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There doesn't seem to be a thread about this, so I suppose I'll start one.

http://dragonsanime.com/columns/roadlm/item/586-fanime-2014-report-kth

The Fanime 2014 Report from Dragon's Anime

http://dragonsanime.com/news/events-a-conventions/item/585-fanime-2014-masquerade-torrent-up-kth-2014

You can get the torrent for the Masquerade in that news item.

It was a fun convention, and much improved over recent years.  I look forward to seeing what future years are going to be like.

Apparently, I'm blind since I just noticed, there was in fact a topic for this sort of thing.  Any chance I can get the mods to delete this one?

Could it be?  Am I sick?  Have I ceased procrastination?  Hell if I know, but in any event, the Fanime 2010 Report is up for viewing.

As in all the previous years, this one was a great convention, though I may have over-scheduled myself a bit.  Probably wasn't the best of ideas with the lingering traces of the stuff I was suffering from at ACEN still in my system.  Thankfully they'd opened up a Safeway supermarket right near the convention which was a great place for food, drugs, and other essentials which reduced so many of the problems we usually have to far more manageable levels...and then we fill up our time at the convention with other things to do, heh.  But why am I telling you here?  Click up on that link and check out all the fun stuff I saw and took part in.

I read something very strange on a discussion of this convention over on Facebook; figured I'd come here for confirmation.  There was some concern that the taking of any sort of video (much less the setting up of tripods for cameras and video) was being shutdown by the union that runs the theatre we typically have main events in...unless one were to pay some astronomical fee for the privilege.

The first question, from which all others would follow, is this truly the case?  Sounds pretty far fetched, all things considered since they've never had an issue with it before, but I figured it'd be better to find out now and see what courses of action would be available if indeed this turned out to be true.