, not camera originals.
Something missing?
Report the gap once.
Tell the CBS human point person the asset name, intended use, format, and deadline. The gap belongs in the existing GFA task or content record—not in a new spreadsheet, private portal, or parallel file list.