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Year || Guest || Convention || Notes | Year || Guest || Convention || Notes | ||
| − | 1992 || [[Mike Whitaker]] ||[[Consonance]] || | + | rowspan="2"|1992 || [[Mike Whitaker]] ||[[Consonance]] || |
| − | + | [[Randy Farran]] || [[ConCertino]] || | |
| − | 1993 || [[Steve Macdonald]] || [[ConChord]] || | + | rowspan="2"|1993 || [[Steve Macdonald]] || [[ConChord]] || |
| − | + | [[Zander Nyrond]] || [[OVFF]] || | |
| − | 1994 || [[Kristoph Klover]] || [[Musicon]] || | + | rowspan="3"|1994 || [[Kristoph Klover]] || [[Musicon]] || |
| − | + | [[Heather Rose Jones]] || [[FilKONtario]] || | |
| − | + | [[Urban Tapestry]] || [[ConChord]] || | |
| − | 1995 || [[Mark Osier]] || [[Harmonicon]] || | + | rowspan="3"|1995 || [[Mark Osier]] || [[Harmonicon]] || |
| − | + | [[Jordin Kare]] || [[ConCertino]] || | |
| − | + | [[Cathy Cook Macdonald|Catherine Macdonald]] and Paul Macdonald || [[OVFF]] || | |
| − | 1996 || [[Rennie Levine]] || [[Musicon]] || | + | rowspan="4"|1996 || [[Rennie Levine]] || [[Musicon]] || |
| − | + | [[Timelines]] || [[Consonance]] || | |
| − | + | [[Steve Dixon]] || [[FilKONtario]] || | |
| − | + | [[Nick Smith]] || [[OVFF]] || | |
| − | 1997 || [[Doug Wu]] || [[FilKONtario]] || | + | rowspan="4"|1997 || [[Doug Wu]] || [[FilKONtario]] || |
| − | + | [[Phil Allcock]] || [[ConCerto]] || | |
| − | + | [[Keren Linsley]] and [[Lloyd Landa]] || [[ConChord]] || | |
| − | + | [[Cat Faber]] || [[OVFF]] || | |
| − | 1998 || [[Diana Huey]] || [[Consonance]] || | + | rowspan="5"|1998 || [[Diana Huey]] || [[Consonance]] || |
| − | + | [[Juliane Honisch]] and [[Katy Droege]] || [[FilKONtario]] || | |
| − | + | [[Jane Mailander]] || [[Contata]] || | |
| − | + | [[Steve Simmons]] || [[ConChord]] || | |
| − | + | [[Cecilia Eng]] || [[OVFF]] || | |
| − | 1999 || [[Glenn Simser]] || [[GAFilk]] || | + | rowspan="5"|1999 || [[Glenn Simser]] || [[GAFilk]] || |
| − | + | [[Gary Ehrlich]] || [[Consonance]] || | |
| − | + | [[Harold Groot]] || [[FilKONtario]] || | |
| − | + | [[Alan Thiesen]] || [[ConCertino]] || | |
| − | + | [[Mary Miller]] || [[OVFF]] || | |
2000 || [[Puzzlebox]] || [[GAFilk]] || | 2000 || [[Puzzlebox]] || [[GAFilk]] || | ||
2000 || [[Heather Borean]] || [[Consonance]] || | 2000 || [[Heather Borean]] || [[Consonance]] || | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 21 August 2021
Interfilk is a fan fund which raises money to send members of the filk community to filk conventions in North America. It draws its inspiration from TAFF and DUFF but sends filkers to filk conventions in other regions, rather than the Worldcon or more standard sf conventions. It was founded by Bob Laurent, J. Spencer Love, Gary Anderson and Bill Sutton. The first meeting was held at Chicon 5 in 1991.
The emphasis is on increasing recognition of filkers who are known primarily in their own geographic area, rather than those who are well known throughout the community. Currently, destination conventions are restricted the United States and Canada. Guests can come from anywhere. Past guests have come from every continent except South America and Antarctica.
The Interfilk guest usually gives a concert and participates in other programming. Not all guests are performers; songwriters, sound engineers, organizers, and others may be guests. The purpose is not only to make the guests better known but to let them bring back ideas, songs, and connections with other filkers from the host convention.
The primary method of fundraising is auctions held at the conventions hosting Interfilk guests. Convention members and friends donate items and occasionally services to sell. Some are sold at table auction; the ones that draw the most interest are sold at voice auction. There is a tradition of "Interfilk wenches" mingling with the audience to blatantly encourage competitive bidding. The wenches, in spite of the term, are not necessarily female.
| Fanfund | 1992— |
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