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TEA Seeking Participants for SATE 2012 Paris

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Burbank, CA, USA — The SATE 2012 Organizing Committee has issued a call for individuals wishing to participate in a variety of capacities. SATE 2012 will be held Sept. 19-21, 2012 at the Newport Bay Hotel, Disneyland Paris. SATE (Storytelling – Architecture – Technology – Experience) emphasizes critical issues relating to the creation of successful and engaging visitor and guest experiences.
 

Yves Pépin, SATE 2012 Co-Chair

SATE 2012 Conference Theme:
Cultural Diversity in Creating Successful Guest Experiences: An Obstacle or an Opportunity?
 
Our industry operates within highly diverse cultural environments, from initial project concept right through the day to day operations. Whether dealing with museum exhibits, heritage venues, theme parks, live events, visitor centres, or corporate brandlands, the clients, the creative team and, most important, the guests and visitors are often highly diverse in culture and background. Led by industry visionaries Yves Pépin and Joe Rohde, SATE 2012 will explore and illuminate key issues related to working in the diverse global market, its clients and its customers.
 

Joe Rohde, SATE 2012 Co-chair

In addition to opening and closing sessions, three topics will be explored with two sessions each:

1. Working within a multicultural environment/with a multicultural team: Successfully blending the diverse talents and perspectives of clients and creative teams for the best possible guest outcomes; finding ways to better understand and communicate with each other.
 
2. Interpretation/cultural representation challenges and responsibilities: Overcoming our inherent views and approaches when working with different cultures; setting aside built-in biases to better satisfy the client’s and visitor’s objectives and needs.
 
3. New cultural territories within the global market: Identifying new and different geographic, topical, industrial, and cultural opportunities; applying your skills and talents to help new markets tell their stories.
 
You can have a role in creating SATE 2012.
 
If interested in:
-Proposing a session topic/subject;
-Suggesting outstanding speakers on such topics;
Please email Gene Jeffers, [email protected] no later than March 7, 2012 with a short overview of your interest.
 
Also, if you are interested in:
-Helping to Promote and Market in your country or through your network;
-Providing Logistics Assistance for SATE 2012
Your volunteer participation is most welcome.
 
Questions: email [email protected] for details and further information.

Click here to see the complete text of the Call for Participation with submission details.

David Aion Joins Weber Group as Business Development Director

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Louisville, KY, USA — Weber Group, Inc. announces the addition of David Aion to its management team. The Metro‐Louisville‐based firm is a design, construction and specialty fabrication company with broad expertise in custom themed environments. Weber offers immersive environments and commercial construction to the world of family attractions and destinations, hotels and resorts, zoos, aquariums, museums, and multi‐family, senior, and student housing. Aion will lead the company’s business development efforts in the themed entertainment industry.
 
“The addition of a Business Development Director to Weber Group’s core marketing team strengthens our ability to serve our clients throughout the country more fully,” says Weber Group’s Vice President, Donny Weber.  “For more than 25 years, David has worked in specialty fabrication and understands the needs and issues that are important to those we serve. His experience as a fabricator is invaluable in creating meaningful solutions and providing great customer communication. David’s service as past president to the Western Division of the Themed Entertainment Association and now a member of the International Board of Directors means he is well connected to our core customer base of national platform entertainment companies. We are excited to welcome David to the Weber family.”

David Aion comes to Weber Group, Inc. most recently as President of The Attraction Services Company and Principal of the Aion Company. According to Matthew Solari, Themed Entertainment Association Western Division Board Member, “David is well known as a great listener, strong communicator, and all around creative person. He is passionate about the entertainment industry and about providing over the top customer service.”

ABOUT THE WEBER GROUP, INC.
Since 1983 The Weber Group, Inc. has been a unique partner for companies large and small in a variety of industries including entertainment venues, corporate environments, retail, museum, zoo, and multifamily housing. The firm’s extreme creativity and understanding of brand crosses multiple disciplines and includes design, construction, and specialty fabrication. Past and current clients include Mercedes, Great Wolf Lodge Resorts, Nickelodeon, KSL Resorts, Sodexo, Bank of America, CB Richard Ellis and many private development firms. The company consists of more than 50 architects, project managers, master artists, craftspeople and field superintendents who perform work nationally and internationally.  www.webergroupinc.com

Acquavillage Water Park in Italy Awarded Top Water Park by Parksmania

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Istanbul, Turkey — Acquavillage Water Park in Cecina, Italy has been named Italy’s Best Water Park in 2011 by Parksmania.

