anyone hit kunikon atlanta?
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- madmallard
- Joined: Sat Aug 04, 2001 6:07 pm
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i went as an AWA person to sell memberships in the artist alley, but it was kinda hard to get foot traffic because of the way the hotel was laid-out across 3 floors... so I mostly wandered friday and sunday. played halo2
the attendees seemed to have fun...
the con, as a whole, definetly felt a little more 'urban'... hip hop-ish
the attendees seemed to have fun...
the con, as a whole, definetly felt a little more 'urban'... hip hop-ish
Main Events Director Anime Weekend Atlanta, Kawaii-kon
- Michieru
- Joined: Fri Apr 08, 2005 12:58 pm
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia
I do apologize for the dealer room being so small. It really was not our fault
not alot of people did register to get a table maybe because of the news of
past events like St. Louis and Miami so I can understand why the dealer room
was sort of a drag. As for the AMV contest well my job for now was just to
make sure it ran well but I do have a few ideas and improvements I want to do
before we go out there next year. Basically kunicon started out bad but it can
be improved. Going against AWA is like trying to kill a bear with a beer
bottle. A high chance your going to fail and against a convention that has a
high reputation. So I really was not expecting much. But here are the few
improvements that would take place. followed below :
1. AMV registration system (our temporary one sucked ***)
2. Improved AMV judging (like quality of video, skills in editing, etc.)
3. Offer a better way to present videos
4. Bigger room for AMV contest next year.
5. New hardware (basically my small network)
Those are the 5 for now.
I still need to work on a bit more things and hope to maybe next year get
more AMV submissions so the contest can be a bit more competitive.
If you have any comments, questions, or concerns please feel free to email at
kunicon@earthlink.net
not alot of people did register to get a table maybe because of the news of
past events like St. Louis and Miami so I can understand why the dealer room
was sort of a drag. As for the AMV contest well my job for now was just to
make sure it ran well but I do have a few ideas and improvements I want to do
before we go out there next year. Basically kunicon started out bad but it can
be improved. Going against AWA is like trying to kill a bear with a beer
bottle. A high chance your going to fail and against a convention that has a
high reputation. So I really was not expecting much. But here are the few
improvements that would take place. followed below :
1. AMV registration system (our temporary one sucked ***)
2. Improved AMV judging (like quality of video, skills in editing, etc.)
3. Offer a better way to present videos
4. Bigger room for AMV contest next year.
5. New hardware (basically my small network)
Those are the 5 for now.
I still need to work on a bit more things and hope to maybe next year get
more AMV submissions so the contest can be a bit more competitive.
If you have any comments, questions, or concerns please feel free to email at
kunicon@earthlink.net
- madmallard
- Joined: Sat Aug 04, 2001 6:07 pm
- Status: Cracked up quacker, quacked up cracker
- Location: Atlanta, GA
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did anything crash live? i couldn't be there saturday.
Main Events Director Anime Weekend Atlanta, Kawaii-kon
- Michieru
- Joined: Fri Apr 08, 2005 12:58 pm
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia
- madmallard
- Joined: Sat Aug 04, 2001 6:07 pm
- Status: Cracked up quacker, quacked up cracker
- Location: Atlanta, GA
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- AMV_4000
- Joined: Wed Apr 10, 2002 6:29 am
- Location: USA
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