Blogging for FITC
// April 26th, 2009 // No Comments » // blogging, events
The 2009 FITC conference is here! Formerly known as Flash in the Can, the conference has evolved from a simple Flash conference only in Canada to a technology conference held in three countries over two continents. Over 1000 people are attending this year’s event in Toronto.
I’ve been asked to blog key points from the sessions I attend on the official FITC site. Here are my posts from day one at the event (Sunday April 26th):
- Feed the Experts: A Sneak Peek into the Treasure Chest of Creativity
- Digital Experiences Beyond the Monitor
- 99 Problems but a Pitch Ain’t One
- Space by Joshua Davis
If you’re interested in what’s happening at FITC, check back daily for links to my new posts. If you want to see what people on Twitter are saying about the sessions they’re attending, search for the #FITC hashtag on Twemes.
Monday April 27th
Here are my posts from day two of the FITC event:
- Immersive Environments and Interactive Cinema
- Big Spaceship
Digital Creative Agency - Video Production on the Cheap
- MTV Jackass on AIR
- Dame Judy Dench Could Kick my Mother’s Ass
Tuesday April 28th
Posts from the final day of the FITC 2009 conference:
- Exciting Data: Effective Design for Information Heavy Graphics
- Innovating Storytelling through Hybrid Media
- Reverse Engineering in a 2.0 World
- Technology Paving the Way for Story Telling
Thanks to FITC for asking me to blog for them and I hope you all enjoy the posts!
