President Obama held a closed-door meeting with top Hollywood brass on Tuesday, a who’s-who of executives representing all six major movie studios and each of the broadcast TV networks — plus the MPAA, Lionsgate and host DreamWorks Animation.

“The President discussed the impact that broader economic conditions has on the industry. He also touched on piracy and intellectual property rights, which are chief concerns of participating film industry leaders,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest told TheWrap.

Of the eight companies represented, The Walt Disney Co. and NBCUniversal were the only ones with three in the private meeting. An industry source described the gathering as productive, saying it focused on the global and domestic economic impact of American entertainment.

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Though no one from the tech sector’s exploding content-creation engine was at the meeting (Obama dined with Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos the night before), the President expressed a continued commitment to being a constructive voice in the conversation between the tech and the entertainment industries, including their shared interests and goals.

There was also discussion of the importance of free trade and the positive trade balance generated by the industry, and the Obama administration’s continued leadership and support for negotiating a meaningful Trans Pacific Partnership treaty.

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Attendees at Tuesday’s meeting, by company:

The Walt Disney Co.

Chairman-CEO Bob Iger

Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn

Disney/ABC Television Group president Anne Sweeney

NBCUniversal

Vice Chairman Ron Meyer

Universal Filmed Entertainment chairman Jeff Shell

NBC Entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt

Sony Entertainment

CEO Michael Lynton

Sony Pictures Entertainment chairman Amy Pascal

Fox

Twentieth Century Fox Film Chairman-CEO Jim Gianopulos

Fox Networks Group Chairman-CEO Peter Rice

Viacom

Paramount Pictures Vice Chairman Rob Moore

CBS

CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves

Dreamworks Animation

Chairman-CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg

Chairman Mellody Hobson

Warner Bros.

CEO Kevin Tsujihara

Lionsgate Entertainment

CEO Jon Feltheimer

MPAA

Chairman-CEO Chris Dodd