Interactive events in April, 2010
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Calling all Animators: Support to Attend Annecy
Deadline: 21 April 2010
If you're involved in animation then you'll want to be heading out to the Annecy International Animated Film Festival this June.As an Accredited Trade Organisations (ATO) South West Screen will be leading a UK delegation on behalf of UKTI supported through their Tradeshow Access Programme (TAP) and the good news is that they can help.
They can offer your company:- A ''Mifa + Conference + Festival'' accreditation worth 465€
- Exhibition space on the 40m sq UK Animation stand in Mifa
- A listing in the Mifa digital video library and in Le guide Mifa
- Access to a pre-market briefing/workshop
- A place at the UK networking event held during the Festival
- Association with the ‘official UK delegation' logo on all promotional material
- Extensive marketing & PR pre- and post- Summit
- A UKTI TAP grant of £1,000 towards the cost of participating.
Annecy International Animated Film Festival (7 - 12 June) is the industry's leading competitive film festival, a must-do event for animation companies internationally. As if that wasn't enough, the Annecy Animated Film Market, Mifa, (9 - 11 June) is also the perfect place for co-producing, buying, selling, and financing animation content across all platforms.
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TechMeetup Glasgow
TechMeetup Glasgow
Date: Wednesday, 28th of April 2010.
Time: 7pm - 10pm (beer and pizza provided on arrival)
Location: Ground floor of the Saltire Building. Glasgow Caledonian University
Click here for directions
Interactive Scotland are delighted to be the new sponsor of TechMeetup Glasgow. We've been busily beavering away at signing up whole swathe of speakers for the next couple of months.
For this month we've got two great speakers lined up:
Alistair Gunn, from Interactive Scotland, will be explaining the background to the recently launched programme of developing digital media companies in Scotland, be they in gaming, smart phones, broadcast media or "all-of-the-above". This is your opportunity to sound Alistair out about the best way of taking an idea that you've been fostering to the next stage.Craig Ramsay, from Rapid Quality Systems in Dundee will be talking about Code Rocket is a new plug-in for Visual Studio and Eclipse for designing, visualizing, and documenting code. Code Rocket generates fully editable flowchart and pseudocode designs of your code on the fly inside the IDE, fully synchronized with the code. The talk will provide an overview of what Code Rocket is and a demonstration of Code Rocket in action
So if you like the sound of it, come along. If you've never attended a TechMeetup, no worries, you're totally welcome. It doesn't cost anything and you don't need to sign up. Just bring yourself and your inquisitive mind - you'll find kindred souls talking tech in between bites of pizza and swigs of beer.
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Guest Lecture - Chris Crawford
The Glasgow Caledonian University eMotion Lab. are delighted to invite you to an open lecture by Chris Crawford legendary designer of videogames since the original Atari VCS.
eMotion Lab http://www.emotionlab.co.uk/
The founder of the Game Developers Conference (GDC), which now attracts over 10,000 attendees each year, Chris has also authored 3 bestselling books on game design and the design of interactive narrative.
On Thursday 29th April between 1pm-2pm Chris will deliver a lecture on ‘The Phylogeny of Play' at their Glasgow city centre campus.
This is an open lecture and likely very busy as his opinion and presence is of great interest to games designers and associated organisations from around Scotland.
If you would like to join us please drop Linda an email to confirm attendance.