Digital Arts Conference:
Studio Strategies & Techniques
Saturday, March 1, 2008, 9 am - 4pm
Digital photography and filmmaking, graphic design & web design. Network with professionals and discover how to implement the latest developments into your own creative and technical repertoire!
Jason Hariton, Director of Albuquerque Studios, will give us the inside scoop on this new facility, preeminent in its field, with state-of-the-art infrastructure. His talk will include insights into day-to-day operations. Best of all, Jason will explain the unlimited potential in job growth triggered by this exciting facility and new incentives in the entertainment industry!
Jason’s background includes responsibilities in all aspects of studio operations and coordination for major motion picture, television, commercial and music productions, more recently including Paramount’s “Beowulf,” DreamWorks’ “Blades of Glory,” NBC TV’s “Las Vegas” and “Deal or No Deal,” New Line’s “Rush Hour 3,” and Madonna, Barbra Streisand, and Mariah Carey.
It’s for real, folks! New Mexico has opportunities for creative careers like never before.
Stay tuned for additional updates on the exciting features of the Digital Arts Conference in March, and how it can benefit you as a working creative design professional.
Register online for the Conference here.
Learn more about the Conference here.
Digital Arts Conference:
Studio Strategies & Techniques
Saturday, March 1, 2008, 9 am - 4pm
Use course # 55800 RQA to register by other methods.
Questions?
Contact the Digital Arts Program Supervisor at digitalarts@dce.unm.edu.
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Among the things we look forward to this season is the first crack at the Spring courses at UNM Continuing Education. Get your first look at what’s hot and what’s not for the New Year in our Spring 2008 catalog of courses. This is your chance to register early and plan some great things in your new year!
Maggie Macnab, UNM Continuing Education instructor and one of our workshop presenters for the Digital Arts Conference on March 1, 2008, recently attended the 2007 Icograda World Design Congress in Havana, Cuba.
The other distinctive quality was a setting with no visual pollution from advertisements — no storefronts other than a few bars, restaurants and hotels — no McDonalds, Starbucks, or Gap. Read more in Maggie’s online article about her eight days in Cuba:
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The Digital Arts Program is excited to announce the appearance of Bart Cleveland, partner and Creative Director of award-winning agency McKee Wallwork Cleveland, as our Keynote speaker for this event.
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The Spanish Resource Center is proud to announce the arrival of their new Director, Fernando Martín, who will administrate their educational programs by working with state and local school districts, teachers and the public to promote awareness of Spanish language and Spanish Culture. His background in education will enhance the center’s efforts to place teachers from Spain throughout the state. Mr. Martín will also oversee monthly workshops on Spanish culture and cinema and a second Resource Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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