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About Intervention
Your Online Life, In-Person
How much of your day do you spend on the internet--looking at comics, watching videos, reading blogs, connecting with friends, tweeting, or just surfing?
At Intervention you can meet, talk with, learn from, and party with the people you see online everyday.
One Part New Media
One Part Gaming
One Part Nerd Party
Jan 6-8 2012MAGFest in National Harbor, MD: Intervention founders Oni and Harknell have a table in the Marketplace. Feb 17-19 2012Katsucon in National Harbor, MD: Intervention founders Oni and Harknell are guest speakers and have a table in the Dealer's Room.
The next Intervention 2011 Panel video is: How To Speak In Public
Description: Do you want to be up at the front of the room speaking on a panel? Do you want to be more successful selling your stuff and talking with people about your work? Get advice on how to speak in public from the pros who have been doing it for years.
The next Intervention 2011 panel video is “Getting Paid To Do What You Already Love: Working With Companies”.
Description: Do you have dreams of getting paid to do your comic or other art? These guys have done it. Come listen to the experiences of our panelists as they talk about how they landed their dream jobs and still continue to do their own work.
Our next panel video from Intervention 2011 is: Telling the Microserialized Story
Description: Webcomics and flash fiction/microfiction often involve stringing out one long story over dozens or hundreds of updates, with gaps of days in between. Not every page of a graphic novel can pack a punch to tide the reader over. Or can it? Should it? And what happens to surprise when fans have days to speculate about the upcoming plot? How does it affect a writer’s approach when the story must be told in such tiny increments?
Our next panel video from Intervention 2011 is: Sluggy Freelance and the Dimension of Nuts
Description: After over fourteen years of daily webcomic content, people must wonder just how crazy Pete Abrams actually is. You can ask Pete questions, and watch him skillfully (?) dodge the point. Pete is notorious for drawing and sketching his way through panels, but at this one, he’ll have to actually say something!
We’ve posted a new panel video from Intervention 2011: Getting Paid To Blog.
Description: Who wouldn’t want to get paid for their thoughts? Come listen to and ask questions of our panelists who have made that into their reality.
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