Acquavillage Water Park added two family rides in 2011, contributing to the award. The new slide complex “INTRIGO” (Italian for intrigue) contains both a Family Rafting Waterslide and a Rafting Waterslide with a conveyor in-between. Acquavillage contracted Piscine Castiglione (Italy), the leading European Swimming Pool Company for the new additions while Polin (Turkey) supplied the waterslides. The waterslides in the park are produced by closed molded technology offering a superior finish on both sides with Polin’s patented Natural Light Effects technology applied to one slide.

The Parksmania Award ceremony is considered the most important ceremony of the Italian amusement sector. 2011 marked the tenth edition of the award ceremony, held on 10th of December 2011 at Gardaland. The owner of Acquavillage Water Park, Marcello Padroni, received the prize.

“AcquaVillage was particularly attentive to guests’ needs and market trends,” stated Parksmania’s judges. “They made a huge investment in the Cecina park through the realization of a double attraction, offering fun and entertainment both to families and adrenaline-lovers.”

Matteo Ferrarini, from Piscine Castiglione added, “The brand new FAMILY SLIDE “INTRIGO” has almost doubled the number of visitors in the season. The attraction is innovative (only a few other Italian parks have a family slide: Ondaland in Novara, Magic World in Neaples, and Aquafan in Riccione). Particular attention was given to the theming: the fiberglass has a natural brown and ivory finish, the tower has a wood roof and the splash pool is surrounded by palms and a nice theming. All these details give the park a fantastic ‘Caribbean’ atmosphere.”

Both rafting slides at Acquavillage start from a tower of 13 meters (42 feet). The Family Rafting Slide is 135 meters (443 feet) and the the Rafting Slide is 124 meters (407 feet). Both are produced by a closed molded production technology called Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) that leaves a superior shiny finish on both sides. Polin applied their unique Natural Light Effects within the enclosed parts of the Family Rafting slide. Family Rafting Slide features open and enclosed sections for 4-person rafts–offering fun for families to share. Rafting Slide is an opentube slide with an exciting ride experience. Riders can use it with single or double tubes. It is steeper, faster and offers a thrilling ride.

ABOUT PARKSMANIA
Parskmania is a non-profit organization established in 1999 with the aim of serving the amusement sector. Please visit www.parksmania.it for more information.

Birmingham Museum of Art Joins Growing List of Institutions Embracing iPad Technology

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Birmingham, AL, USA (February 29, 2012) /PRWEB/ — The Birmingham Museum of Art announces the launch of its first app,‘The Look of Love’ optimized for the Apple iPad and designed to enhance visitors’ exhibition experience. Now available for download worldwide through the Apple App Store, visitors will also find this app installed on each of the 20 complimentary iPads available for checkout at the entrance of the Museum’s exhibition, The Look of Love: Eye Miniatures from the Skier Collection.

The app was created to supplement The Look of Love: Eye Miniatures from the Skier Collection, an exhibition curated by Graham C. Boettcher, PhD, the William Cary Hulsey Curator of American Art at the Museum, and the first major exhibition of lover’s eye jewelry, on display at the Museum from February 7 – June 10, 2012.

Lover’s eyes are hand-painted miniatures of single human eyes set in jewelry and given as tokens of affection or of mourning, created in England during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Each object is quite small – many less than an inch wide – and is mounted in a case under Plexiglas. The iPad app allows visitors to see these tiny, intricate objects in great detail at up to twenty times their actual size. The iPad feature also gives visitors the otherwise rare opportunity to study the backs of the objects, many of which are adorned with human hair work, enamel decoration, or personal inscriptions commemorating a love or loss.

According to Sean Pathasema, the Museum’s Photographer and Project Manager for New and Emerging Technologies, “When our staff saw how small the objects were, and the incredible details on their backs, we knew we wanted to share that experience with visitors. This exhibition presented a perfect opportunity for us to introduce this new technology.”

