Following this morning's Breakfast Forum,

In Archive by Fredy Ore

Following this morning’s Breakfast Forum, here is an excellent article by Martin Lindstrom on website ‘Differentiation: It’s in the Detail’. A look at the re-invention of the web, navigation, working models, usability and knowing your user. Martin brings up some interesting points and shares his views on the consequence of our learning about the Internet – what works and what doesn’t. ::: http://australia.internet.com/r/article/jsp/sid/11131

There is a competition coming

In Archive by Fredy Ore

There is a competition coming up targeted at unrecognised underground animation, comic art, motion graphics and music art designs & designers. It is called UNDERGROUND ANIMATED. The Theme is ‘Underground’ and the deadline is October 31 ::: www.curiousbrain.com

ResFest, the Digital Film Festival

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ResFest, the Digital Film Festival starts tonight in NY, USA. ::: www.resfest.com Here are some other digital video events coming up around the world, [1] EXPLORING DIGITAL CINEMA WITH MIKE FIGGIS, October 13-14 Soho Theatre, London ::: www.raindance.co.uk/courses/Figgis.html, [2] IFP/WEST DIGITAL SERIES: EDITING, October 15 LA ::: www.ifp.org, [3] OTTAWA INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ANIMATION FESTIVAL October 18-21, Canada ::: www.awn.com/ottawa/safo01

FTO presents How long is a piece of String

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The NSW Film & Television Office (FTO) is holding a seminar titled, ‘How long is a piece of String’ on October 17 to help local filmmakers understand how to best use digital visual effects.
Representatives from Sydney’s leading digital FX companies will guide producers and directors in the creative use of effects to raise production values for their projects and to access the best technology by the most affordable means. Some of the participating companies include Ambience, Animal Logic, Atlab, GMD and Kotij and practical special effects specialist Reese Robinson. These effects specialists, whose credits range from big budget productions such as Matrix and Mission Impossible 2 to high quality lower budgeted local productions have a commitment to producing special effects for local filmmakers.
For more info visit the website ::: www.fto.nsw.gov.au/News/N010921.HTM
Update: (2003) Here is another link to the event.