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Get ready for the 2010 event with last year's Podcasts!
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As you prepare for PitchCon 2011, you want to make sure that your ideas are sound, you’ve correctly identified your target demographics and your pitch materials best convey the essence of your projects. We have assembled a team of professional pitch coaches and credited producers/writers to review your submissions in advance of the Pitch Pit. Our Advance Pitch Prep Team will review your materials and provide written feedback no later than one week prior to PitchCon, to give you time to address the notes and put you BEST pitch forward. You must already be registered for PitchCon 2011 in order to sign up for this service. You will be allowed to submit up to two projects for review and they must be submitted before May 19, 2011 for return by June 2, 2011. There is a limited number of slots available don’t wait to sign up for this valuable service.
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Opening Keynote: David Zaslav, President & CEO Discovery Communications; Creative Keynote: Michael Eisner, CEO, The Tornante Company; Ubiquitous Content & Scarce Dollars: Shelley Palmer, Managing Director, Advanced Media Ventures Group, LLC; International Keynote: Elisabeth Murdoch, Chairman & CEO, Shine Group
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Hear from the producers of some of the biggest hits on TV and beyond. With this package you get 6 sessions for the price of four! Anatomy of a Hit: Modern Family; Storytelling: A Master Class with Bill Lawrence (Scrubs & Cougar Town); Coffee with Katie Jacobs, David Shore & Hugh Laurie of HOUSE; Next Generation Show Runner Jonathan Prince; Live with Andy Cohen, SVP Original Programming, Bravo joined by Jillian Michaels, Curtis Stone and Donald Trump; Reaping the International Format Harvest
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Here’s all four of the Legacy Honorees unplugged. Package includes Judge Judith Sheindlin, producer David E. Kelley, Group M Global CEO Irwin Gotlieb and NBC Universal Entertainment Chairman Jeff Gaspin.
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Wish you had been at LATV Fest? Had a successful two-days of the Fest but would love a record of all the sessions. NATPE brings it to you here and now for only $100. Buy the complete set and get 6 podcasted sessions free.
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At the end of the day, advertisers are the ones underwriting most TV and web content. And just as studios and networks can greenlight a project, so too can brands. In this package, you’ll get perspective on what the brands want, and why and how are they’re willing to invest. Sessions included: PepsiCo and the Media: Transforming Relationships; Mastering Mobile Commerce: Bringing Audiences and Advertisers Together; Licensing: No Longer an Afterthought; In Bed With a Brand; Cable Advertising Gets Personal.
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Individual podcast session from the 2010 LATV Fest
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We live in a multiplatform world full of opportunities to monetize your content. What are the hottest markets? How do you develop a distribution strategy? How do you get involved in the thriving digital marketplace? This 12 session box set offers multiple looks at all that the media world can offer you. Sessions include: Welcome to the Real World Adventures In Augmented Reality; The Politics of Net Neutrality; The Next New Network: The Intersection of Cable and Web Programming; Social Media and TV; Producing Content for the Smartphone; Mobile DTV Primer; Maximizing Multiplatfrom Distribution Strategies; How to Make a Win Win Deal In Online Video; Get Onto Mobile and Get Paid; Device Download: Plug In to What’s Next; Anatomy of a Hit Web Series; Anatomy of a Cable Deal: Intersections.
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Wish you had been at NATPE LATV Fest 2010 in Los Angeles? Had a jam-packed three days at the event but couldn’t get to every session? NATPE brings it all to you in this 33 session podcast set for only for only $115. This deal gives you 10 podcast sessions free!
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This package provides a 360 degree view of navigating and succeeding in the digital media universe. You get 10 sessions for the price of 7! Set contains: Formatting Content for Digital Delivery; Real-Time TV: Using Twitter to Create Content and Engage Viewers; Producers Toolbox: The Technologies Unlocking Mobile Content; Mobile Video: All You Need to Know About Creation & Distribution; It’s Not Too Late: Grow Your Audience with Live Streaming Video; How to Manage the Social Media Flow; From Traditional to Digital: 5 Do’s and Dont’s with Peter Murietta; Of the Web, By the Web, For the Web; Anatomy of a Hit Web Series: Woke Up Dead, Valmont & Easy to Assemble; The Art & Science of Great 3-D: Preparing for the 2010 Media Revolution
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Wish you had been at NATPE 2010? Had a successful three days at the Market & Conference but couldn’t get to every session? NATPE brings it to you here and now for only $200. Buy the complete set and get 11 session podcasts free.
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Get ready for the 2010 LATV Fest with podcasts from NATPE 2010.
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This 12-podcast set provides a 360 degree view of navigating and succeeding in the digital media universe. This package gives you 12 sessions for the price of 7! Set contains: Adapting Existing Properties for Digital Animation:The Web Levels the Playing Field A-Z in Mobile: From Concept to Monetization Back to the Future of TV Content Disruption and How to Profit From It Deepening the Audience Experience with Online Programming The Effect of Democratization of Media on Content and the Audience Everyone's an Expert: How to Make $$ with "How To" Videos iPhone App Store: The Best Channel to Consumers Keynote: Jordan Hoffner Show Me The Content: Video from The Media Buyer and Brand Perspective Where's the Money?
