Field Trip: Field Trip

Discover the secrets of success on vertical video social media platforms with Alison Kondler, sponsored by Women in Film and Media Colorado. Delve into topics ranging from maximizing engagement rates to mastering editing techniques that captivate audiences. Learn how to navigate algorithms and create viral content that resonates with your audience. Plus, get the chance to receive optional creator video critiques if time allows. This presentation caters to both novice and seasoned content creators, as well as brands looking to elevate their social media presence for brand growth.

Alison Kondler, a professional social media video producer and owner of A Video Design LLC since 2017, shifted her focus in early 2020 to curate TikTok videos centered around her passion for birdwatching and bird sounds. As an Audubon Master Birder, bird videographer, guide, and keynote speaker, she found the perfect stage to share her expertise with a global audience. By studying the TikTok algorithm, she achieved remarkable growth, amassing over 100K followers and millions of likes. Venturing over to Instagram and Facebook, she quickly gained 120K followers on each platform within four months, accompanied by millions of views. Alison’s expertise in algorithms and commitment to high-quality content has attracted collaborations with Canon USA, the National Audubon Society, PBS Nature, and Birda, resulting in engaging user-generated content featured on her channels and their social media platforms. Through her dedication and creativity, Alison continues to rapidly grow her audience organically, establishing herself as a prominent figure at the intersection of social media and birdwatching.

WIFMCO is an extremely active group in the Colorado media scene, providing social gatherings, talks, and more throughout the year. All genders welcome.

Discover the secrets to going viral on vertical social media platforms with Alison Kondler and others at the Outdoor Media Summit 2024. Delve into topics ranging from maximizing engagement rates to mastering editing techniques, navigating algorithms, and creating viral content that resonates with your audience.

There are 15 different species of ducks in CO and that doesn’t include the other water fowl that can be seen here. Join Alison Kondler of Birding By Ear to learn to ID ducks by sight and sound. We will visit wetland habitats, identifying various duck species by sight and sound, and might be fortunate enough to witness their whimsical pairing-up displays.

All skill levels, from beginners to seasoned birdwatchers, are welcome, and participants must be 14 years of age or older. Early sign-up is encouraged. You will receive detailed information the day before the field trip.

Please bring binoculars, a scope if you have one, warm layers, water, and snacks.

No shows will not be asked back to future events.