BUSINESS MODELS FOR DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION
CANBERRA THUR 19 JULY 2007
Australian audiovisual production faces an uncertain future. New forms of digital delivery offer both promise and threat to filmmakers. Many ambitious predictions have been made about the impact of the internet. But how much is real and how much is hype? What are the future business models? How much of a threat does it pose for conventional media forms? And, most importantly, where will Australian content be in this new media landscape?
The Australian Film Television and Radio School, Centre for Screen Business and the Australian Screen Directors Association will be presenting a valuable and exciting seminar in Canberra - Business Models for Digital Distribution. This one-day workshop is designed to provide content creators with a practical guide to the current and future business models for monetising online audio visual content.
The focus is on what content is pulling the money in and what models are being used to make that money.
Date: Thursday 19 July 2007
Time: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: The Annex Building, 1st Floor
The National Film and Sound Archive, McCoy Cct, Acton
Cost: $75
Click here for further information:
http://myregistration.aftrs.edu.au/sr.cfm?v=E595
Australian audiovisual production faces an uncertain future. New forms of digital delivery offer both promise and threat to filmmakers. Many ambitious predictions have been made about the impact of the internet. But how much is real and how much is hype? What are the future business models? How much of a threat does it pose for conventional media forms? And, most importantly, where will Australian content be in this new media landscape?
The Australian Film Television and Radio School, Centre for Screen Business and the Australian Screen Directors Association will be presenting a valuable and exciting seminar in Canberra - Business Models for Digital Distribution. This one-day workshop is designed to provide content creators with a practical guide to the current and future business models for monetising online audio visual content.
The focus is on what content is pulling the money in and what models are being used to make that money.
Date: Thursday 19 July 2007
Time: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: The Annex Building, 1st Floor
The National Film and Sound Archive, McCoy Cct, Acton
Cost: $75
Click here for further information:
http://myregistration.aftrs.edu.au/sr.cfm?v=E595