Please note that this is an experimental schedule and may mutate on the day under the influence of strong chemical....

Saturday 31st July 2010

10.00 Doors open 10.00 - 12.00 Meet and Greet 10.30 - 12.00 Broken Picture Telephone game 10.00 onwards Dino-Saw-Us collectible sticker game 11.30 - 13.30 Dear God! What Have I Done? Workshop: It’s the End of the World, with Jeremy Day 12.00 Bar opens! 13.00 - 14.00 P.J.

DINO-SAW-US is an awesome sticker collector game that will next be played at Caption Convention 2010!

Jay and Selina of the Caption 2010 committee were interviewed for episode 4 of the North East Geek Feast podcast.

Melinda Gebbie was a fine artist who got in to comics when Lee Mars invited her to contribute to Wimmen’s Comix in the 1970s.

John Miers will be doing a talk about a large-format (70 cm × 99 cm) Babel, exhibited as part of last year's Comica, that uses a wordless pictorial language to interpret the biblical myth.

Al Davison is a comics artist, author, teacher, film-maker and performer. His workshops for Caption explore ways to retrieve dream narratives and express them in the waking world.

2010 sees the return of Jeremy Day’s comics creation workshops.

‘Come along and join me for the comics workshop that will end the world—before the weekend's even begun. …

Sydney Padua has the distinction of having got in to webcomics by accident. Her day job is as an animator and story artist working mostly in visual effects in London.

So, we're very pleased to confirm lots more lovely guests:

Special Guest: Melinda Gebbie

Melinda started out in the American alternative comics scene in the 1970s and is now best known for her collaboration on Lost Girls with Alan Moore.