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This five-podcast set highlights the basics every producer should know about navigating the media business. This package provides you with five sessions for the price of three. This set contains: Creating a Career in Non-Fiction Television Creating a Career in Scripted TV Pitch Clinic: Scripted Pitch Clinic: Short Form Pitch Clinic: Unscripted
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This eight-podcast set offers in-depth insight into creating, developing, pitching and producing multiplatform content. This package gives you eight sessions for the price of five. Set contains the following sessions: Anatomy of a Hit Cable Series Anatomy of a Hit Web Series Creating a TV Pilot Diary of a Bad Pitch Google Power Tools: Become a Google Ninja Insights from the Upfronts Secrets of the Reality Heavyweights So You've Pitched -- Now What?
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This panel of industry insiders from all segments of the mobile ecosystem share first-hand stories of navigating a mobile deal from concept to consumer.
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Digital producers are learning what TV & Film
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Go behind the scenes at Wetv's WOMAN BEHIND BARS a consistent winner in the women 18-49 and 25-54 demos.
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Learn the secrets of web stardom with award-winning web producers and content creators.
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Animation is undergoing a technical, commercial and artistic boom. Lower technology costs have reduced barriers to entry and created new opportunities for content creators.
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Product placement and brand integration allow sponsors to be part of the programming. Successful collaboration is an art and a science. This panel looks at the evovling nature of sponsor relationships.
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As traditional media merges with web video, mobile and social media content producers need to think beyond their borders and focus on the challenges and opportunities in crossplatform media.
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From pitching to producing to programming, this session will walk you thorugh the genres, business models and professional paths in the expanding field of non-fiction TV.
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An intensive inside look at the scripted TV business from why shows get made, to who makes the decision and what you need to actually get into business with them.
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Join Writers Boot Camp founder Jeff Gordon in an insightful and entertaining look at the specifics of pilot writing.
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Join industry movers & shakers in a frank discussion about paradigm shifts and new business models that assures that television industry is ahead of the curve.
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Networks are increasingly leaning on the web and digital venues to deliver a richer fan experience and hoping that these strategies will increase tune in. This panel looks and how and why to give the audience more.
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A panel of buyers and sellers share some of their favorite horror stories -- so you can learn from others mistakes.
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How to videos are all the rage online and the number of how-to video sites is increasing every day. Learn how to capitalize on this expanding genre.
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Think you're using Google search to it's fullest potential? This session offers you the inside scoop on becoming a power user.
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Get a sneak peek at the new fall primetime TV season and how the decisions made this year may impact the next year.
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Take a look at what Apple has done differently, how to get your content into the mobile channel to consumers, where the road-blocks are, what are the revenue models and understanding the consumer experience.
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As director of content partnerships for YouTube Jordan Hoffner is one of the people at the helm of the most influential entity in Internet culture. With 100 million unique U.S. visitors, YouTube is poised to become the online destination for your favorite professionally produced content as well as UGC. Jordan takes you to the front line of the content-to-web revolution.
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An essential guide to put together a well prepared pitch for sitcoms and dramas.
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Learn how traditional-based show ideas both scripted and unscripted can be adapted to work in the multiplatform landscape.
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This pitch clinic analyzes unscripted show elements and the prresentations necessary for successful pitches in the non-fiction arena.
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Listen in as a group of successful producers, network execs and agents who know a thing or two aboutcreating, developing, selling, producing and maintaining a hit reality series.
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Media buyers and marketing execs representing major brands discuss navigating the sometimes rocky terrain of the digital landscape including lack of unified measurement standards and controlled viewing environment. Learn the strategies for bringing ad dollars to your online content.
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You've done your homework, protected your project and perfected your pitch. The meeting went well and know your chomping at the bit for the next step. This panel of producers, agents and programming execs candidly talk about life after the pitch.
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This session offers advice on the dynamics of managing change and keys for reinventing oneself and entire organizations including how professionals can take measured risk to increase opportunities and results.
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Networks used to dictate what content made it to the viewer but the power is shifting. Join execs from social media in a lively examination of how the explosion of social media and entertainment sites is having an impact and changing the media business.
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Leading venture capitalist and former Fox Interactive President Ross Levinsohn chats with Matt Garrahan of the FINANCIAL TIMES about the state of venture funding in digital media.
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It used to be all a showrunner had to do was come up with a great idea and deliver for a network. Now, showrunners need to be nimbler, quicker and ready to execute across all platforms. In short, they have to evolve. Jonathan Prince has done just that, building on his base as a showrunner for network and cable series, and as the EP for scripted Web series that live on network. In this insightful session he shares with NATPE attendees what’s required for a new-generation showrunner to write, produce and helm network series and also handle those same responsibilities for companion Web series.
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From the basics of budgeting to casting the right personalities and from developing a format to avoiding pitfalls this set is better than a new box of pencils on the first day of school. Sessions include: Budgeting Your Nonfiction Show; Personalities That Pop: How to Find the Next Reality Superstar; The Business and Art of Format; Diversity: Moving Beyond Entry Level; The Mirror Test: How to Breathe New Life into Your Business.
