Recommended Reading for the Conference on 14 October

Less than a week away, Power to the Pixel’s Cross-Media Film Forum will kick-off with its cutting-edge Conference on 14 October at the BFI Southbank.  This year’s all new programme will offer plenty of insight and inspiration to help you fund, create and distribute your work during these dynamic digital times.  If you want to get a head start and familiarise yourself with some of the topics our expert speakers will address, be sure to check out the suggested reading for each of the sessions below:

Keynote Presentation: Take Back What Has Always Been Yours – Owning the Five Pillars of Storytelling
TED HOPE, Award-winning Producer, This is that corporation

What Did They Do?  Lessons Learned in Cross-Media
CHRISTY DENA, Director, Universe Creation 101

Releasing Films Across Platforms: The New Distributors
Moderator: MICHAEL GUBBINS, Media & Film Consultant and Journalist
SCILLA ANDREEN, Founder & CEO, IndieFlix
EFE CAKAREL, Founder & CEO, The Auteurs
KAROL MARTESKO-FENSTER, General Manager & Publisher, Film Division

How to be “Better than Free”
BRIAN NEWMAN, Consultant and Former President, Tribeca Film Institute

Distribution Case Study: The Age of Stupid – A Global Release Campaign
FRANNY ARMSTRONG, Filmmaker
LIZZIE GILLETT, Producer

A ‘Free’ Distribution Case Study: Sita Sings the Blues
NINA PALEY, Filmmaker

Brands and Partnerships: Raising Money and Increasing Reach
HUNTER WEEKS, Filmmaker

The Evolution of Storytelling
LANCE WEILER, Filmmaker and Story Architect

Extending the Experience: The New Storytellers
Moderator: CHRISTY DENA, Director, Universe Creation 101
MARTIN ELRICSSON, Producer & Creative Director, The company P
STEVE PETERS, Experience Designer & Partner, No Mimes Media
DAVID VARELA, Producer, nDreams

Cross-Media Business Models: Financing Beyond the Big Screen
PETER COWLEY, Managing Director of Digital Media, Endemol UK
BEN GRASS, Managing Director, Pure Grass Films

Check out the full Conference programme for more details about the sessions and speakers.  If you don’t have a ticket to the Conference, register now.  But hurry, accreditation will close in just a few days.