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2016 Media Impact Forum LIVESTREAM- Afternoon Sessions
Date and time
Location
Online
Description
Our annual Media Impact Forum will be held on June 28, 2016. We will be livestreaming it on the OVEE platform to make it a more interactive experience for you. You'll be able to ask questions and chat with other livestream participants.
This year at the Forum, we’ll explore the networks, data and collaborations that support and amplify powerful narratives in film, journalism virtual reality and more. We’ll also celebrate our third annual Media Impact Festival, where we’ll honor the interactive media projects selected by our nominating committee, and connect with the extraordinary media makers to experience their innovations.
The afternoon sessions will begin at 1:30pm (following lunch). See below for the agenda:
1:30 pm Spotlight: The History of Storytelling
1:45 pm Harnessing Discovery’s Global Platform for Environmental Preservation
The Worldwide Release of Racing Extinction
Paul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky, Composer, Multimedia Artist, and Writer
John Hoffman, Executive Vice President, Documentaries and Specials, Discovery
Ted Richane,Director, Engagement and Impact, Vulcan Productions
Discovery Impact: Protecting the Planet, One Documentary Storyteller at a Time
Paul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky, Composer, Multimedia Artist, and Writer
John Hoffman, Executive Vice President, Documentaries and Specials, Discovery
Abrahm Lustgarten, Senior Reporter, ProPublica
2:45 pm Networking Break
3:15 pm Spotlight: The Future of Storytelling
3:30 pm New to the Game: Innovations in Media Practice
Urgent Attention: The Continuing Danger of Nuclear Annihilation
Lauren Pabst, Program Officer for Journalism and Media, MacArthur Foundation
Virtual Reality: Fostering Action-Based Empathy
Dan Archer, Founder, Empathetic Media; Fellow, Tow Center for Digital Journalism
Live and Immersive Media: Ethics and Human Rights Impact
Sam Gregory, Program Director, WITNESS
4:30 pm Media Impact Festival
Introduced by Kathy Im, Director, MacArthur Foundation
5:00 pm Reception and Festival Demos
Several days before the event, we'll send you instructions on how to access the livestream.
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