by William Crumpler | Dec 13, 2022 | Gigabit Ecosystem Building, Digital Art, Online Gaming Development
Join us for KC IMAGINE’s Conference on Creating the Future of Digital Media in Kansas City Kansas City has 50,000 people working in digital media professions and that number has grown 24% in the last decade. Learn about this fast-growing Kansas City industry and...
by Erin Melton | Apr 25, 2018 | Community Education and Awareness, Digital Art, Code for KC
Steve Noll, former Executive Director, and Brent Schondelmeyer, board member, of the Jackson County Historical Society (JCHS), spoke at Code for KC’s Learn Night on April 23, 2018. They shared information about how the Wilborn Collection came to be, what it...
by Jason Harper | Dec 29, 2015 | University Research Capacity, Proof of Concept and Fab Labs, Digital Infrastructure, Innovation Hubs/Tech Districts, Digital Skills Training, Computers in the Home, Gigabit Ecosystem Building, Technology Transfer, Fiber to the Community, Government Innovation, Online Gaming Development, Community Education and Awareness, Medical Reimbursement, Access to Capital, Home Internet Access, Telehealth Pilot, Convention Center Technology, IT Workforce Development, Digital Art, Event Calendar, Libraries Pilot, K-12 Classroom Demonstrations, Marketing the Region, Professional Development for Teachers, Global Roundtables, Mesh Wi-fi Networks
Announcing the 2016 Gigabit City Summit, a KC Digital Drive production, from May 16-18, 2016 in Kansas City. With 50 communities and nearly 250 delegates in attendance, our first Summit was an unqualified success! And the overwhelming feedback from those who attended...
by Jason Harper | Dec 14, 2015 | Digital Art
CAPTURE A Two-City, Gigabit-Powered Filmmaking Challenge Learn More Capture is a unique 48-hour crowd-sourced film challenge that takes place annually in Kansas City and Chattanooga. Created by the Association for Visual Arts in Chattanooga in 2013, Capture...
by Jason Harper | Sep 15, 2015 | Digital Art, Event Calendar
1. YOU shoot the films. 2. THEY edit them. 3. WE all watch movies about our two cities in CAPTURE A unique 48-hour crowd-sourced film challenge taking place in Kansas City and Chattanooga, CAPTURE invites you to shoot five, 30-second video clips of your city around a...
by Jason Harper | Sep 4, 2015 | Digital Art
Tickets Are On Sale Now for the Capture Film Project, September 18-20 at Union Station! Register Now Aspiring Auteurs, Seasoned Cinematographers, and Midwestern Moviemakers Unite! CAPTURE is your chance to partake in a unique, 48-hour, crowd-sourced...