Gail Andrews, the R. Hugh Daniel Director, commented, “We are so thrilled to present this new tool. This app allows visitors to engage with these beautifully wrought objects in an entirely different way. Visitors can really see the delicacy and skill of the craftsmanship and the beauty of the painting in these very small objects. We are constantly seeking ways to employ new technology that truly furthers our institutional goals of closer looking and deeper engagement with works of art. This project accomplishes that goal.”

The Look of Love exhibition and app showcase the collection of Dr. David and Mrs. Nan Skier of Birmingham. With only 1,000 lover’s eye miniatures thought to exist worldwide, the Skier Collection is considered to be the largest of its kind, containing over 100 pieces, including rings, brooches, pendants, bracelets, and small boxes.

“We are so grateful to Dr. and Mrs. Skier, who helped inspire this interpretative app and funded its development and implementation,” says Andrews. “And I am continually impressed by the ingenuity and skill of our staff who create these new technologies for the Museum. I want to particularly thank Sean Pathasema for his work and creativity.”

The app was developed in house by Pathasema, James Williams, Museum Graphic Designer, and Tatum Preston, Museum Librarian and Content Manager for New and Emerging Technologies. Software consultant Paul Baker of PBICS LLC (Portland, OR) provided assistance for the project.

ABOUT THE BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM OF ART
About the Birmingham Museum of Art: Founded in 1951, the Birmingham Museum of Art has one of the finest collections in the Southeast. More than 24,000 objects displayed and housed within the Museum represent a rich panorama of cultures, including Asian, European, American, African, Pre-Columbian, and Native American. Highlights include the Museum’s collection of Asian art, Vietnamese ceramics, the Kress collection of Renaissance and Baroque paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts from the late 13th century to the 1750s, and the Museum’s world-renowned collection of Wedgwood, the largest outside of England. www.artsbma.org/

West Monroe Partners Develops Plan For Woodland Park Zoo to Capture 18-25 Market

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Seattle, WA, USA /BUSINESS WIRE/ — West Monroe Partners, a North American business and technology consulting firm, announced that it has completed a pro-bono project for the award-winning Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. Through this work, West Monroe Partners has helped the zoo develop a strategy for increasing its connections with and engaging the 18-25 year-old market—a segment that is vital to the zoo because of its high level of interest and participation in conservation activities. 

“Woodland Park Zoo’s desire to strengthen its interaction with the 18-25 market presented a unique opportunity to contribute our expertise in customer engagement and strategy in a way that also supports our corporate citizenship goals,” said Kyle Hutchins, West Monroe Partners’ director of the Customer Experience practice. “As an organization, we share Woodland Park Zoo’s commitment to sustainability and the environment and are pleased to be able to contribute time toward helping the zoo advance its accomplishments in this area.”

West Monroe Partners’ work included conducting cross-departmental workshops that applied principles of effective customer engagement—enabling zoo personnel to discuss and understand the 18-25 audience and define what it means to engage and interact effectively with this demographic. During these sessions, the zoo identified and planned multiple opportunities to “intercept” the Generation Y audience, as well as activities for connecting with this group in more focused conservation-related events and activities. West Monroe Partners also enhanced elements of Woodland Park Zoo’s technology platform to facilitate the zoo’s use of the Internet, social media, and other channels critical to reaching the 18-25 market.

“West Monroe Partners not only helped Woodland Park Zoo develop a strategy that complements our mission as an organization; it guided us through a very valuable collaborative process to develop that strategy which involved the participation and support of all key departments,” said Jamie Creola, the zoo’s vice president of education. “We now have the capabilities in place to pursue our goals for the 18-25 market through a variety of channels and activities.”

ABOUT WEST MONROE PARTNERS

West Monroe Partners is an international, full-service business and technology consulting firm focused on guiding organizations through projects that fundamentally transform their business. With the experience to create the most ambitious visions as well as the skills to implement the smallest details of our client’s most critical projects, West Monroe Partners is a proven provider of growth and efficiency to large enterprises, as well as more nimble middle-market organizations. Our more than 300 consulting professionals drive better business results by harnessing our collective experience across a range of industries, serving clients out of offices across the US and Canada. For more information, visit our website www.westmonroepartners.com. 
ABOUT WOODLAND PARK ZOO
Woodland Park Zoo. Accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums, award-winning Woodland Park Zoo is helping to save animals and their habitats in Washington state and in 50 countries around the world. By inspiring people to care and act, Woodland Park Zoo is making a difference in our planet’s future. For more information, visit www.zoo.org.

