Local gallery near me have digital media exhibits, due to the nature they are showcased on comp stations so basically I could experience that exact same thing from home/work/other. Experience better perhaps if you had a good monitor 10bit display (most are with 12bit lut and good contrast ratio like 850:1 such as a coloredge screen.

I’ve been looking forward to the opening for few months now but unfortunately it never seems to come as it keeps being delayed which gives me the feeling it is nowhere near ready to roll out so I expect when it does open it may not be anywhere near its future potential sadly…. who knows we have to wait and see.

Video is an awesome tool. Good luck with your webinar!

Sheri
http://www.creativesmarketing.com

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Good luck,
Dawna Jarvis
Morpheus Marketing

If you discover that you need a new section for fundraising, their response should be ‘let us figure out a way to make it happen’, not figure out how much it is going to cost you. Most importantly, dig into the layers of their CMS. For my company, we don’t want to be in the business of updating the site’s content, it is important for us to develop solutions that EMPOWER clients to use the website tools.

We also advise our clients to avoid flash. Your long term costs will be lower with a non-flash environment. Every time a developer has to go into the flash for changes, it will drive up costs substantially. There are plenty of viable solutions that utilize javascript to get the desired effect.

Lastly, make sure your developer is following a layered approach. Functionality, Content, Look & Feel. This way, in two years if you want a new look for the site, they can just change the Look & Feel layer and not have to start the site from scratch. We have clients where we have changed the look and feel several times without having to touch the content or functionality layer. You want to get as much mileage out of that initial development.

Best of luck.

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carbonhouse

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In the study we did as part of our 2001 MAM Systems Synthesis thesis on dynamic pricing, we started to look at forecasting systems and built a primary decision tree for exactly this purpose. I’m surprised that no one has stepped up to implement it yet.

I still have every faith that arts administrators will realize what a huge tool this will be for revenue streams and for achieving outreach missions as well. In a talk in Madison, Michael Kaiser relayed the success of this model at the Kennedy Center. It’s my belief that with large successes like this out there, that smaller organizations can benefit from that success in the form of some reasonable assumptions that can then be tested and reacted to in implementation.

I am one who fits into both categories. I like both Bach, and things like Bach, as well as things like watching Glee on Hulu. But the point is I like both. What makes me different than “most” other people? I think part of the answer relates to my background and experience as a child with the arts.

I started young – playing piano and then moving into vocal studies at a later age. The arts, in the traditional sense, are still such a large part of my life, I think, because I began doing them as a child and still do now.

Right now, I am living with a group of opera singers in New York. They are all in the 20s and early 30s, so they are part of that generation that likes to engage in entertainment the “new way”. Yet, they are highly skilled in the “old ways” of art and entertainment. Pop culture is as much a part of their lives as it is some one who is not a professional opera singer. They still watch Glee, have Iphones, listen to pop music, etc.

My point is, I don’t think it is so much an issue of the current generation and the way they choose to consume entertainment, so much as it is their background and early childhood exposure to the traditional forms of artistic expression. I believe wholeheartedly that early engagement and involvement in the arts, not simply passive exposure, is an integral key to one’s future involvement in traditional forms of art.

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