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PROGRAMMING GUIDE Star Trek Is a Registered Trademark of Paramount Pictures Exclusive Program Guide Cover Art by Joe Corroney and Hi Fi Studios (Meet him at table 441) THE PHOENIX COMICON 2011 PROGRAMMING GUIDE Star Trek is a registered trademark of Paramount Pictures. is a registered Star Trek Welcome to Phoenix Comicon, the signature pop-culture event of the southwest! If you are new to us, or have never been to a “comicon” before, we welcome you. We present the chance for fans like yourself to meet with your favorite actors and get their autograph (and have your photo taken with them!). We bring out the top comic book writers and artists in the industry, feature many genres from pop culture and present a full weekend of events and activities for you and your family. This weekend is the culmination of efforts by over five hundred volunteers over the past twelve months all with a singular vision of putting on the most fun convention you’ll attend. Festivities kick off Thursday afternoon and continue throughout the weekend. Spend the day checking out the exhibitor hall, meeting actors and writers, buying that hard to find geek item, then attend concerts and dances that last till 2 AM on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night. For those who are visiting, even if you are indoors all day, please drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. As you can imagine, we’re stoked for this weekend and can’t wait to show you why the valley of the sun is the most fun place to be this Memorial Day Weekend. Matt Solberg CONvENTION DIRECTOR TAblE Of CONTENTs HOURs Welcome letter ........................................ 2 Exhibitor Hall: Hyatt Regency .......................................... 4 (located in North Building Lower Level Halls 4-5) Exhibitor Hall ......................................... 6,7 Thursday ....................... 4 PM - 9 PM Programming Rooms ............................. 8,9 Friday ........................... 10 AM - 7 PM Phoenix Comicon Convention Policies .... 10 Saturday ....................... 10 AM - 7 PM Exhibitor & Artist Alley locations ........... 12 Sunday.......................... 10 AM - 5 PM Guest locations ...................................... 14 Registration: Guests ................................................16–18 (located in North Building Lower Level Halls 2-3) Exclusives ................................................ 20 Thursday ....................... Noon - 9 PM Programming schedule ......................22 –29 Friday ........................... 8 AM - 8 PM film festival schedule ........................30–31 Saturday ....................... 8 AM - 8 PM Sunday.......................... 8 AM - 4 PM Gaming schedule ...............................32–37 Panel & Event Descriptions ................ 38‑56 PROGRAMMING HOURs Phoenix Comicon facts ........................... 56 North building first and second floors: Gaming Descriptions ..........................58–62 Thursday ....................... 6:30 PM -11:30 PM Friday ........................... 10:30 AM - 11:30 PM Saturday ....................... 10:30 AM - 11:30 PM Sunday.......................... 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM Hyatt Regency Programming: Thursday ....................... 