Chance Rides Supplies Trains to Toledo Zoo

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Wichita, KS, USA — The Toledo Zoo’s Safari Railroad will feature three “new” C.P. Huntington Locomotives when it resumes regular operation this spring. The Toledo Zoo recently purchased one new locomotive and refurbished two 2003 model locomotives that they already owned.
 
“The team at Chance Rides helped in developing an affordable plan and following through with three beautiful Locomotives,” Harry Prentice, Assistant Director of Facilities Maintenance for the Toledo Zoo.
 
The refurbishment process for the locomotives took place over a period of six months and involved a complete disassembly and rebuild to bring the locomotives to Chance’s current production standards. Each refurbished train received a new engine, transmission, axles and rebuilt gearboxes. The entire body was sandblasted and repainted while the brass trim wasstripped, polished and clear powder coated. All brake hardware was repainted and zinc plated.
 
“After the refurbishment you couldn’t tell the difference between the old trains and the new one,” said Terry Giddeon, customer service for Chance Rides.
 
The Toledo Zoo is more than just a great value. With a world of animals, from mammoth elephants to tiny  toads, it’s a trip around the world – from the Arctic to Africa – all in one great day. To learn more about the Toledo Zoo visit toledozoo.org.
 
Chance Rides, Inc. is a family owned business located in Wichita, Kan. For more information about Chance Rides products, visit chancerides.com.

Newest Jack Rouse Designed Museum Opens in Naples, FL

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Photos courtesy of Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples.


Naples, FL, USA (February 29, 2012) — Southwest Florida is now home to a new family destination, as Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples (C’MON) opened its doors to the public yesterday. Conceived in 2002 by Allyson Loos to address the need for more inclusive family experiences in Collier County, the mission of C’MON is “to provide an exciting, inspiring environment where children and their families play, learn and dream together.”

Fishing Pier “At the Beach”


 Jack Rouse Associates, along with educational consultant Mary Sinker, provided overall planning, design development and fabrication and installation project management for C’MON’s 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibit space. Through the museum’s 12 galleries, children and families learn about such topics as regional history, agricultural, geography and weather, all while enjoying an environment of engaging and cooperative play. JRA and Sinker based the design on three interrelated principles: an appreciation of children’s play behavior, knowledge of how an environment can influence play and learning, and an understanding of children’s developmental milestones.

A Trolley in “The Street”


 Specific exhibit areas include:

  • An outdoor edge maze and amphitheater
  • Journey Through the Everglades
  • Banyan Tree
  • At the Beach
  • World Café
  • Produce Market and Farm
  • The Street
  • Mother Nature’s House
  • ABC Lot (Toddler Area)
  • Curious Kids (Pre-Teen Area)
  • Pet Vet
  • Green Construction
  • Art Gallery and Studio

According to the museum’s website, exhibits were created to meet Florida’s Sunshine State curriculum standards, and all are accessible for individuals with developmental, hearing, physical, social/emotional and visual challenges.

A delivery truck connects the “Farm” to the “Produce Market.”


 The museum offered a special opening weekend to its 2,000 members, and a feature from the Naples Daily News lauded it as a “hit” and included some pint-sized “thumbs ups” from its early reviewers. When interviewed for the article, Heather Patton, director of external affairs, said that kids were “crying as they were leaving” and that the museum “had kids here comparing it to Disney World.”

For more information on the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples, please visit www.cmon.org

ABOUT JACK ROUSE ASSOCIATES

Jack Rouse Associates plans, designs and realizes exceptional visitor experiences for entertainment, cultural, sport and corporate clients around the world.  www.jackrouse.com

IAAPA Welcomes Three New Members to Management Team

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Alexandria, VA, USA — The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) welcomes three staff members to its headquarters and Hong Kong offices: Stephanie Robert, Brian Skepton, and Jessica Yan.

Stephanie Robert will begin in February as vice president, membership and marketing services. In this role, Robert is responsible for the oversight of all membership and marketing services provided by IAAPA including: new member sales, membership renewal, overall member customer service, and trade show, product, service and event marketing.

