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Film
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Introducing the New SXSW Trade Show!

SXSW Celebrates
25 years!
SXSW 2011 will mark the 25th edition of an event that draws over
30,000 creative professionals from around the world to Austin each
March. Born in a time before the web, email, or smart phones, SXSW
history bridges the analog and digital eras. As wireless communica-
tion has connected people with the entire planet from their desktops,
the need for face-to-face encounters has only grown. The value of
meeting people to share ideas and do business is what makes SXSW
work. SXSW is a yearly reintroduction to the passion and artistry
required to produce meaningful creations that can engage the
imagination of a global audience.
“If you are looking to get your brand in front of the most connected and
wired people in the interactive market, SXSW is where you need to be.
Best money I spent for the company and would repeat without
hesitation. SXSW is where it’s at. Not to mention a total blast”
– Jonathan Levitt, Vice President, Marketing, Tungle Corporation
SESAC has proudly sponsored the SXSW Day Stage for the past
three years and it has proven to be a wonderful opportunity to
showcase our incredibly talented bands and songwriters in front of
an attentive and passionate audience. – Ellen Truley, SESAC

demographics
SXSW 2010 Geographic Breakdown Festival & Conference Participants
Music | Film | interactive
2010 Total Registrants: 36,771 Trade Show Exhibit Spaces: 477
Midwest 6% 4% 8%
Southeast 7% 5% 9% Approximate Flatstock Poster Show Attendance: 20,000
Attendance Breakdown & Top Business Professionals Represented
Southwest 20% 24% 23%
Music 13,020 Film 9,500 Interactive 14,251 Approximate Number of Media in Attendance: 4,919
West 25% 37% 28%
Event/Convention Film Director Marketing Northeast 19% 19% 20% Showcasing Acts: 1,978
Marketing Actor/Actress Consultant International 23% 11% 12%
Number of Stages: 89
Media Print Production Web Developer Income Ages
Number of Films Screened: 132 features; 145 curated shorts
Media Electronic Distributor Non-Profit Under $25,000 7% Under 21 1%
Indie Label Media Electronic Software Development $25-50,000 14% 21-30 28% Screening Filmmakers in Attendance: 978
$50-75,000 17% 31-40 35%
Promoter/Talent Buyer Media Print E-Commerce Interactive Web Awards fiFinalists: 90
$75-100,000 18% 41-50 24%
Management Producer Social Media $100-125,000 13%
51+ 12% Number of Web Awards Attendees: 1,361
Artist/Performer Non-Profit Game Industry $125-150,000 8%
Radio Student Media Electronic $150-175,000 6% Film Festival and Music Single Admission Tickets: 52,000
$175-200,000 4%
Music Publishing Event/Convention Interface Design Countries Represented: 73
$200,000 + 6%
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to discover unprecedented creative possibilities will fuel the energy of the reinvented SXSW
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Who Should eXhibit at SXSW? “SXSW proved to be the perfect place to

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Estimated 2011 Distribution: Film 9,000 – 11,000
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november (Vol 5 Issue 1)
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The Heart sections in each issue. Ask your account executive for details!
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England
he Heart of England in the West Midlands is a hub of Gamer Camp will fast-track learning and give people the skills they
talent and knowledge when it comes to the gaming sector, need to go into the industry locally, or help local companies offer a service

so it is only natural that Birmingham City University has
become a leading light in supplying the industry with job-
ready graduates. Now, the university is set to further support the sector by
launching the first Gamer Camp, an innovative course which condenses
the historically lengthy games development process into a four week pro-
gram that results in the creation of a game for the Apple iPhone / iPod
november (Vol 5 Issue 1) august 25, 2010 November, February, and May.
to their clients to develop games to sit on applications.
Twelve applicants will take part in the inaugural Gamer Camp in
November 2009. The main application criteria included an experience
of game developing, but not necessarily a degree, and living in the Heart
of England.
“Successful applicants receive one week of professional training in either

* More than 10,000 each of March

touch platform. game programming or interface designing, followed by three weeks of
The idea behind Gamer Camp was developed after a delegation mentoring in which they’ll work with other participants to produce their The digital media industry is exploding in the Heart of England thanks in part to the unique

February (Vol 5 Issue 2) november 12, 2010

from Birmingham City University, BBC and Channel 4 took part in a
fact-finding mission to Hyper Island in Sweden, which runs a hugely suc-
cessful graduate training operation.
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we’d experienced from Hyper Island and add to the existing talent base
game. Topics covered during the week include game design principles,
advanced tuition in the iPhone software development kit and special
skills such as optimisation techniques and cool tricks,” explained Rebecca
Ashby, commercial Project manager at Birmingham City University’s
Screen Media Lab.
collaborative atmosphere that exists between businesses in the region. To support that,
a new digital media academy is being developed to introduce new skills and keep the region
at the forefront of the industry. Plus there’s 4iP, a $16million fund supporting digital media ideas
that help improve people’s lives. We are showcasing all this and more at SXSWi and Hello Digital,
a “digital extravaganza” in Birmingham, UK which is being streamed live at www.hellodigital.net

Issues 3 and 4 are distributed to SXSW

here,” comments Oliver Williams from Birmingham City University. “By Course attendees will reap a number of benefits, including the chance to
collaborating with leading gaming companies in the Heart of England, be mentored by a leading light in the industry, Guy Wilday, Codemasters

march (Vol 5 Issue 3 + 4) December 10, 2010

Codemasters and Blitz Games, as well as working with Apple and games and Sega Racing Studio veteran, who was responsible for much of the
industry veteran Guy Wilday, we have been able to design a training and Colin McRae Rally series. Guy will also lead separate workshops for
mentoring program that we believe will have a positive impact on the coders and games artists, along with three evening master classes on theheartofengland.co.uk
region’s games sector. games industry topics, which will be open to people outside the course.

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“According to a report published by University of Wolverhampton, iPhone games produced as a result of Gamer Camp will be free for
25% of the games industry is based in the Heart of England, meaning anyone in the world to download via the massively-popular iPhone
that the region is a hot-bed of innovation, collaboration and expertise store (publication subject to approval by Apple). Teams of budding
when it comes to the future of the U.K. gaming industry. Gamer Camp game-makers will also present their game to a panel of industry experts,

may (Vol 5 Issue 5) February 11, 2011

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talent year-on-year.” with potential public good), at the culmination of the four weeks. n

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AUSTRAlIA, NEW ZEAlAND & HAWAII - MUSIC, FIlM & INTERACTIVE:
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