If it's not already on your calendar, Open Source Forum 2024 will take place on Thursday, February 22, at the Petersen Automotive Museum in LA (and virtually).
Everything you need to know (at least for now) is in very succinct bullets below. Please read through them and pass along to others however you see fit. Shout, or quietly email, with any questions.
-Emily
1) Program Committee: Nominations are due by Friday, December 15. Program Committee members review the talk submissions and decide what makes it into the agenda! We are looking for a diverse mix of people on the committee, you do not need to be technical. Nominate yourself or someone else here.
2) Talk Submissions: The Call for Presentations (CFP) for Open Source Forum is now open! Talks need to be submitted by Thursday, December 21. It doesn't need to be related to a Foundation production, it just needs to be relevant to open source. Bonus points if it's related to AI, ML, virtual production or includes production examples. Please share with your teams and anyone else who might be interested in submitting. Application is here. You can also send me the name of someone you think would be fantastic to give a talk, and I'll reach out to them.
3) Sponsorships: Here are the sponsorship opportunities for Open Source Forum, if you would like to proudly have your logo on display during the event. Several of the options are already pending, so don't wait too long.
4) Registration: The member code for registration is ASWFOSF24MEM, and it's for both in-person and virtual attendance. This event is FREE for all employees of member companies, so please share the link and code with your teams and co-workers. Register here.
If it's not already on your calendar, Open Source Forum 2024 will take place on Thursday, February 22, at the Petersen Automotive Museum in LA (and virtually).
Everything you need to know (at least for now) is in very succinct bullets below. Please read through them and pass along to others however you see fit. Shout, or quietly email, with any questions.
-Emily
1) Program Committee: Nominations are due by Friday, December 15. Program Committee members review the talk submissions and decide what makes it into the agenda! We are looking for a diverse mix of people on the committee, you do not need to be technical. Nominate yourself or someone else here.
2) Talk Submissions: The Call for Presentations (CFP) for Open Source Forum is now open! Talks need to be submitted by Thursday, December 21. It doesn't need to be related to a Foundation production, it just needs to be relevant to open source. Bonus points if it's related to AI, ML, virtual production or includes production examples. Please share with your teams and anyone else who might be interested in submitting. Application is here. You can also send me the name of someone you think would be fantastic to give a talk, and I'll reach out to them.
3) Sponsorships: Here are the sponsorship opportunities for Open Source Forum, if you would like to proudly have your logo on display during the event. Several of the options are already pending, so don't wait too long.
4) Registration: The member code for registration is ASWFOSF24MEM, and it's for both in-person and virtual attendance. This event is FREE for all employees of member companies, so please share the link and code with your teams and co-workers. Register here.