How to submit a talk to GPC?
This conference can’t take place without you, the people presenting interesting content. At GPC, you can talk to a wide audience ranging from students to industry veterans to present your work in the real of graphics programming. Here’s how to get on stage:
Content
We’re looking for graphics related content – new rendering techniques, things that work in practice, and adjacent topics. This can be from content authoring tools, driver or platform holders, game developers or movie industry. See our 2024 archive for ideas. For vendor specific talks (i.e. ones which only apply to a single platform for example), we kindly ask you to look at sponsored sessions.
It’s ok to talk about products that are already shipping – we don’t require the talk to cover novel ideas only, but we discourage re-submitting already given talks elsewhere unless there are substantial updates to the content. We’re not an academic conference with strong peer-review and proceedings – if you have novel ideas that haven’t been tried out in practice, we strongly encourage you to submit to a more research related conference. If you are an academic and have ideas that are immediately applicable to games or other applications, GPC can be a great way to spread your ideas to practitioners in the field.
Submission process
We kindly ask you to send any submission to submissions@graphicsprogrammingconference.com as soon as you’re ready. For now, we’re still in early stages, but we already accept presentation abstracts which must contain the talk title and roughly one paragraph describing the content.
As we get closer to the conference, the process will be:
- Notification of acceptance: From this point on, please work on a content complete submission.
- Content submission: A substantially complete presentation we can use to announce the talk.
- Camera-ready version: Shortly before the conference, a camera ready version we can show if everything else fails.
- Presented version: If you want the slides to be uploaded.
Submission info
Our presentation slots are 30 or 60 minutes long, allowing for a 25 or 55 minute presentation. We can show LibreOffice Impress and Microsoft PowerPoint presentations by default, if you have special needs (full-video, audio, other formats), please let us know ahead of time.
There will be two tracks. We will assign each presentation to the “general audience” or “advanced” track.
Presentations will be recorded (if you need an exception, let us know!) and made public on our Youtube channel free of charge after the conference. Presentation slides can be optionally also uploaded to the website.
What do I get for presenting?
Every accepted speaker will get a conference ticket, as well an fixed-sum reimbursement for travel & accommodation (we expect this to cover the majority, if not all accommodation cost, and basic travel requirements.)