Jackson Hole Tech Symposium - Los Angeles Oct-06

What is the Jackson Hole Tech Symposium?

Held every two years in California, the Jackson Hole Tech Symposium is a technology conference where media professionals connect with the best and brightest minds of the digital age. Join us for two immersive days of panels, seminars, roundtable discussions, and equipment demos! The Jackson Hole Tech Symposium will clarify, educate, and provide you with the tools you need for production, postproduction, and multi-platform distribution.

Industry leaders and technology shakers make sense of the issues independent filmmakers need to know in order to thrive in the new media landscape. With case study “anatomies” of productions that are breaking new ground, and frank talk about the lessons learned, the Tech Symposium offers two days of intense dialogue and crucial information.

The Jackson Hole Tech Symposium is slated for October 4-5, 2006, at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. Stay an extra day and dive deeper with hands-on workshops on Friday, October 6.

This year's Tech Symposium will explore how emerging platforms integrate with conventional distribution, and the technological innovations that are revolutionizing today's media.

Tracy Swedlow—CEO, publisher, and editor-in-chief of InteractiveTV Today [itvt]—is the opening keynote for Jackson Hole Tech Symposium 2006!

Who Should Attend?

The Tech Symposium is for independent media professionals who are interested in examining the economic, logistical, and creative dimensions of new media, and their impact on the film & television industries. Visit Symposium 2004 for a peak at the happenings from the 2004 event. From there you can view the day-by-day agenda, a list of speakers and exhibitors, and the sponsors which supported the Tech Symposium in 2004.

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