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There were a bunch of new faces at this month’s NH Media Makers meet-up. There were writers, web developers, comic artists, marketers, radio people, and more! There were lots of new and interesting projects and ideas! Click here and scroll down to read more about who dropped by!
The most recent meet-up was held at Podcamp NH. Many of the attendees had never been to a NH Media Makers before, so there were lots of news face and projects. We did a speed through of the normal meet-up but it was still a lot of fun. Check the comments to find out who showed up!
A packed house of NH artists, business, and zany ideas. Keep reading for all the details on who stopped by…
August featured another great NH meet-up with lots of new faces! Lots of filmmakers and artists this time around (including the director of the NH Film and Television Office!). And we got a demo of a pan tilt radio-controlled camera head (pictured above). Keep reading…
NH Media Makers came together on a sunny July day. We ate ice cream and shared ideas about Social Media, creative content, art, music, and more. There was the announcement of a brand new web series, Meet the Mayfarers, and the debut of regular attendee Leslie Poston’s newly published Twitter for Dummies. She even gave away a signed copy! Keep reading for links to all the wonderful NH artists and businesses on the web. There’s lots of stuff to report!
It was another great collection of new and old faces sharing over a Sunday morning coffee. The topics of discussion ranged from cool new ways to raise money for creative projects, a guerrilla drive-in movie experience, to a first hand report of the infamous Bacon Explosion. Keep reading to check out the media makers in attendance…
The NH Media Makers celebrated their 1-year anniversary meet-up in style. The meet-up was a packed house! There were lots of new faces and old friends. Door prizes included a DimDim web conference pro account, The Good Beer Guide to New England and a beer from Allagash (donated by the Beer Babe herself), t-shirts from Thumprint Studio and Cinema Suicide, two albums by local musician Jon Briggs, a Bode Miller documentary (donated by its director Bill Rogers), and signed books by local authors Justine Graykin, E. Christopher Clark, and James Patrick Kelly. Keep reading to discover who else stopped by to celebrate NH arts and business on the web!
While host John Herman was away in NYC, the meet-up was run by the wonderful Bryan White with notes by Larry Clow (but feel free to make suggested changes and additions in the comments –especially if someone was missed). Thanks guys! Take a look at who stopped by…
NH Media Makers attracted a tsunami of creative minds. The ideas in the room were incredible. Keep reading for more on who attended…
