CHRIS WINTER MASTERCLASS FOR DIGITAL ROOKIES
CHRIS WINTER MASTERCLASS FOR DIGITAL ROOKIES
3 November 2010 | Perth
The ABC Innovation Manager New Services, Chris Winter, will present a masterclass for organisations and artists interested in increasing their understanding of digital production and its outcomes. The masterclass will be held 10am-1pm on Wednesday 3 November 2010.
Chris has a long background in new media, digital TV, technology marketing and radio. His work has included projects to deploy ABC current and archive content on a number of platforms including off-deck mobile portals, Google Earth and Google Maps; and for its first two and a half years, managing ABC2. He has been a participant and mentor at various X|Media|Labs since 2003.
Chris will be speaking at the Creative Industries Think Tank v.2.0 on Wednesday 3 November 2010; Chris will speak about his experiences at X|Media|Lab and provide helpful advice to assist participants with developing a project to submit to XML Perth. The other speakers at Think Tank v.2.0 include Quickflix Founder and Executive Chairman Stephen Langsford, Murdoch University Head of Digital Media Tim Elleston, ABC Innovation Manager New Services Chris Winter and Principal Strategist at Thinq Digital Kristen Vang.
This masterclass provides information complementary to the Creative Industries Think Tank. It is principally aimed at established artists and people who work in the management of an arts or media organisation. Filmmakers with little-to-no knowledge of digital media will also benefit from attending this masterclass.
Chris will cover these topics during the masterclass:
- Using digital outcomes to enrich audience engagement;
- How to remain relevant to Gen Y audiences who have grown up digital;
- Creative opportunities to utilise content across digital platforms in addition to tv, film and venue based live performance/exhibition;
- Advantages of interdisciplinary collaboration; and
- Strategies for developing digital and emerging media as part of sustainable, economic growth.
There will also be lots of opportunity to ask questions and discuss any digital project ideas that you have.
Venue: Art Gallery Theatrette, James St Northbridge
Date: Wednesday 3 November 2010
Time: 10am to 1pm
Cost: Free
RSVP: Seating is limited, RSVP by Friday 29 October to rsvp@screenwest.com.au with ‘WINTER’ in the Subject line. In your RSVP email please answer these questions:
1. Please identify one or more of your objectives for attending this masterclass. For example, I want to learn about:
- How to incorporate digital platforms into my traditional film/television project;
- How incorporating digital outcomes into my organisation’s artistic program might help generate economic growth;
- Ways to leverage stories and content from my organisation’s artistic program across digital platforms;
- Ways to enrich audience engagement in traditional art forms;
- How to ensure my artistic program remains relevant to younger audiences who have integrated digital tools into all aspects of everyday life;
- What digital skills I need in my organisation to increase our artistic reach;
- I’m not sure exactly but I know that this is an area of growth for the arts that I need to know about;
- Other (please describe in one sentence).
2. Please identify what industry you work in e.g. traditional arts (music, dance etc), filmmaking or digital technology.
You can connect with this event and other participants via the Linkedin Event, Facebook Event and the Linkedin Group Digital Media in Western Australia.
This masterclass is proudly supported by the Department of Culture and the Arts, ScreenWest, Lotterywest, the City of Perth, Murdoch University and X|Media|Lab.
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