Design a con
Nov. 6th, 2010 11:22 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hilsRandom question here guys.
I know after a convention we all do that thing where we talk about what we liked and what we didn't.
If you were attending the perfect convention what would it involve? Tell me your positive and negative experiences from other events you've been to and what sort of things you would want at an event in the future.
If you've never been to a convention before what would entice you to attend and what would you want it to involve to make it the best possible experience for you?
Personally for me the one thing I always gripe about is autograph time and how rushed it is. I know that the guests and staff at the cons have a schedule to keep to but for a lot of fans this is the one and only chance of face to face time with the guests and to be rushed through and not have autographs personalised sort of dampens the experience a little. I know most of the guests do try to make the moment memorable but it's hard when you've got stewards glaring and telling you to hurry up (and in the case of Chicon kicking fans out mid-conversation).
So have at it guys. Design your ideal convention.
And go!
I know after a convention we all do that thing where we talk about what we liked and what we didn't.
If you were attending the perfect convention what would it involve? Tell me your positive and negative experiences from other events you've been to and what sort of things you would want at an event in the future.
If you've never been to a convention before what would entice you to attend and what would you want it to involve to make it the best possible experience for you?
Personally for me the one thing I always gripe about is autograph time and how rushed it is. I know that the guests and staff at the cons have a schedule to keep to but for a lot of fans this is the one and only chance of face to face time with the guests and to be rushed through and not have autographs personalised sort of dampens the experience a little. I know most of the guests do try to make the moment memorable but it's hard when you've got stewards glaring and telling you to hurry up (and in the case of Chicon kicking fans out mid-conversation).
So have at it guys. Design your ideal convention.
And go!