Symposium 2010
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
October 26-28
From high-end, large-format and 3-D programming, to exhibit
installations and interactive media, museums and cultural institutions
present opportunities for collaboration with broadcasters and
filmmakers.
Join the brightest minds in the industry for an inside look
at advanced technologies and emerging trends in public media.
With three full days of provocative panels, immersive workshops
and casual networking, stimulating ideas converge and new
alliances form.
Ticket Information
Special Early-bird discounts are available for the 3 Day Pass
option only.
3 Day Early Bird Passes are priced at $400.
After August 30th, the 3 Day Pass is available for $450.
Single Day passes to the Symposium are priced at $200.
IMERSA supporting members receive registration discounts to the 2010 Symposium.
To become a member of IMERSA (Cost: $100) or to find out more, visit www.imersa.org
A 3 Day Pass for IMERSA members costs $350.
A Single Day pass for IMERSA members costs $150
Passes are non-transferable.
Registration fee includes full access to all conference sessions,
special workshops, networking and social events from October
26th – 28th.
Registration for the 2010 Symposium can be paid for by check
or by credit card transaction.
If you have questions, please contact JHWFF at 307.733.7016
2010 Symposium Scholarship for Wyoming Museum & Media Professionals
The Wyoming Business Council and the Wyoming Film Office have partnered to create a special professional development scholarship for Wyoming filmmakers and media professionals who work within Museums, Parks, NGOs or other similar cultural institutions. Financial assistance is available for delegate fees only and does not apply toward travel, food or lodging. Partial scholarships can be augmented by work exchange opportunities before or during the Symposium.
For more information and to download an application please click here.
New Dimensions, Barry Clark on 3D
Click here for a pdf
of Barry's incisive observations.
Effective 3D storytelling goes well beyond understanding the tools that are now at hand. Barry Clark, Producer with Mandalay Media, has written a detailed analysis that succinctly describes some of the considerations that need to be taken into account as 3D image creators explore the artistic dimensions of this rapidly developing format. "It's a new canvas and a new set of paints," Clark says, "and you can use it any way you want, to convey powerful messages, to create meaningful art, or, if used carelessly, to harm your audience."
2010 Symposium Dates:
Call for Presentations & Session Topics Opens: April 1st
Call for Speakers Opens: June 1st
Delegate Registration Opens: June 1st
Early-bird Deadline: August 30th
2010 Symposium at DMNS:October 26-28
A program of:
 
For more information, please call the Jackson Hole Wildlife
Film Festival at 307.733.7016. |