1. Actions from this meeting
2. Event Product
2.1. Live Webinar
2.1.1. Marketed to our subscribers
2.2. Recorded tutorials
2.2.1. Passed on to Smith Micro
2.3. Active user list to Smith Micro
3. Digital Art Live
3.1. About
3.1.1. Operating since 2010
3.1.2. Promotion of Digital Artists through Magazine, Podcast and Social Media
3.1.3. Training of Digital Artists through live webinars
3.2. Staff
3.2.1. Paul Bussey (Owner)
3.2.1.1. Marketing
3.2.1.2. Events Director
3.2.1.2.1. 25 issues of "Digital Art Live" (current magazine)
3.2.1.3. Podcast
3.2.2. Jeremy Tarrier
3.2.2.1. Video editor
3.3. Products
3.3.1. David Haden (Magazine Editor)
3.3.1.1. 44 sessions
3.3.2. Magazine
3.3.2.1. 52 issues of "3D art Direct"
3.3.2.2. 29 issues of Digital Art Live
3.3.3. Podcast
3.3.4. Webinars
3.3.4.1. Over 200 events
3.3.4.2. Four multi-session weekend conferences
3.4. Target Market
3.4.1. 3D/2D Artists
3.4.2. Content creators for the hobbyists market
3.4.3. Smaller market/readership high market professionals
4. Content (episodes)
4.1. Material room
4.2. Firefly
4.3. Superfly
4.4. Character lighting
4.5. Dynamic cloth
4.6. Poser clinic
4.7. Bullet physics
5. Presenter Benefits
5.1. Connect with and train like-minded artists
5.2. Fast construction of training events
5.3. Digital Art Live provides
5.3.1. Event Creation
5.3.1.1. Idea generation with the presenter
5.3.1.2. Help structure the content with presenter
5.3.2. Webinar Hosting and moderation
5.3.3. Webinar Technical Support
5.3.4. Event Marketing
5.3.5. Event follow up
5.3.6. Preparation of event and support/practice for presenter
5.3.7. Management of attendees and registrations
6. Event Project Ideas
6.1. Target Market
6.2. Objectives
7. Smith Micro
7.1. Miranda Colton
7.2. Marketing objectives for Poser?
8. Content types
8.1. ...by solutions to most frequent user challenges
8.2. ...by application
8.2.1. animation
8.2.2. comic books
8.2.3. content creation