Webinar Archive
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06/16/25: New Accessibility Requirements for Web and Mobile App Content
For state and local governments, the deadline for compliance with new accessibility requirements for web and mobile app content is fast approaching. Exactly what does that mean? What are the requirements? Does all content need to be accessible? What technologies can help us?
Join us for an in-depth discussion on these new requirements, what they mean for gov agencies and current technologies available help you ensure your community’s content is accessible to all.
Moderator: Daniel Lightfoot, MN League of Cities
Speakers: Daniell Krawczyk, Municipal Captioning and Mike Bradley, Bradley Werner LLC
03/10/25: Webinar Training - After Effects Basics
Join us for an engaging session on After Effects Basics, tailored for government communicators looking to enhance their video content. Whether you're new to After Effects or looking for ways to improve your workflow, this webinar will provide practical tools and techniques to help you create more dynamic and engaging videos.
What You’ll Learn:
- Navigating the After Effects user interface
- Basic animation and graphics skills
- Tips for using After Effects templates
- Creating lower thirds
- Performing screen replacements
- Using green screen techniques
- Adding tracked graphics
Speaker: Matt Dufilho, Prince William County, VA
12/16/24: The Courts, The Hill and The FCC – A Year in Review and Setting the Stage for 2025
Moderator: Nancy Werner, Bradley Werner LLC
Speakers: Cheryl Leanza, Best Best & Krieger LLP; Sean Stokes, Keller & Heckman, LLP; Brian Grogan, Moss & Barnett; and Tripp May, Telecom Law Firm P.C.
10/29/24: PEG, Franchising and Legislative Opportunities
As we have seen traditional funding for public, educational, and governmental (PEG) access television funding decline across the country, we have seen access centers shutter. To address this declining funding, local governments and access centers are examining new options to ensure PEG remains essential and viable for the next 40 years. Join us for a robust discussion by our experienced local government & PEG advocates as they explore state legislative initiatives across the country and the historic benefits of franchising and its relevance by looking at broadband, revenue and the public protections franchising offers. This conversation is an excellent opportunity for communities, PEG centers and chapters looking to explore local and state legislative efforts to save PEG and pursue revenue.
Moderator: Mike Lynch, Legislative Director, NATOA
Speakers: Mike Bradley, Bradley Werner LLC; Mike Wassenaar, Alliance for Community Media; Daniel Lightfoot, League of Minnesota Cities
6/24/24: Get Social with Zach
It’s time to level up your social media videos! Join NATOA conference “fan-favorite” video producer Zach Camerino as he shares tips and tricks to make compelling video content for social media. Learn how to easily convert your projects from horizontal to vertical and take home some practical tools on how to create Instagram and Facebook Reels.
Speaker: Zach Camerino, Zach Camerino Films
5/15/23: Premiere Pro for Today's Video Editor
Level-up your expertise in this video editing workshop focusing on Premiere Pro core editing skills. Refine your skill and gain confidence and clarity on standard editing techniques. From novice to experienced editors, this workshop will dive into the many ways to achieve similar results in Premiere Pro. Master the fundamentals and learn key time-saving hacks for a great foundation to quickly build upon and develop your advanced video editing skills and workflows.
Speaker: Austin Anderson, Multi-Platform Producer and Instructor, Denver Community Media