Prior to joining IAAPA in 2012, Robert served as the director of marketing and communications for the Association for Convenience and Fuel Retailing, (NACS), a trade association serving the convenience retail industry. She has an M.B.A. from the Smeal College of Business at The Pennsylvania State University and a B.A. in international politics also from The Pennsylvania State University.

Robert will work in Alexandria, Va., and serve as the liaison to both the FEC Committee (Family Entertainment Center) and Membership Committee.

Brian Skepton joined the association in November 2011, as advertising and sponsorship sales executive for Funworld magazine, IAAPA’s digital and online products, and publications related to the associations Expos around the world.

A graduate of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, his career has included positions with ABC National News Programming, Adweek, Springer Science + Business Media, and The American Psychiatric Association. Skepton works in Alexandria, Va.

Jessica Yan started in November 2011, as exhibit and membership sales executive for IAAPA Asia Pacific’s office. In her role, Yan promotes and sells exhibit space to the Asia-Pacific market for IAAPA’s three trade shows: Asian Attractions Expo, Euro Attractions Expo, and IAAPA Attractions Expo. She also recruits new members and supports the needs of current IAAPA members in the region.

Prior to joining IAAPA, Yan worked at Ocean Park in Hong Kong as an assistant operations manager for food and beverage. She oversaw the operation of 4 restaurants, banquets, special events, press events, and private functions. She has an M.B.A. from Stratford University and is fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin. Yan works in Hong Kong.

ABOUT IAAPA
Founded in 1918, IAAPA is the largest international trade association for permanently situated amusement facilities and attractions, and is dedicated to the preservation and prosperity of the attractions industry. The association’s global headquarters is in Alexandria, Virginia, United States, and it maintains regional offices in Brussels, Mexico City, and Hong Kong. www.IAAPA.org 

Te Papa Tongarewa Exhibit on Whales to End International Tour in Ottawa

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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (February 29, 2012) /Marketwire/ — On March 2, 2012, the Canadian Museum of Nature (CMN) opens Whales Tohora: The Exhibition, an internationally touring exhibition from the New Zealand Museum Te Papa Tongarewa. Interactive and immersive, Whales Tohora brings adults and children eye to eye with some of the world’s most elusive creatures.

Rich with real skeletons, life-sized recreations, specimens, artifacts and multimedia, this exhibition inspires awe and respect for whales through a unique blend of science, storytelling and cultural links. It will be on view at the Canadian Museum of Nature for six months until September 3, 2012, and arrives in Canada following a successful run at the Field Museum in Chicago.

“As a national research and educational institution, the Canadian Museum of Nature is delighted to offer this rare opportunity to gain new insights about whales through the collections of a leading international museum,” said Meg Beckel, CEO and President of the Canadian Museum of Nature. “We will continue to give Canadians the opportunity to connect with and be inspired by the natural world by presenting respected exhibitions and programmes such as Whales Tohora.”

Featuring a massive 17.8 metre fully articulated sperm whale skeleton, Whales Tohora showcases unique specimens from Te Papa’s marine mammal collection, one of the largest in the world. Visitors will see life-size and scale models of whales common to the South Pacific, and come to understand the two main groups of whales, toothed and baleen. Whalebone treasures such as weapons and adornments produced by the indigenous peoples of New Zealand reflect the exhibition’s cultural expression of the relationship between the Maori and whales.

“Whales Tohora proved hugely popular with both adults and children when we launched it in New Zealand back in 2007, so we are pleased to provide international audiences with the opportunity to benefit from our collections to learn more about whales,’ said Dr. Seddon Bennington, Te Papa’s Chief Executive.

The exhibition’s Whale Lab is full of interactive science. Children can crawl through a life-size replica of the largest living creature’s heart – the blue whale. The evolutionary journey of whales from land to the sea is shown by casts of fossil whale ancestors. Visitors can tune in to a range of whale sounds and discover how scientists and amateur trackers identify individual whales on their migration through the Pacific Ocean. The Whale Lab also features ‘Search & Destroy’, an experience that takes visitors to the ocean depths on a hunt for a giant squid, recreated from authentic data and sounds collected from a real sperm whale.

The intricacies of whale biology and the history of whaling in New Zealand are examined through the voices of scientists, conservationists, former whalers, and the Maori. The exhibition also examines threats facing whales, such as fishing nets, foreign debris, predators and boats, explains why whales strand themselves, and what can be done about it.

