The Conversation 2010 will be held Saturday, March 27th at Columbia University
Registration is now open and there is a steep discount if you sign up before February 14th.
For more info and registration:
http://theconversationspot.com/
We are also soliciting your ideas for speakers, topics, and workshops you might want to run at the event, using our fancy-schmancy wiki.
And we'd love your help spreading the word.
Among the topics we plan to address:
•Adventures in Digital Distribution: What Has Worked, What Hasn't, and How the Market is Evolving
•Social Media: Where the Rubber Meets the Road -- Using Digital Tools To Sell Tickets, DVDs, and Downloads, and Get Audiences Engaged with Your Cause
•Stories Elsewhere: Telling Stories and Engaging With Viewers in New Media, Forms & Formats
•Beyond Facebook: Social Media Sites and Services That Can Benefit Filmmakers
•Site Design and SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
•Creating Internet-Native Content
•Crowdfunding Strategies and Successes
More info on The Conversation:
In March, pioneers at the forefront of change in cinema, video, digital media and technology are gathering again to share ideas, insights, and innovations. Our focus for this second edition of The Conversation are the opportunities created by social media, the Web, digital distribution, and an increasingly engaged audience.
Rather than sitting through a standard conference, you'll be part of a dynamic series of overlapping conversations -- some led by the speakers and moderators on the agenda, some shaped by you.
All this takes place on the uptown Manhattan campus of Columbia University on one jam-packed day: Saturday, March 27th. It's a day that will bring together media-makers, techies, and social media strategists to share experiences and advice, map out the future together, and ideally begin some lasting collaborations.