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Princeton Media Communications Association JANUARY 2002 MEETING"FLASH - Digital Animation Date: Thursday, January 24,
2002 Additional Information -- Directions to the Meeting Admission: Free for Princeton Chapter members Innovation often results from the alchemy between technology, commerce and creativity. So it is with the Web, which has rapidly become the platform for a unique, interactive form of communication, combining cutting-edge animation and graphic design with high-quality sound-effects and music. On Thursday, January 24, some of the region’s most innovative pioneers in this exciting new medium will showcase their work and discuss the state of their art. Keith Rondinelli, Keith Rondinelli Animation Studio, New York City Keith sees Flash as the 21st century's folk art; a chance to think differently and truly explore the web as a fun, informative, interactive space. Drawing on traditional cell animation, broadcast motion graphics, illustration and sound design, Keith Rondinelli Animation Studio has embroidered the Web with award winning commercial and experimental work. Clients include Volvo, Coca-Cola, Agency.com, MTVinteractive and the Simpsons. (Yes, those Simpsons) Alex Vandervere, Principal, eCity Interactive, Philadelphia eCity was founded in 1999 by a diverse and experienced group of industry professionals with backgrounds rooted in advertising, publishing and e-Business consulting. Today, eCity Interactive is a full-service multimedia and website development company specializing in Internet, Intranet, CD-ROM, DVD and Interactive Kiosk. David Lu, Designer, Gravity Shift in Princeton With BA's in Computer Science, Psychology and Economics, David employs his passion for interactive design by creating advanced reusable data visualization components and custom dynamic content engines with Flash 5 and XML. Translation: he creates graphics and animations that are built automatically, based on the content of web pages. If the content changes, the animations automatically update to include the new information. Princeton Media Communication Association is an organization that promotes the media arts and industry in New Jersey. We do this through an ongoing series of information and social events that highlight developments in our industry, from the technical to the esoteric. Whether you are a media professional, student or kindred spirit, PMCA offers a variety of real and practical benefits. Find out more by visiting our website: www.movingimage.org. Or contact PMCA president Dennis Nobile at 609.716.1737 / nthdmedia@aol.com Directions to Sarnoff Corporation: Sarnoff Corp. is on Routes 1 and 571, From Route 1, take Route 571 towards Hightstown |
