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hey guys, i got a question i'd like folk's feedback on.should we(the forum) do a breakout of the programing per day? iow, set up Thurs/fri/sat/sun threads so everyone cn chat during the set up and con?I have not been following this so am wondering if we'll actually be able to get into the panels, logistics etc all. BUT i am very behind the curve on this con! LOL
Comic-Con at Home: The TV Lineup
Ah... The Hidden Gems
“We always had this [monetary] buffer, so if we had to cancel the show for some catastrophic reason, we’d have enough money to meet our obligations and a little bit of seed money the next year,” Glanzer says. “I don’t think we ever thought we’d have to cancel two shows. It was really, really frightening.”Comic-Con brought in a reported $19 million in revenue in 2017, and according to the San Diego Convention Center Corp., the event generated an estimated $149 million for the region in 2019. But even if COVID-19 testing and treatments improve, it’s profoundly uncertain when, or whether, any fan conventions could reach those heights again.“If this were to continue and we weren’t able to have a convention, I don’t know what the future would be,” Glanzer says with a deep sigh. “It’s possible that [Comic-Con@Home] is laying the groundwork for something that could exist in the future. We’re learning a great deal.”
Scener's Watch Platform is an all-new way to connect and build community around streaming entertainment, allowing Comic-Con@Home attendees to meet with friends and fellow fans to not only participate in official programming, but host their own watch parties with up to a million guests. Also announced today, Scener now supports seven major subscription video-on-demand services: Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Hulu, Prime Video, Funimation, and Vimeo.“We’re excited to have Scener as part of the Comic-Con@Home initiative.” David Glanzer, spokesperson for the non-profit Comic-Con said in a statement. “One of the major reasons for launching the online version was to maintain the Comic-Con sense of community. Scener literally brings people together, so while we may not be able to meet in person this summer, Scener allows us to meet, and share our passions virtually.”Comic-Con@Home's Virtual Screenings, supported by Scener, will feature two tracks that fans can participate in -- a film track and an anime track -- with a live community chat. Something that Joe Braidwood, Scener co-founder described for ComicBook.com as being like "your favorite movie meets Twitch."
Comic-Con@Home on IGN Live: Full Schedule Announced
What ever happened with the downloadable @home badges?
Print-at-Home BadgesIt just wouldn't feel like Comic-Con without a badge to wear while accessing everything it has to offer! This year all you have to do is download the appropriate badge below, sponsored by Amazon Prime Video, and don't forget to visit Amazon Virtual-Con during your @Home experience. Amazon Virtual-Con will include curated events and experiences that amplify the spirit of Comic-Con@Home. Download your preferred badge type below (PDF), print at 100% scale, and write your name in the box to the right of our logo (printer settings may vary). PRO TIP: If you still have a badge holder from a previous year, you can slip your printed Comic-Con@Home badge right in. Be sure not to leave your pets out, we have a badge for them too!AttendeeProfessionalExhibitorVolunteerChildNEW! Pets
FX Unveils Full Digital Experience: FX UNLOCKED For Comic-Con@Home 2020 Extending the Comic-Con Experience to Online Audiences for the First TimeFans will enjoy captivating experiences focused on FX's top programs, including American Horror Story, What We Do in the Shadows, DAVE and Cake and have the chance to win prizes