October is one of those rare months where FUNimation is not exhibiting at any conventions. This makes me sad and want to kick puppies. To help deal with these sort of feelings we here in the office are going to hold our first live virtual convention panel tomorrow on this blog at 4pm CST. This panel will be mostly Q & A but we may have a couple of other fun stuff as well. This virtual panel will involve both live blogging text and streaming video.
Like any good panel we would like people attending to ask us some questions. So if you can make it to the panel think up a few questions you always wanted to ask. Rojas will be on hand picking questions for me to answer and we will try to get to as many as we can with in an hour or so.
If you have any questions about the panel (not for the panel, save those good ones for tomorrow) please let us know on this post.
Two general rules about the Q&A to help speed things up as well as get the best out of the time we have together
- Keep it clean. if you are asking something you shouldn’t it won’t get posted and we won’t answer it
- You can skip all the, “Is FUNimation going to license (insert anime name or sequel for anime name here)?” We can’t answer any of these questions since we can’t say what we have licensed until, well, we announce we licensed it.
Still talking about conventions, here is a fine list of conventions going on this weekend that we are supporting and you should attend if it’s in your area.
Valley Con 35
http://www.valleycon.com/
Fargo, ND. Oct. 16 – 18
Anime Banzai 2009
http://www.animebanzai.org/
Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct. 16 – 18
The Rock and Shock Convention
http://www.rockandshock.com/
Worcester, MA. Oct. 16 – 18
(Some of our promo materials are present courtesy of our contacts and friends at Shallow Graves magazine.)