2003-05-13 - 3:01 a.m. - -
===please post the following far and wide===The Allied Media Conference will be June 13-15 in Bowling Green, OH. If
you were there last year, you know that it just might be the biggest,
most enjoyable
weekend of cross-media collaboration there is. It's a chance to learn
new
skills, share your experiences, and build networks. The emphasis is on
making
our own media, not reforming the mainstream system.
Independent art and media makers and supporters will be out in force at
the conference, including street artists, hip hop activists,
zinemakers, newspapers, videographers, microcinemas, radio, culturejammers,
cartoonists, hip hop, street artists, and radical cheerleading. Last year,
almost one thousand people from 36 states and Canada showed up. Now it's
your turn to represent.
For complete conference info and to pre-register ($10), visit
http://clamormagazine.org/amc2003 or email [email protected]
CONFIRMED SESSIONS:
Building: Microcinema Caucus
Building: Alternative Press Syndicate Caucus
Community Outreach and DIY Journalism for Social Change
Editing for Independent Media
Hip Hop Activism as Media Arts for Transformation: a panel
How To: Do-It-Yourself Comics
How To: Investigative Journalism
How To: Interview Techniques for Radio and Television
How To: Screenprinting Basics and Advanced (2 Sessions)
How To: Street Stenciling
How To: Web Publications on a Limited Budget
Living Radio: The Art of Audio Documentary
Making Bilingual Media
Media Democracy Movement: A Moderated Discussion
Money Matters: A Fundraising Workshop
Newsstand Distribution Tips
Operating a Sustainable Infoshop or Community Space: A Panel Discussion
Organizing Independent Film Festivals: A Panel Discussion
Performance as Protest: A Panel Discussion with People Who Are Out
There Doing It.
Photography Basics
The Popular Culture Library at BGSU
Sell Out! Owning Up to the Marketing and Politics of Self-Publishing
Sin Fronteras Short Film Festival
So You Want to Start a Print Publication? A Panel Discussion With New
and Not-So-New Publishers
Progressive Enterprise: A Panel on Sustaining Yourself On Your
Art/Activism/Media
Radical Art History: Print and Video
Zine Guide's Readings from the Underground
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