6:30 PM - 2 AM Friday ........................... 10 AM - 2 AM Saturday ....................... 10 AM - 2 AM Sunday.......................... 10 AM - 4 PM 2 Phoenix ComiCon 2011 Programming Guide PhoenixComiCon.Com Illustration created by The Art Institute of Phoenix Student: Brian McClain (Game Art & Design) Brian McClain (Game Art Institute of Phoenix Student: The Illustration created by OFFERING DEGREE PROGRAMS IN: GAME ART & DESIGN CHECK MEDIA ARTS & ANIMATION US OUT VISUAL & GAME PROGRAMMING • JUNE 18, 2011 VISUAL EFFECTS & MOTION GRAPHICS • AUGUST 6, 2011 WEB DESIGN & INTERACTIVE MEDIA • SEPTEMBER 10, 2011 DIGITAL FILMMAKING & VIDEO PRODUCTION To R.S.V.P. and for more PLUS Design, Culinary, and Fashion Programs! information, Log On to- www.aiopen.com/phoenix 2233 West Dunlap Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021 | www.artinstitutes.edu/phoenix FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR B C MCDOWELL ROAD B REGENCY BALLC ROOM A D HWY 51 MCDOWELLI-10 ROAD HWY 202 REGENCY BALLROOM 32ND STREET A D HWY 51 LOBBY I-10 HWY 202 CONFERENCE ARIZONA CENTER FOYER SUITE VAN BUREN 32ND STREET STREET SUNDANCE HYATT REGENCY REGISTRATION LOBBY REGISTRATION MEN CONFERENCE PHOENIX PHONES ARIZONA CENTER FOYER RETAIL SUITE WOMEN SUNDANCE PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER VAN BUREN STREET FRONT DESK REGISTRATION RETAIL HYATT REGENCY ELEVATORS WASHINGTON STREET REGISTRATION MEN PHONES PHOENIX PHONES RETAIL WOMEN JEFFERSON STREET GRAND ENTRANCE LOBBY ESCALATORS STAIRCASERETAIL PHOENIX CONVENTION CENTER FRONT DESK LOBBY ENTRANCE US AIRWAYS CENTER WASHINGTON STREET ELEVATORS I-10 PHONES PHONES BELL DESK JEFFERSON STREET GRAND ENTRANCE LOBBY ESCALATORS STAIRCASE CHASE FIELD LOBBY LOBBY ENTRANCE US AIRWAYS CENTER SKY HARBOR AIRPORT I-10 EINSTEIN BROS. CAFE BUCKEYE ROAD PHONES BELL DESK CHASE FIELD LOBBY SKY HARBOR AIRPORT GILBERT NETWORKS EINSTEIN BROS. ROOM BAR AND GRILL BUCKEYE ROAD ENTRANCE CAFE I-17 GILBERT NETWORKS ROOM HyattBAR AND GRILL Regency PhoenixENTRANCE I-17 I-10 HyattDIRECTIONS Regency Phoenix SECONDFrom Phoenix FLOO SkyR Harbor International Airport (4 miles): I-10 E DIRECTIONS Take 24th St. exit north to Washington St. Turn left on Washington (one way). AV SECONDFrom Phoenix FLOO SkyR Harbor International Airport (4 miles): E Follow to 2nd St. andA turnB right.C AEntranceB Cis 1 1/2 blocks on left. E WEST AV Take 24th St. exit north to REMINGTWashingtonON St.RU SSELTurnL left on Washington (one way). AV 7TH 16TH STREET 24TH STREET CENTRAL 32ND STREET 7TH STREET PHOENIX E Follow to 2nd St. andA turnB right.C AEntranceB Cis 1 1/2 blocks on left. 122 North 2nd street WEST BALLROOM AV REMINGTON RUSSELL Hyatt Regency (sW 2nd street & Monroe st) BOARD- BOREIN ROOM 7TH 16TH STREET 24TH STREET CENTRAL 32ND STREET 7TH STREET PHOENIX EAST B A BALLROOM MORAN BOARD- BOREIN EAST ROOM ROOM MEN B ACOWBOY Hyatt PROGRAMMING HOURs ARTISTS MORAN ROOM CATERING FIRST FLOOR Saturday ...................10 AM - 2 AM WOMEN ROOM Thursday .......................... 6:30 PM - 2 AM MEN OFFICECOWBOY Sunday .....................10 AM - 4 PM ARTISTS Friday ............................... 