Programming
All programs subject to change
Walter's schedule
Friday
7:30 p.m. Opening Ceremonies
8 p.m. On stage
9-11 p.m. Autographs
10 p.m. Screening: InAlienable (105 min.)
Saturday
11 a.m. On stage
Noon-1 p.m. Autographs
1 p.m. Screening: InAlienable (105 min.)
2 p.m. KidCon (Kids Only!)
3 p.m. On stage
4 p.m. Screening: Star Trek: Of Gods and Men, Parts 1 & 2 (30 min. each)
4-6 p.m. Autographs
6 p.m. Screening: Star Trek: Of Gods and Men, Parts 1 & 2 (30 min. each)
9 p.m. Screening: InAlienable (105 min.)
Sunday
10 a.m. On stage
11 a.m.-1 p.m. Autographs
11 a.m. Screening: Star Trek: Of Gods and Men, Parts 1 & 2 (30 min. each)
Noon Screening: InAlienable (105 min.)
Ann's schedule
Friday
7:30 p.m. Opening Ceremonies
8 p.m. Trying the Writing Biz - What writers who want to be published can expect to run into
9 p.m. Jericho - A discussion of the popular TV show
10 p.m. LOST? Help is Here - A discussion of the popular TV show
Saturday
11 a.m. -1 p.m. Closed Workshop - How to Get a Literary Agent
2 p.m. Jack Sparrow: A Real Pirate? - Comparing and contrasting Captain Jack to historical pirates and a deconstruction of the character, etc.
3 p.m. Writer Beware! - Scams and how to avoid them.
4 p.m. Ann Crispin - Who is she? What has she written?
5 p.m. How to Hook the Reader - What can a writer do in the narrative lead to really pull in the reader?
9 p.m. Is Science Fiction Literature? - Where does science fiction fall in the grand scheme of things? What is the definition of 'literature' and how does it apply?
10 p.m. Pirates of the Caribbean - Anything and everything about the movies, with lots of little details you probably don't know. Ann is writing the first adult novel based on Jack Sparrow, and she's done her homework!
Sunday
11 a.m. Why We Like Science Fiction - Ann and Michael talk about why they write and stay involved in it.
Noon The World of Star Wars - Ann’s little piece of the huge epic that is Star Wars.
Eric's schedule
Friday
7:30 p.m. Opening Ceremonies
8 p.m. Multimedia Portfolio
Saturday
11 a.m. Multimedia Portfolio
Noon Life Drawing
1 p.m. KidCon (Kids Only!)
3-5 p.m. Live Demonstration
Michael's schedule
Friday
7:30 p.m. Opening Ceremonies
8 p.m. The Solar System - An overview of what there is to see
9 p.m. Jericho - A discussion of the popular TV show
10 p.m. LOST? Help is Here - A discussion of the popular TV show
Saturday
11 a.m. -1 p.m. Closed Workshop - How to Get a Literary Agent
2 p.m. Jack Sparrow: A Real Pirate? - Comparing and contrasting Captain Jack to historical pirates and a deconstruction of the character, etc.
3 p.m. Writer Beware! - Scams and how to avoid them.
4 p.m. Hard Science in Science Fiction - How can you tell if the hard science technical mumbo jumbo you read in science fiction books is "real" science instead of fantasy?
5 p.m. What is SFWA? - The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Inc. This discussion will share what the organization is, does (and doesn't do) and how it can possibly help you.
9 p.m. Is Science Fiction Literature? - Where does science fiction fall in the grand scheme of things? What is the definition of 'literature' and how does it apply?
10 p.m. Pirates of the Caribbean - Anything and everything about the movies, with lots of little details you probably don't know. Ann is writing the first adult novel based on Jack Sparrow, and she's done her homework!
Sunday
11 a.m. Why We Like Science Fiction - Ann and Michael talk about why they write and stay involved in it.
Noon Fan Works: Good or Bad? A discussion of fan films and other material and where it falls in the realm of legality, homage, and enjoyment.
Questions?
Please contact Programming Chair.