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This seven-podcast set offers in-depth insight into creating, developing, pitching and producing video content. This package gives you seven sessions for the price of five. Opportunity Knocks: Answer with the Perfect Pitch; Packaging, Pitching & Presenting Your Digital Content: An Agent’s Perspective; High-Speed Budgeting & Scheduling for Non-Fiction Projects; Reality TV: Building a Blockbuster; Slashing Your Sizzle Reel Budget; Lights, Camera, Lawsuit!; One-on-One with Gary Vaynerchuk: Transforming Passion into Production
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Wondered how show runners and producers at the top of their game get it done? Here’s an exclusive look at the process of producing winning programming. Highlighted speakers include multi-hyphenate Howie Mandel; Michelle King and Robert King, EXP, THE GOOD WIFE; and JD Roth, CEO and Co-founder, 3 Ball Productions (THE BIGGEST LOSER).
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What are the essential elements of a good pitch? Why does a good pitch go bad? How can a bad pitch get a greenlight? In this package, you’ll hear the good, the bad and the skinny on perfecting the art of the pitch. Sessions included: Behind the Closed Doors of a Reality Pitch; 3 Pitch Clinics on Unscripted, Scripted and Digital; So You’ve Pitched…Now What?.
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The days of the big guys making all TV programming decisions and all the money from it are over. These days, independent content creators are sometimes attracting more viewers than popular traditional shows. And where the eyeballs are, so is the cash. Everyone is looking for a deal, and there are plenty of deals going around. More advertising dollars are being spent online then ever, and content providers, both traditional and new media, are jockeying for the same money. Joost, Azureus and other new media players are now competing with NBC, ABC and CBS. Broadband is no longer just a key platform for content distribution. All of the major networks and studios and many consumer-goods companies have original online programming. Sony features webisodes of older shows on MySpace and VH1 has original shows premiering on Joost. And it doesn't stop there. Many producers as well as networks like Fox and the Sci-Fi Channel are now choosing to launch their shows online in advance of their television premieres while MSN sets online record by streaming Live Earth to 8 million people. In this information packed virtual seminar, the successful producers of Prom Queen, major portal MSN and video search engine Pixsy break down the mechanics of creating buzz worthy, engaging content, building an audience and ultimately monetizing video content.
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Driven by a society that wants instant gratification, 24-hour access and portability above all else, consumers have forever changed entertainment. As the term mass media threatens to become obsolete, the time has come to engage and start a one-on-one dialog through the only medium that is always on, and never leaves consumer's side - the mobile phone. The audience for mobile exceeds broadcast TV, the web, and cable in sheer numbers and functionality. There are currently 2.3 billion mobile phones in the world, with which the average person spends 10-15 hours per day. On top of that the mobile channel offers the most personalized user experience yet, with rich media, personalization and interactive capabilities available anytime, anywhere. But it's complicated - dozens of mobile operators and network configurations; hundreds of devices with a variety of media formats; and numerous channels of distribution with different business models. Overcoming these hurdles is tough. In this one-hour web seminar John Puterbaugh of NellyMoser and Adam Zawl of INmobile.org will show you how to successfully overcome the hurdles of going mobile and staying there. This web seminar was presented by NellyMoser and INmobile.org and sponsored by NellyMoser and Microsoft.
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Intellectual Property in the Digital Age (or how to keep your wits while losing your mind to YouTube) Presented by: Media/Professional Insurance Sponsored by: Microsoft Produced by: NATPE Brief description: After an overview of the basics of copyright, Lincoln Bandlow, Fox Spillane Shaeffer LLP and Russell Hickey, Media/Professional Insurance discuss protecting your intellectual property in the digital age. This one-hour web seminar covers, an overview of fair use (and whats not fair to use); YouTube and other new platforms; and take-down procedures and other safe harbors under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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Broadband-delivered video is exploding. Each day brings announcements of new initiatives as established and upstart market participants race to define the future of video content delivery. To help get a jumpstart on finding profitable new opportunities, NATPE presented Will Richmond, president and founder of Broadband Directions LLC, a leading market intelligence firm specializing in broadband video. This one-hour interactive presentation offers insights and recent market intelligence about the broadband video market.
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Whats All the Buzz About? Understanding and Leveraging Consumer Generated Media (or Online Word of Mouth) Why did movies Snakes on a Plane and Borat become the talk of the nation before they were released? Why do we all know about the Mentos experiment? And how can you tap into this marketing phenomenon? Join us for the last NATPE web seminar of 2006 as Stacey Lynn Koerner and Lydia Loizides of The Consumer Experience Practice present Whats All the Buzz About? Understanding and Leveraging Consumer Generated Media. Learn how fans are shaping and responding to content and programming by using the next-generation text-mining tools and how the Internet has taken word-of-mouth to a whole new level. Theyll also explore what devices consumers are watching content on and how this might change in 2007. And finally is there a big enough audience for programmers to reach on other platforms besides television? On Thursday, December 14 NATPE offered this web seminar on how technology, content and consumers have been forever changed by the Internet.
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