10 AM - 2 AM ROOM TERRACE RESTAURANT CATERING FIRST FLOOR WOMEN CURTIS OFFICE PHONES B A B C TERRACE ELEVATORS RESTAURANT ELLIS fIRsT flOOR CURTIS PHONES ROOM B A GRAND WEST Tabletop gaming and our extensive gaming ESCALATORS STAIRCASE B C REGENCY BALLROOM ELEVATORS ELLIS schedule begins in the Hyatt attrium ROOM ELLIS A D Thursday 4 PM and continues throughout GRAND WEST ESCALATORS ATRIUM STAIRCASE ROOM REGENCY BALLROOM the day and night till Sunday 4 PM LOBBY EAST ELLIS A D ROOM LOBBY ATRIUM LOBBY EAST CONFERENCE SALES AND FOYER SUITE EXECUTIVE OFFICES SUNDANCE CASSIDY REGISTRATION LOBBY REGISTRATION MEN CONFERENCE SALES AND PHONES FOYER RETAIL SUITE EXECUTIVE OFFICES WOMEN SUNDANCE CASSIDY FRONT DESK REGISTRATION RETAIL ELEVATORS REGISTRATION MEN PHONES PHONES RETAIL WOMEN GRAND ENTRANCE LOBBY ESCALATORS STAIRCASERETAIL FRONT DESK LOBBY ENTRANCE ELEVATORS PHONES THIRD FLOOR PHONES BELL DESK GRAND ENTRANCE LOBBY ESCALATORS STAIRCASE LOBBY LOBBY ENTRANCE EINSTEIN BROS. 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ROOM BAR AND GRILL ENTRANCE CAFE SUITE SUITE SUITE GUEST SUITE SUITE GUEST GUEST 320 322 324 ROOM 326 327 ROOM ROOMS GILBERT SUITE SUITE NETWORKS ROOM 318 314 BAR AND GRILL ENTRANCE POOL AREA FITNESS CENTER SUITE SUITE SUITE SUITE 316 312 318 314 POOL AREA FITNESS CENTER SUITE SUITE SECOND FLOOR 316 312 GUEST WOMEN POOL MEN GUEST ROOMS BAR ROOMS sECOND fSECONDlOOR FLOOR A B C A B C GUEST WOMEN POOL MEN GUEST WEST REMINGTON RUSSELL ROOMS BAR ROOMS PHOENIX A B C A B C BALLROOM ELEVATORS WEST REMINGTON RUSSELL BOARD- BOREIN ROOM PHOENIX EAST B A ELEVATORS BALLROOM GUEST GUEST ROOMS ROOMS BOARD- MORAN BOREIN OPEN TO ATRIUM BELOW EAST ROOM ROOM MEN B ACOWBOY ARTISTS GUEST GUEST ROOMS ROOMS MORAN ROOM OPEN TO ATRIUM BELOW CATERING WOMEN ROOM MEN OFFICECOWBOY ARTISTS GUEST ROOMS ROOM TERRACE RESTAURANT CATERING WOMEN CURTIS OFFICE PHONES B A GUEST ROOMS TERRACE ELEVATORS RESTAURANT ELLIS CURTIS PHONES ROOM B A GRAND WEST ESCALATORS STAIRCASE ELEVATORS ELLIS ROOM ELLIS GRAND WEST ESCALATORS ATRIUM STAIRCASE ROOM LOBBY EAST ELLIS ATRIUM ROOM LOBBY EAST SALES AND EXECUTIVE OFFICES CASSIDY SALES AND EXECUTIVE OFFICES CASSIDY 4 Phoenix ComiCon 2011 Programming Guide PhoenixComiCon.Com 06.09 THIRD FLOOR 06.09 THIRD FLOOR SUITE SUITE SUITE GUEST SUITE SUITE GUEST GUEST 320 322 324 ROOM 326 327 ROOM ROOMS SUITE SUITE SUITE GUEST SUITE SUITE GUEST GUEST 320 322 324 ROOM 326 327 ROOM ROOMS SUITE SUITE 318 314 POOL AREA FITNESS CENTER SUITE SUITE SUITE SUITE 316 312 318 314 POOL AREA FITNESS CENTER SUITE SUITE 316 312 GUEST WOMEN POOL MEN GUEST ROOMS BAR ROOMS GUEST WOMEN POOL MEN GUEST ROOMS BAR ROOMS ELEVATORS ELEVATORS GUEST GUEST ROOMS ROOMS OPEN TO ATRIUM BELOW GUEST GUEST ROOMS ROOMS OPEN TO ATRIUM BELOW GUEST ROOMS GUEST ROOMS Exhibitor Hall 936 938 940 944 946 948 950 952 954 956 958 900 902 906 908 910 912 916 918 920 922 801 803 807 809 811 813 817 819 821 823 827 829 831 833 835 837 839 841 845 847 849 851 853 855 857 859 826 828 830 832 834 836 838 840 844 846 848 850 852 854 856 858 800 802 806 808 810 812 816 818 820 822 824 701 703 709 711 713 717 719 721 723 727 729 731 733 735 737 739 741 745 747 749 751 753 755 757 759 726 728 730 732 734 736 738 740 744 746 748 750 752 754 756 758 700 702 706 708 710 712 716 718 720 722
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