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Experience Research/Education/Technology
Another year goes by and BEA keeps getting better
and better! With over 150 different sessions, paper competitions, and
special events, there was always quality education to be found. If you
were unable to make this year's show, take a peak at what you missed and
you'll be convinced, "you can't miss another BEA"...
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Highlights included:
- BEA Best of Festival - for the first
time ever, the intro was shown in HD, an amazing feat to an already
stunning show.
- Live Tapings of Avid's Podcast "the
Ruff Cut" with the Editor and Assistant Editor of "Sex &
The City" and the Assistant Editor of "Chuck". You can
view these shortly at The
Rough Cut page
- 2009 Research Symposium covering the
TechnoPolitics
- 2009 DESA & DSA Award Winners; Dr.
Michael D. Murray & Dr. Alan B. Albarran
- Writing Division Paper Competition with
Hollywood writers, Dean Batali, Skye Dent, and Jonathan Prince discussing
the winning research papers by Mary Blue and Patricia F. Phalen
- Second Annual Documentary workshop with
Jon Fauer, ASC and Dave Sperling
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Everyone involved in the media world, in teaching, research or industry
practice, walks the line of balance between the elements of form and content.
In a general sense, form is about the shape and structure of something
as distinguished from the content, the information contained in the form.
In Broadcasting, we are all aware of the balance between the shape and
structure of our media and how the content itself will be used. We agonize
over the technology that will shape and structure our content, and then
analyze how we want the content to be delivered and used but also how
it is received and used. Aesthetic choices, budget constraints, and audience
interests pull at both. Choosing "Balancing form and content"
as the 2010 program spotlight would allow BEA members from all interest
divisions to choose an aspect of the balancing act to mull over, edit,
and expand as it relates to past, present and future media.
BEA2010
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