Otakon is right around the corner and for some of our East Coast readers this might be the first time they are going to a something other than their local convention. If that is the case I put together a video of the top ten ABSOLUTELY VITAL pieces of con survival that will help anyone. Even if you are a veteran con goer you might not know some of these pro tips that will let of maximize your con going experience!
We talk in-depth about panel preparations thanks to us being fully immersed in our own panels for upcoming Otakon 2014. We tackle the topic from many angles starting with the decision to run a panel, then on to submitting to a convention, then of course to the intense creation of the presentation. At the end, we also talk about troubleshooting and worst case scenarios. We hope this will be a helpful guide, but we are still learning a lot about doing panels ourselves!
And now your helpful bartenders at The Speakeasy present your drink:
GTO
Mix all ingredients in tin over ice. Strain into shot glasses and enjoy!
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The premise of these reviews is simple: watch the first episode of a series and then immediately sit down to record a review mini-podcast. The reviews are five- to ten-minutes long and entirely off the cuff. As always we only review new shows (so no sequels or continuations) and try to avoid anything that just looks outright awful. These are the last batch from the new season:
Listen – First impressions of Nobunaga Concerto from Fuji TV. It is streaming on Crunchyroll.
Listen – First impressions of Tokyo ESP from Xebec. It is streaming on Hulu and Funimation.
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