At the Lumière Summit held on Monday at the Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France, countries, screen industry organizations, and rights groups came together to adopt five thematic declarations. These declarations aim to create shared standards and principles across several key areas, including artificial intelligence, combating piracy, image education, gender equality, and environmental sustainability. The summit, named after the pioneering French filmmaker Auguste Lumière, focused on shaping the future of the global screen industry through collaborative efforts. The five declarations represent a collective commitment to addressing modern challenges in the film and media sectors. On artificial intelligence, the declaration outlines guidelines for ethical use in content creation and distribution. In the fight against piracy, signatories pledged to strengthen international cooperation and legal measures to protect intellectual property. The image education declaration emphasizes the importance of media literacy, particularly among young audiences, to foster responsible consumption and creation of visual content. Gender equality was another central theme, with the declaration calling for greater representation of women in all aspects of the film industry, from directing and producing to technical roles. The environmental sustainability declaration highlights the need for the industry to reduce its carbon footprint, promote eco-friendly production practices, and support green technologies. Among the signatories are notable entities such as France, the Republic of Korea, and SACEM — the Société des Auteurs, Compositeurs et Éditeurs de Musique, a major French rights organization for authors, composers, and music publishers. These commitments reflect a growing global movement to ensure that the film and media industries evolve responsibly, inclusively, and sustainably.