NM Media Industry MIX - Building New Mexico's Creative Media Community

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Welcome to MIX!

Welcome to the conference site for New Mexico's annual Media Industries Conference, "MIX". Info from MIX 2009 is most of what you'll find right now, but we're beginning work on MIX SIX.

Meanwhile, take a look at the discussions here, on the MISP listservs (http://www.altmedianm.org for more info about MISP and to sign up), and in continuing meetings and other events throughout the state.

Interested in signing up? We'd love to have more folks involved, but ask that potential members have some real connection to work being done in New Mexico.

Thanks to everyone to participated -- we hope you'll continue to do so!
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You don't have to be a site member to see most information, but to get automatic updates on key information and other capabilities, please sign up today.

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ETCon : Communities and the Power of Crowdsourcing

ETCon : Communities and the Power of Crowdsourcing by E-Teachers Academy Get your own Virtual Classroom

Started by Mark Cruthers in Media Industry Events & Updates Aug 30.

Exciting Weekend and Week Coming Up... 1 Reply

This weekend we've been hosting the NM Game Jam (http://nmgamejam.org) here at UNM's ARTS Lab, but all around the town an unprecedented 43 teams (or was that 46?) have been shooting their projects ...

Started by Eric Renz-Whitmore in Media Industry Events & Updates. Last reply by Eric Renz-Whitmore Jul 12.

Webuquerque this Wednesday...

I mention these folks pretty often, and for good reason: the Webuquerque team is doing really good things to help grow our region's web community. Up next: this Wednesday's presentation features l...

Started by Eric Renz-Whitmore in Media Industry Events & Updates Jun 29.

Blog Posts

Technology Integration: Moodle and Wikis

Integrating Technology into the Classroom Using Moodle and Wikis by Nellie Deutsch

Get your own

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Posted by Mark Cruthers on June 18, 2009 at 10:20am

12 reasons filmmakers/artists should be using social media

1. Everyone is Using it- Okay, so it’s a bit of a stretch to say “everyone” is using social media, but the truth is there are millions of social media users. According to one study, over 60 million Americans have read a blog. Worldwide, that number is closer to 350 million. When my parents send me YouTube links, I know that almost everyone is involved with social media now.

2. Social Media is Gaining Trust- One of the knocks on social media as a source of information used to be that it wasn’t t… Continue

Posted by Michael Palombo on February 4, 2009 at 9:52pm — 1 Comment

“New Mexico’s Film and Education Programs Next Steps: Creating 21st Century Learning Environments”

Dr. William Flores, Deputy Secretary of Education -- and a longtime promoter of both media industry growth and 21st Century skills -- kindly passed along the following notes for his talk at last Friday's NM Media Industries Summit.

“New Mexico’s Film and Education Programs Next Steps: Creating 21st Century Learning Environments”
William Flores
Presentation to the MIX Conference, January 16, 2009:

There would be no film or media programs at a many schools if it hadn’t been for Go

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Posted by Eric Renz-Whitmore on January 21, 2009 at 9:30am — 2 Comments

New Mexico Media Industries Conference Overview

Saturday the 17th at the University of New Mexico I was given the privilege to speak on two of the panels at the New Mexico Media Industries Conference. I had no idea what to expect as most of the conferences I have attend or spoken at have been either heavy on the Linux side of things or more in the line of technical support.

In the last few years or so New Mexico has become a hot bed of Film and TV production. Sony Pictures has opened a studio branch in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Many Televisio… Continue

Posted by David Thomas on January 19, 2009 at 11:54am