November 30, 2011 5:30 PM - 10 attended
DCPA Meeting at GV Expo
Washington Convention Center (map)
Fellow podcasters!
It's been a while, but we're ready to get the gang back together for a gathering at the Government Video Expo in DC on Wednesday, November 30. The theme of this meetup is "Lessons Learned," and we'll be discussing planning, production, legal, security, distribution, and promotion issues prevelant in the Government space.
We're looking for volunteers to speak on related topics (examples listed below) and show their Government-related videos. Please let us know if you would like to help out.
"Lessons Learned: Successful Web Video Strategies for Government and Associations"
or
"The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginning Web Video Producers Make"
Join us for an informative talk on best practices for web video in the Government and association space. We will discuss important production, legal, security, and distribution issues surrounding video for the Web. This meeting will tackle topics for producers, employees, contractors, and creatives. Do yourself a favor and learn from the successes and mistakes of others.
Our speakers include...
- Michael Tolosa, QinetiQ North America
- Ray Ortega, Podcaster Q&A
- Richard Harrington, RHED Pixel (*tentative)
This is a FREE event sponsored by QinetiQ North America.
AGENDA:
- Welcome
- Who is the DCPA?
- The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginning Web Video Producers Make
- Podcasting Q&A
- Closing / Call for membership
The DC Podcaster Alliance focuses on the emerging world of professional podcasting and web video. Our goal is to help establish standards for the Washington , DC area. Learn, network, and build the alliance. This group is for media professionals and those looking to establish industry contacts. For more information, visit: www.meetup.com/podcasters
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Michael TolosaEvent HostAssistant OrganizerIt was a small crowd (and not many new folks from the GV Expo), but I enjoyed seeing my fellow podcasters again and speaking on "The 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginning Web Video Producers Make." Would like to see the group begin meeting regularly again next year. -
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Tim FlahertyGood material, but I could only stay for about 20 min of Michael's part. The main drawback was the meetup came at the end of a very long day at the convention center and If I did not get out of there to get some food, I was going to pass out! Still I appreciate the efforts of Rich and Michael.
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Merrill HesselMeeting ran late but content was great. Too much competition from other similar groups. Attendance was low.
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Please let me know if you would like to speak on a "common mistake beginners make." Otherwise, I will plan to give the entire overview of these topics myself. Shouldn't last more than an hour, plus discussion time. Looking forward to seeing you all there!
- Michael Tolosa