We are continuing on our posting of Intervention 2011 panel content with: The Skin Horse Panel

Description: Shaenon Garrity and Jeffrey Wells of the webcomic Skin Horse talk about their work and where they are going from here.

Panelists: Shaenon Garrity, Jeffrey Wells

Our first panel video from Intervention 2011 is: Writing Unique Heroes and Memorable Villains

Description: Tired of square-jawed do-gooders, angst-ridden “anti-heroes”, weak heroines in little outfits, and villains who are antagonists for trivial reasons? Come get some tips, pointers and advice on how to make your heroes and villains stand out and live forever in someone’s memory.

Panelist: Michael “Mookie” Terracciano

The last bit of recorded content from Intervention 2010 is now available: Act Locally, Promote Globally: A Conversation with Molly Crabapple.

Description: Molly Crabapple and her Dr. Sketchy’s brand of art events are a worldwide phenomenon, with branches in North America, Asia, Europe, South America, and beyond. Molly will answer questions about her use of the Internet to promote and expand her Dr. Sketchy’s Brand as well as her other online properties.

We unfortunately were not able to get the video working for this panel, but we do have it in mp3 form, so you can listen to it through our online player, or download it to your computer.

Molly Crabapple and Dr. Sketchys: Act Locally, Promote Globally

One of our last Intervention 2010 panel videos is now online for the panel: Writer-Artist Teamwork for Webcomics.

Description: So you love to draw and your friend has this really cool story idea. You want to get together and combine your skills to make an awesome webcomic, but where do you start? This panel will cover tips on working together as a webcomic team — scripting and design work, effective communication of ideas, do’s and don’ts, some helpful tools to use, and management of workflow so that you can make your collective ideas into a comic that reflects the best of both your abilities — without driving each other crazy.

Panelists: Erin Fitzgerald, Chezhnian Angelus, Chris Impink, Danny Valentini, Mike Hall

The Next Intervention 2010 Panel video is for the panel: Creative Marketing 101

Description: You may have a great idea, but if no one sees it, it’s about as useful as a lead balloon. Let our panelists show you how to figure out who your target market is, plan your method of attack, and generate measurable results with your promotional campaign for your creative work.

Panelists: John Lotshaw, T Campbell, Bill Holbrook