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Making Your Media Matter
Center for Social Media
Wednesday May 12, 2010
9am -- 9pm
http://www.centerforsocialmedia.org/resources/articles/making_your_media_matter_2010/
9:00 Registration and Demos
9:45 Welcome from CSM Director Pat Aufderheide
9:55 Introduction by CSM Associate Director Alison Hanold
10:00-11:30 Strategic from the Start - Developing synergies to build your conversation
Moderator: Lisa Smithline, Cultural Front Productions
- Meg McLagan, Director of Lioness
- Patrice O'Neill, Producer of Not in Our Town
- Dennis Palmieri, ITVS
- Debra Koffler, Conscious Youth Media Crew
11:30-11:45 Raffle & Shout-outs
11:45-12:50 Lunch (with round table ethics discussions)
1:00-1:15 Reports from lunch discussions
1:15-2:00 Honest Truths: Documentary Ethics In Practice
Group Discussion with Pat Aufderheide
2:00 Networking break
2:30-3:00 Spotlight Stand Up on new tools and research
- Impact measurement tools: Jessica Clark, Center for Social Media
- Funders' Approaches: Alyce Myatt, Grantmakers in Film + Electronic Media
- Going Green: Larry Engel, American University
- Working with Nonprofits: Shaady Salehi, Active Voice
3:00 Meet the Presenters, Visit the Demos
3:30-5:00 Fiction for change: How are narrative films making a difference?
Moderator: Claudia Myers, American University
- Lisa Cortes, Producer, Precious
- John Schreiber, Participant Media
- Sebastian Dungan, Producer, Transamerica
5-5:30 Networking break
5:30-7:00 Keynote: Strategic Design in Social Issue Media
Keynoters: Pamela Yates and Paco de Onis, Filmmakers of The Reckoning
7:00-9:00 Reception with light dinner
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