For centuries, the people of the South Pacific have interacted with whales. Whales Tohora brings their stories alive through videos and a moving film experience, alongside a model whale head from the 2002 movie Whale Rider. The film tells the stories of three whale-riding traditions in New Zealand, including the famous story of Paikea. The story of the chief Tinirau and his pet whale, Tutunui, is a tale of love and revenge recognized throughout the South Pacific and brought to life in a stunning stand-alone animated movie.

“We are delighted to partner with the Canadian Museum of Nature to support this unique show,” said Wade Luzny, CEO-Executive Vice President of the Canadian Wildlife Federation, which is actively involved in the conservation of Canada’s marine environment and the diverse life that depends on it as part of its ongoing Marine Program. “As Canada is surrounded by three oceans and stewards 243,000 km of coastline, we hope that this breathtaking exhibition provides a forum to inspire conservation through education.”

To engage visitors, the CMN will be supplementing the exhibition with educational programmes about oceans and marine themes throughout March Break and the summer tourist season. Other activities for adults include Café Scientifique evenings on the last Friday of every month, and a special whale trivia night on Oceans Day, June 7, 2012.
 
Visit the web site, nature.ca/whales for details. 

 

ABOUT THE CANADIAN MUSEUM OF NATURE
The Canadian Museum of Nature is Canada’s national museum of natural history and natural sciences. It promotes awareness of Canada’s natural heritage through signature and travelling exhibitions, public education programmes, on-going scientific research, a dynamic web site and the maintenance of a 10.5 million-specimen collection. A founding member of the Alliance of Natural History Museums of Canada, the museum is working with partners to expand its national service and to develop national programmes about the natural environment. www.nature.ca

SIGGRAPH 2012 Seeks Entries For Interactive Real-Time Computer Animation Festival

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Chicago, IL, USA /BUSINESS WIRE/ — SIGGRAPH 2012 seeks cutting-edge Real-Time Live! content to be presented as part of this year’s prestigious Computer Animation Festival. Examples of accepted real-time simulations and graphics submissions include:

  • Computer Games, Graphics & Demos
  • Interactive Animation, Simulations & Rendering Techniques
  • Military, Industrial or Scientific Visualizations
  • Research Projects
  • Real-Time Art Explorations
  • Interactive Data Visualization & Information Graphics

All content that is interactively controlled and rendered in real-time will be considered. Submissions must be able to be demonstrated in front of a live audience.

“Since its debut in 2009, Real-Time Live! has featured some of the most innovative work presented as part of SIGGRAPH’s Computer Animation Festival,” said Jason Smith, SIGGRAPH 2012 Real-Time Live! Chair and Digital Production Supervisor at LucasArts. “Each year the quality and diversity in real-time submissions showcases the best work occurring in the industry. This year’s program will continue this trend of dynamic innovation.”

According to Smith, since debuting at SIGGRAPH in 2009, the quality of submissions continues to be more competitive and impressive each year. This program provides SIGGRAPH attendees access to the industry’s pioneering work in the Computer Animation Festival. “As a community we embrace the diversity and origins of real-time innovation; these breakthroughs enable many industries to re-imagine their production pipelines, development techniques and commercial opportunities on a regular basis.”

The Real-Time Live! submission deadline is 9 April 2012. All real-time work will be reviewed by a professional jury of industry experts from traditional computer graphics, video games, and research organizations. Entries will be judged on creativity, innovation, performance, and most importantly, the ability to render in real time in front of a live audience as part of the Computer Animation Festival. The top selections will be played and demonstrated live on a PC or game console.

View detailed information on how to submit Real-Time Live! content.  

ABOUT SIGGRAPH 2012
SIGGRAPH 2012 will bring thousands of computer graphics and interactive technology professionals from six continents to Los Angeles, California for the industry’s most respected technical and creative programs focusing on research, science, art, animation, music, gaming, interactivity, education, and the web from Sunday, 5 August through Thursday, 9 August 2012 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. SIGGRAPH 2012 includes a three-day exhibition of products and services from the computer graphics and interactive marketplace from 7-9 August 2012. More details are available at http://s2012.siggraph.org/

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