[Linux-aus] [LACTTE] Grant Application for Meetup Group Hardware
Tim Ansell
mithro at mithis.com
Thu Dec 1 18:34:36 AEDT 2016
Hi Will,
A bunch of questions,
* What existing hardware do you have and how is it currently being used?
* Can you provide a link to any existing videos that you have published?
* Can you provide information on who will be doing the recording, editing
and publishing of your videos?
Purchasing a camera is the easy part, unless you have a dedicated group of
individuals who are doing recording you won't get any results (let alone
usable ones). Typically what happens is that new equipment is purchased,
someone gets excited about doing the recording, they record one or two
events and then the equipment ends up collecting dust.
Camera quality is also the *least* important part of capturing technical
content, both the audio quality and slide capture quality is significantly
more important and generally it is more sensible to invest money towards
those. You have described your current setup, so it is unclear to me if you
already have those areas covered already.
Lastly, have you tried reaching out to other groups in Sydney? You might
find that /someone/ has a large amount of recording equipment and would be
interested in helping groups that are excited about recording their
proceedings.
Tim 'mithro' Ansell
On 1 December 2016 at 17:42, Linux Australia Vice President <
vice-president at linux.org.au> wrote:
> As a matter of due diligence, I can confirm the following financials for
> WordCamp Sunshine Coast and WordCamp Sydney (the latter which Wil ran with
> the excellent help of Kristen Symonds as Treasurer).
>
> - Overall profit WordCamp Sydney: $21,348
> - Overall profit WordCamp Sunshine Coast: $6449
>
> These amounts are inclusive of an amount we require events to return to LA
> for assistance with items such as insurance, bank fees, auditing and so on.
>
> The approved budget for 2016-2017 financial year includes an amount of
> $15k for grants and donations, and $10k of this is earmarked for Software
> Freedom Conservancy (we've been waiting to see if $AUD to $USD becomes more
> favourable, alas not). So, a $2k grant here would leave $3k remaining in
> the grants budget.
>
> TL;DR, this is within budget and represents no financial imposte to LA.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Kathy
>
>
>
> On 01/12/16 16:45, Wil Brown wrote:
>
> Date: December 1st, 2016
>
> Project Name: WordPress Sydney Video Camera
>
> Aim of Project: To obtain a good HD quality video camera to record
> presentations at local meetups and connected events.
>
> Person Responsible for Request: Wil Brown
>
> Request:
> As co-organiser of the WordPress Sydney meetup and lead organiser of
> WordCamp Sydney conferences I would like to apply for a $2000 grant to
> purchase a good HD quality video camera and accessories (bag, tripod, mic,
> SD cards) for our meetup events and related events such as WordCamp Sydney
> and MeetupMixup Sydney.
>
> The aim would be to publish presentations via YouTube to further engage
> with the WordPress and open source community.
>
> The camera would get good use at our WordCamp events as a hall cam to
> engage directly with attendees.
>
> Kind regards,
> Wil.
>
> --
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>
>
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