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SOuth by southwest Innovation, inspiration and creativity, shape the annual South by Southwest Conference & Festival (SYSW) in Austin, Texas. The SXSW Conferences & Festival has provided emerging artists and innovators with a magnificent platform to showcase their work. This unique event is a launch pad for all new and creative content including, independent film, original music and emerging technologies. By nurturing creative and professional growth alike, SXSW is the premier destination for discovery. Not only does it provide buzz-generating exposure, networking and voice for creative entrepreneurs, but exciting entertainment for audiences. The 2015 event was hosted from March 13th to March 22nd in Austin, Texas. The three-part event began with the 22nd annual SXSW Interactive Festival. The event included networking, special events, the SXSW Interactive Innovation Awards, SXSW Accelerator, the Gaming Lady Gaga keynote interview SXSW 2014 Expo, a Trade Show, SXSW Create, The Job Market, and cross-industry Image courtesy of Michael Loccisano/Getty Images conversations with attendees from SXSW Film and SXSW Music. There were over 800 sessions in this event, and around 60 employers attending this event providing exposure and opportunity for all. This year’s film festival showcased hundreds of independent films, ranging from narrative features, documentary features, shorts, animated film, music videos and even short films created by Texas High School students. In 2014 there were 18,747 participants from 66 different countries. Out of 6,494 submissions, there were 247 total films screened. The SXSW Music Festival was on its 29th year in 2015, from March 17-22. Attendees had the opportunity to explore the future of the music industry through panels; talk’s trade shows and a music gear expo. At night, there were performances from regional, national and international talents. The Music and Media Conferences aim to educate and inspire all types of musicians and those who work with them. In 2014 more than 28,000 music industry professionals and musicians attended six nights of music performed by over 2,300 acts. Some must see acts from this year’s festival included, Brandy, Elle King, Sam Hunt and Cathedrals. By providing a platform that allows for intellectual and creative intermingling the mission of SXSW is to continue to spark new ideas and carve the path for the future of each ever-evolving field, long after the events’ conclusion. Shep Gordon, Mike Myers and Tom Arnold Image courtesy of Michael Buckner
Outdoor stage at Butler Park SXSW 2014 Image courtesy of Tye Truitt
Startup Spotlight at Startup Village Image courtesy of Vanessa Velazquez
Images courtesy of South By SouthWest Chelsea Clinton Image courtesy of SXSW
Actor, Nicolas Cage Image courtesy of Michael Buckner
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