Conference Schedule
Track: Web TV
The International Academy of Web Television™ (IAWTV), an independent nonprofit organization founded to promote and recognize excellence in original online programming presents a Blogworld track focused on creativity in writing and producing for Web Series.
Thursday
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Friday
Live streaming shows are all the rage but how do you create a live show that people can’t get on TV? Join a panel of IAWTV producers who get the streams out in new creative ways.
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Developing an emotionally compelling story is hard enough but then throw interactivity on top of it and things can get very complicated. Join web story tellers as they discuss what goes into creating complex stories that interact with their audiences.
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Cenk Uygur talks about how we went from public access television and satellite radio to hosting the largest online news show in the world, a show on MSNBC and soon a primetime show on Current TV (and YouTube as part its new Original Channels initiative).
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1. Attendees will get a better understanding of guerrilla marketing.
2. Attendees will get a better understanding of building a team from scratch and hiring/developing talent from within.
3. Attendees will get a better understanding of the merger of online content and television.
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Saturday
Whether you are looking for a sponsor, a studio, network or just going it alone as an independent producer part of the creative process is developing and giving an effective pitch. The IAWTV works with it’s members to create pitches that get results. Watch and see the feedback that is given as 3 IAWTV member … [Read more]
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Many in the Hollywood industry are touting web series as “today’s spec scripts”. Even with all DSLR cameras, Final Cut Pro’s, and other DIY tools at your finger tips, writing and story crafting remains one of the most vital and yet most overlooked steps in the process. Watch as the IAWTV presents an exhibition version … [Read more]
Key Points
1. Taking feedback is one of the most important traits of developing your craft. Learn how to take and absorb feedback, no matter how critical, and use it to your benefit.
2. Format: 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes. It's the wild west and what does each choice mean for the longevity of your series.
3. The web (video or not) is all about audience. Who is the audience for your web series and how will you craft your story to entertain them?
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