Description des panels
11:00–12:00 Storytelling in Film:
Making a Green Movie from Recycled Film
Beth Accomando (Cinema Junkie podcast host, Film Geeks SD programmer) and Mike Davis (filmmaker, Dead, White and Blue, Hot Heat Hawaii) discuss how to make a 100 percent green movie using only recycled footage from stock footage and public-domain films, repurposed with a brand-new storyline and dialogue. Davis aims to show filmmakers that they don’t need a big budget when they can take advantage of the free material waiting to be repurposed.
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12:00–1:00 Storytelling in Sound and Music
Explore the art and craft of storytelling through sound and music with film and television composers. This panel examines how composers translate story, character, and emotion into music, from developing a project’s musical identity to shaping individual moments through score. Hear how creative choices, collaboration, instrumentation, themes, and sound work together to support the story and create a lasting emotional impact. Featuring Erica Porter (The Passenger, Drip Like Coffee), Ludek Drizhal (writer, producer, Starbright), Matt Novack (founder and lead composer, Spacecat Music & Sound), Philip White (Spa Weekend), and more panelists to be announced.
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1:00–2:00 Storytelling in Costuming
Alex Sinclair (DC Comics, Marvel, Image Comics colorist), Theo Tiedemann (motion picture actor, costumer), and Jordan Munn Hughes (actress, animator, makeup artist) discuss the many remarkable ways costumes convey story and character, from the printed page to movies, theater, cosplay, and throughout history. Moderated by Chad Edward Evett (award-winning cosplayer and budding costume designer).
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2:00–3:00 Storytelling in Comics
TBA.
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3:00–4:00 Storytelling in Games:
More Than a Game: How Actual Play Reinvents Modern Storytelling
Tabletop role-playing game actual play has transformed tabletop hobbies into a global entertainment phenomenon, bringing dice-rolling adventures to a whole new audience through game mechanics, engaging characters, and collaborative storytelling. Experts in the tabletop gaming field share behind-the-scenes insights into planning and performing professional actual play.
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