FITC has posted a highlight reel of the San Fran event.

Although the overall event felt smaller than Toronto, I think the large venue at the University had a lot to do with it. Lots of space.

Still, the content and experience of FITC in San Francisco were fantastic.

FITC San Francisco 2010 from FITC on Vimeo.

FITC gathered over 70 internationally renowned presenters from around the globe for this epic three day Flash, Design & Technology event.

With 4 tracks of presentations, including 10 Adobe ‘Under the Hood’ sessions and a 4th day of optional workshops, this event left you inspired, energized, and awed.

In a couple of weeks I’m headed up to Toronto for the 2nd incarnation of FITC Mobile. There’s also FITC Unconference (Oct) in LA, and FITC Edmonton (Nov) to round out 2010.

If you’ve never attended an FITC, I highly recommend getting to one. It is one of the best interactive and media conferences around. I put it in my top 5 … and I do attend a lot of conferences.

Just an FYI, but I’ll be speaking about Flash on Devices (“Evolution of Flash on Devices“) at FITC 2010 in San Francisco in August.

I’ll also be giving a workshop for those looking to gain some experience with mobile development under the Android platform (we’ll cover a bit of native, but mostly in-browser/out-of-browser Flash on Android).

If you’re hesitating to register, do not do so. FITC is in the top 5 conferences worldwide to attend for Flash and interactive technologies (I’m not going to list them out because I would get emails by all the other organizers. ).

I can guarantee it will sell out in July (look at the speaker line up), don’t delay.

See you there (maybe).