Keynote Sessions

Tee Morris: Dealing with Social Media Now That It Has "Grown Up"
Discuss

Mur Lafferty: Defining Success for your Own Self
Discuss

Audio, Video, and Rich Media

Adam Boozer: Using a DSLR Camera as a Video Camera

Robert Harvey: Plan, Produce and Distribute Your Video Production

Art and Photography

Cal Miller: Publish your own Everything
We will talk about how you can publish a novel, paperback or ebook, on your own from thinking about writing a book to seeing it in your hands (or on your PC). And, it costs almost nothing up front. Don’t think you can write a book? Everyone has a story to tell. Learn how to find yours. Don’t have enough for a novel? Publishing novellas, short stories, and flash fiction in ebook format is easier than you think. You don’t need a big publisher. I did it, and so can you! Cal Miller is the author of Het Madden, a Zombie Perspective. (45min — 30min w/ 15 min q&a)

Graham Smith: Social Media Art: From Conception to Completion
Social Media Artist, Graham Smith conceived of Digital Painting: Social Network as an installation of physical and human data collected from over 100 Facebook friends on a week long - 1800 mile road trip. Graham will discuss the concept, the implementation and how the experience in the end overshadowed the final product.

Kreg Steppe: Photographer’s Perspective
We will talk about a photographers perspective from shooting to sharing. Finding your individual eye when framing and discovering subject matter and determining where these photos go to live after they are shot. (30min — 20min w/ 10 min q&a)

Social Media

Jeremy Blanton: Blog for Fun/Blog for Profit

Kreg Steppe: Wordpress in 10 Minutes

Jared Smith: Emerging Trends in Social Media

David Benardo: Cultivating a REAL Audience on Twitter & Facebook

Christopher Zorn: New Stuff Now - The Speed of Social Media

Online Community

Jared Smith: Title TBD

Tee Morris: Access Denied: Remaining Safe in Social Media

Ken Hawkins: The Digitel - Community via Content Curation

Bran Cedio: Creating Community, a Case Study