I-con at stony brook? Suffolk community now. Sorry.
I've run a panel before at Manganext for the Prince of tennis.
Power points help you immensely. Talk about the summery of the series without giving too much away. Talk about news and the extras such as the sound dramas and picture dramas, character songs and how they related tot he series. The difference between the manga and anime, how the anime came to be, any problems during it.
If you have time at the end, encourage discussion. How everyone found out about CG, how far the majority of the people have seen so you can say "Oh don't mention this spoiler." Trivias are sometimes fun but it takes up too much time. Encourage people to speak and ask questions, if you have any merchandise then give it to them for doing so.
I went to some panels at I-con and it didn't seem the rooms were equipt for power points. At my panel I used a powerpoint to enhance it with visuals and played music and small clips. EDIT: WHOOPS! Forgot now at Suffolk. Maybe they'll have equipment now.
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stony brook?Suffolk community now. Sorry.I've run a panel before at Manganext for the Prince of tennis.
Power points help you immensely. Talk about the summery of the series without giving too much away. Talk about news and the extras such as the sound dramas and picture dramas, character songs and how they related tot he series. The difference between the manga and anime, how the anime came to be, any problems during it.
If you have time at the end, encourage discussion. How everyone found out about CG, how far the majority of the people have seen so you can say "Oh don't mention this spoiler." Trivias are sometimes fun but it takes up too much time. Encourage people to speak and ask questions, if you have any merchandise then give it to them for doing so.
I went to some panels at I-con and it didn't seem the rooms were equipt for power points. At my panel I used a powerpoint to enhance it with visuals and played music and small clips.
EDIT: WHOOPS! Forgot now at Suffolk. Maybe they'll have equipment now.
Good luck!