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Media-Pro-Camp-Orange-County

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Media Production from Planning to Distribution

 

MediaProCamp Orange County is one of 5 Camps sponsored by the Media Communications Association International

 

Organizers:  www.mcai-oc.org

 

Attendees(Add Yourself):

  • Grace McKay
  • John Coleman/Twin Oaks
  • Janice Arrington OC Film Commissioner
  • Bill Ennis, Media Magic
  • Glenda Shaw, CEO Gshawmedia

 

Sponsorships Available 

Levels: $100,  $250, $500

 

Time/Date/Location: 

8:30 AM, June 20, 2009 Location TBD  (John Coleman will confirm)

 

Topics

  • producing
  • pre-pro planning
  • scripting
  • style
  • picking your crew
  • directing
  • Acting/Performing/VO
  • contracts/rights/
  • original music/audio
  • animation/effects
  • pick your format
  • post production
  • select your software
  • sell your dvd
  • broadcast?- PBS- Cable- Internet
  • going viral
  • Web Distro- how to make money
  • From Aquisition to the Web: making it pretty and making it accessible
  • Going Mobile: New Distribution Models for the Wherever/Whenever Generation

 

Facilitators

  • Marcelo Lewin (confirmed) PixelHeadsNetwork
  • Rob Brambila (confirmed)  Promax
  • Philip Hodgetts (tentative)
  • Bruce Nazarian "The DVD Guy" (tentative)
  • Blizzard Entertainment (tentative)
  • Janice Arrington Orange County Film Commissioner (confirmed)
  • ASC-American Society of Cinematographers (tentative) 
  • A noted Web designer?
  • Well known Blogger or social media Expert
  • Talent agent or well known actor/coach (Mark Pavlovich/formerly Berzon agency?)

 

 

 

 

Agenda

  • 8:00- 8:59am Register and Network
  • 9:00am Sessions Begin
  • 11:59am Break for Food
  • 12:30am Afternoon Sessions Begin
  • 5:00pm Sessions End

 

Sponsorship Committee:

  • Determine benefits of three levels --CASH sponsors ($500, 250 and $100 levels)
  • Identify Cash sponsors (vs trade-out sponsors)
  • Go after sponsors…

 

 

Food Committee:

  • Based on number of RSVPs find Sponsors to trade-out for
  • Coffee/donuts
  • Misc Refreshments & snacks
  • Lunch

 

 

Door Committee:

  • Find sponsors to trade-out for Signs, chairs etc
  • Set up tables, chairs, signs etc
  • Registration
  • Assist sponsors –banners etc

 

 

Program Committee:

  • (vols include: Coleman, McKay, Ennis, Goldsmith, Page)
  • Book special guest moderators/Facilitators
  • Organize sessions
  • Run sessions
  •  

 

 

Marketing Committee:

  • Find ways to reach new (and younger) audiences
  • Identify media outlets/magazines stations/blogs etc
  • Write press releases / contact media and get published
  • Get media coverage / followup stories published
  • Follow up with sponsors to let them know what a great investment they made

 

 

 


 

Notes

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    • It eliminates the need for retyping notes later on

 

Action Items

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  • Finalize and publish list of new features to PBwiki.com Web site (Ramit Sethi, by 3/15/2008)