I’d like to formerly introduce a few of our WebTV tracks. You may not have noticed, but we are dedicating two full rooms on all three days of our show this year to the WebTV industry. WebTV represents one of the newest, but rapidly growing parts of the entire content creation, new media landscape.
WebTV content creators are pushing the boundaries of new media in the same ways blogging or podcasting has helped to redefine audio and publishing. You might be a blogger or a podcaster creating great content, community, and commerce; but you should definitely check out some sessions right here in the WebTV track and plan to learn some great new skills.
Here are a few highlights from the WebTV track. Want to see the entire lineup? Click here.
“Live Streaming On New Platforms” – Tim Street & Philip Nelson
Join Tim Street, VP of Mobile Video at mDialog and Philip Nelson, Senior VP of Arts & Media Relations at NewTek, Inc. for an amazing session on Live Streaming. 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 producers who get the streams out in new, creative ways. Learn tips and success strategies about how to make your own live streaming show.
“What Camera Should I Use?” – Kelly Mena
Are you thinking of exploring WebTV or are you already producing WebTV shows and want to know what type of camera you should be using? Join Kelly Mena, from B&H Photo Video Pro Audio for an amazingly educational session. Kelly will discuss which cameras are the best choice to help you create your web content. Specifically, this session will focus on camera choice as a means of enhancing your production.
“Launching A YouTube Channel” – Molly Templeton, Lauren Francesca, Joseph Warshaw
As of January 2012, YouTube was garnering more than 4 billion views per day. An hour of video was being uploaded per second. A century’s worth every 10 days. If you want to launch a new YouTube Channel in that environment, you’d better get the best advice you can from top YouTubers who have faced the streaming media firehose and won.
“Producing/Pitching Your Web Series” – Allison Vanore, Evan Bass, Tim Street
Led by Allison Vanore, Evan Bass, and Tim Street this will be an amazing insight into the real world of getting your web series successfully pitched. Whether you are looking for a sponsor, studio, network or just going it alone as an independent producer, part of the creative process is developing and giving an effective pitch. The International Academy of Web Television (IAWTV) works with its members to create pitches that get results. Watch and see the feedback that is given as prospective producers pitch their web series to a panel of experts in the field.
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If you haven’t already registered for BlogWorld New York, there’s still time (get your ticket now!). Remember, we have 175 sessions, 140 speakers, an exhibit hall, and the best networking parties around! We can’t wait to see you in New York!
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