Learn about the significant partnership between ABA and the Cronkite School on the project: Hooked: Tracking Heroin’s Hold on Arizona – a half hour for TV and Radio in Spanish & English opening up the heart of this crisis in Arizona.
Panelists: Art Brooks, Arizona Broadcasters Association
Mark Lodato, Arizona State University
Streaming is becoming a key component in many universities and organizations. As streaming continues to grow, so too does the need for a customized workflow.
By choosing best-of-breed technology, new and expert streamers can put together the video delivery system that fits their exact specifications.
Join streaming industry leaders from Telestream, JW Player and Wowza Media Systems as they discuss best practices in building out a streaming infrastructure that can help your educational institution— from video capture to website playback.
The experts will cover the end-to-end implementation of a custom streaming workflow, from the camera to the viewing device, including…
Speakers:
Tom Prehn - Telestream
Eric Boyd – JW Player
Chris Knowlton – Wowza Media Systems
Please join us as we hear the top papers presented from the Interactive Media & Emerging Technologies Division. Vice Chair/Paper Competition Chair: Jacob Enfield, California State University-Northridge
Debut Paper Competition 1st Place: Ginger Blackstone, University of Florida; Holly Cowart, University of Florida; Lynsey Saunders, University of Florida; TweetStorm in Ferguson: How News Organizations Framed Authority and Political Figures in a Restive Community
2nd Place: Xiaoqun Zhang, University of North Texas; Exploring the SNS Usage Activities: Conceptual Framework and Empirical Study of Prosumption
Open Paper Competition 1st Place: Jennifer Henderson, Trinity University; Aaron Delwiche, Trinity University; The New Family Game Night: Intergenerational Videogame Play
2nd Place: Raluca Cozma, Iowa State University, Tara Pardue-Lackey, Iowa State University; Twitter as Information Subsidy in the News Coverage of the Syrian Crisis
Please join us as we hear the top papers presented from the News Division.
Vice Chair/Paper Competition Chair: Lydia Timmins, University of Delaware
Open Paper Competition
1st Place: Clark Greer, Liberty University; Assessing Consonance and Differences in News on Local TV Station iPad Apps
2nd Place: Shuhua Zhou, University of Alabama; Effects of Face-ism on Perception of Male and Female News Sources
3rd Place: Charlie Gee, Duquesne University, Giselle Auger, Duquesne University, Zeynep Tanes-Ehle, Duquesne University; Exploring the Role of Newsgathering Technologies on Perceived Story Quality
As products get closer and closer to their target markets—literally—the study of advertising is changing. This panel is a close-up view of the newest aspect of interactive advertising and the audiences who love it as well as those who are creeped out by it. Current definition: "LBA integrates mobile advertising with location-based services such as GPS, pinpointing consumers’ locations and providing location-specific advertisements on their mobile devices. LBA allows marketers to reach specific target audiences and improve the importance of ads with relevant information, personalized message and targeted offers. This can also be used to research consumers and tailor future offers."
Moderator: Linda Thorsen Bond, Stephen F. Austin State University
Panelists: Dana Coester, West Virginia University
Alexandra M. Vilela, James Madison University School of Media Arts & Design
Kasi Dickerson, Stephen F. Austin State University
Joey Stepniewski, Stephen F. Austin State University
Toure McCoy, Stephen F. Austin University
Mark Coné completed his BFA and MFA degrees at Florida Atlantic University with a major in Computer Art and Animation. He has 10 years teaching experience at the university level. He currently is an Assistant professor at Lynn University teaching in the multimedia design program. Previously, he was employed at American Intercontinental university teaching courses in game design and Florida Atlantic University teaching courses in digital compositing, 3d modeling, and animation.
This is a projection mapping and compositing workshop. Projection mapping, or video mapping is a technique that consists of projecting imagery onto buildings, structures, and other 3d surfaces. Compositing is the manipulation and combination of at least two source images. Projection mapping uses combined source images such as drawings, video, and rendered animation and projects them into real 3d space. This technique can be used in various media displays in advertising, film/theater, or other visual presentations. Speaker will provide a simple work flow to implement projection mapping using a laptop and a projector. This work flow will cover the preparation, setup, masking, animation, and the final projection outputted to be mapped in real space. The software tools used are Photoshop, After Effects, Modul8, and Madmapper.
