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8:30
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Ting
Foyer, Bldg. 51
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Registration and continental
breakfast
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9
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Room
345,Bldg.
E51 |
Panel: What
is Digital Cinema?
Bart
Cheever, D.FILM Digital Film Festival
Nicholas
Constant, D. Film Digital Film
Festival, Destroying America
Cynthia
Conti and Kurt Lancaster,
MIT Comparative Media Studies Program,
Building a Home Studio and Getting Your Films Online
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10:30 - 10:45 am
Room
345,Bldg.
E51
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Break
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10:45
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Room
345,Bldg.
E51 |
Panel: Access
Vilma
Gregoropoulos, Could
Be Worse!
Richard
Rowley, Big Noise Films,
This is What Democracy Looks Like
Angela
Northington, Urban Entertainment
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12:15
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Ting
Foyer, Bldg. 51 |
Bag lunch
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1:15
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Room
345,Bldg.
E51 |
Case Study: Star
Wars Fan Cinema
Henry
Jenkins, MIT Comparative Media
Studies, Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture
Evan
Mather, Quentin Tarantino's
Star Wars
Kevin
Rubio, Troops
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2:45
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Room
345,Bldg.
E51 |
Break
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3
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Room
345,Bldg.
E51 |
Case Studies: Three
Digital Productions
Carlos
Cantu, Alex Chisholm, and
Christa Starr, Can-Do-Home Productions,
Earthen Vessels
Marc Forster, Everything
Put Together
Hans
Uhlig, Industrial Light & Magic
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Conference moves to Wong
Auditorium, Bldg. 51
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4:30
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Wong Aud., Bldg. 51 |
Panel: Antecedents
Karen
Ishizuka, Japanese American National Museum
Alexandra
Juhasz, Pitzer College, Women
of Vision
Patty
Zimmermann, Ithaca College, Reel Families: A Social History
of Amateur Film
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6
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Ting
Foyer, Bldg. 51 |
Reception
sponsored by ALWAYSi.com |
7:30
- 10 pm
Wong
Aud., Bldg. 51 |
ALWAYSi.com
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