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Filmmaker Daniel Cross and the team of EyeSteelFilm created Homeless Nation after creating The Street, Squeegee Punks in Traffic, and RoachTrip.

So with the final Reboot day bearing down, this will be a short post!

Hunter directed and produced 10 MPH and 10 Yards. Currently, he’s directing Ride the Divide, a film about a 2700-mile mountain bike race through the entire Rocky Mountain range. He’s led efforts to bring major partners on board to help fund and promote the films, including such companies as CBS Sports, Quiznos, YouTube, Crocs, SmartWool, Fender, and Chipotle. He’s also the author of the 10 MPH DIY Manual, which discusses unique PR, Marketing, and distribution insights on how to distribute indie films both digitally and conventionally without a major distributor. Hunter also has a strong background in social media platforms and web marketing, working in the past as lead of Blockbuster.com’s email program and as a web guru in a few startup companies.

Christy Dena is a cross-media specialist who works as a narrative and game design consultant, strategist, educator and developer. Her clients include Wieden + Kennedy, AlterAction, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia Council for the Arts, dLux Media Arts , Pemberton Films and Killer Bald Men.

Today's session was lead by Evan Jones of StichMedia - a Halifax based cross-platform company (nominated for this year's Canada New Media Awards).

Scott Kirsner, author of the Blog Cinematech and the recent book "Fans, Friends and Followers" describes how independent filmmakers are using social media tools to build audiences &l

Multple-emmy award winning new media producer Evan Jones of StitchMedia gives a practical guide for documentary producers who want to create TransMedia experiences.

The Reboot week began with a mentoring session led by Kat Cizek, the NFB Filmmaker in Residence.

Kat Cizek is the National Film Board of Canada's award winning Filmmaker In Residence. A practitioner of "interventionist media", Kat makes documentary films and new media projects in collaboration with her subjects. Her latest project, HighRise, looks at the growing phenomenon of vertical communities around the world.

Alexandre Brachet is a principal at the Paris-based web design company Upian. Their web documentary Gaza/Sderot was one of the most successful documentaries of 2009, having won the Prix Europa and a nomination for the International Emmies.

Lance Weiler is a critically acclaimed award winning writer / director.