Happy Holidays to all! Photon wishes you all a prosperous 2007!
Position: Digital Artist - Matte Painter, Gold Coast starting Jan 8 for 5 weeks.
Photon VFX is an independent Australian VFX company specialising in visual effects and animation for feature film and television production. Photon is currently seeking experienced Matte Painters to join our team for a short contract. Longer contracts can be discussed.
What we are looking for
• Working closely with the project director, compositors and other matte painters you will be able to create foreground mid-ground and background matte paintings of a near photo realistic quality.
• Expert knowledge of Photoshop.
• Ability to utilise of a wide variety of media sources in order to create style frames and digital comps.
• Some experience with 3d (maya) modelling is desirable but not necessary.
• Traditional painting experience preferable. We love seeing traditional work.
All candidates for Photon must have excellent communication skills and must be able to work collaboratively on deadline driven projects.
Application Process
Please email your CV and examples of your paintings to Marcus Wells:
hr@photonvfx.com
or via post to:
Photon VFX
HR Department
PO BOX 81
Oxenford, Qld 4210
Australia
*Please note that DVD’s and CD’s are preferable however we can accept VHS. Your details may be kept on a Photon VFX Personnel database for future reference. Please do not send original work as it cannot be returned.
For more information on Photon VFX please visit www.photonvfx.com
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Friday, December 22, 2006
Job: 3D Programmers
“MOR(F) Dynamics is a leading edge Australian start-up developing next-generation technologies in the area of Computational Linguistics, Artificial Intelligence and 3D Game Engine Development.
We are currently hiring and are looking for a 3D Modeler and Programmer proficient in the following tools and languages:
3D Studio Max
MAxscript
C/C++/C#
Java/OO
Please apply immediately by sending an application letter and resume to morf@morfdynamics.com. For details please visit www.morfdynamics.com”
Best
Robert Fong
Director
MOR(F) Dynamics Pty Ltd
Suite 25, Level 2 World Square
650 George Street
Sydney NSW 2000
AUSTRALIA
t: +612 9267 6999
f: +612 9267 9822
m: +61 431 061 912
www.morfdynamics.com
We are currently hiring and are looking for a 3D Modeler and Programmer proficient in the following tools and languages:
3D Studio Max
MAxscript
C/C++/C#
Java/OO
Please apply immediately by sending an application letter and resume to morf@morfdynamics.com. For details please visit www.morfdynamics.com”
Best
Robert Fong
Director
MOR(F) Dynamics Pty Ltd
Suite 25, Level 2 World Square
650 George Street
Sydney NSW 2000
AUSTRALIA
t: +612 9267 6999
f: +612 9267 9822
m: +61 431 061 912
www.morfdynamics.com
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
::::: Jobs ::::
ADIMM_ALUMNI
Marketing Services Coordinator – Design
This role is with one of Australia’s major sporting organizations. The role is working as a Design Coordinator within the marketing services division – a team of 7 people.
The role is a little design (mainly print based) but a lot of coordination across all the divisions of the company.
If you’re looking to move towards more a design leadership role, this is an excellent next step.
Here are a few of the projects you’ll be across
- Events;
- Membership campaigns;
- Membership communications;
- Memorabilia campaigns celebrating key events and/or players;
- Fundraising campaigns including raffles;
- Business partner advertising and Direct Mail campaigns;
- Merchandise campaigns;
- Corporate gifts for match day events;
- Website campaigns & email communications;
- Other campaigns & activities as required.
Web Developer – Front End
This role is with a web design and publishing company. Their site is ranked as the 250th most hit site in the world – and they’re based in Collinwood. Get your mind around that – 250th. There are a bucket load of sites out there, so their ranking in a world of millions of sites is staggering. The company is not large with only a small close knit team of 25.
The job entails working on their own site, but also sites they build on behalf of a growing list of clients.
The job requires some skills beyond design in to areas like Java, PHP, MySQL, CSS, HTML.
This is a next step in career advancement for someone that’s keen to add high profile clients to their resume.
Working conditions are flexible.
Web Developer – Database (Same company as above)
This highly skilled role requires an interesting mix of web development and database administration skills. You will work as part of a team on a variety of internal and external facing web applications, and have overall responsibility for many of the back-end systems that drive their online business.
Solid experience in the following areas required:
- PHP web application development
- object oriented programming methodologies (especially in PHP)
- relational database design
- DBA experience with MySQL, PostreSQL or similar
- complex SQL query authoring and optimization
- (X)HTML, JavaScript and CSS
I’m always happy to take your calls or answer your emails if you prefer.
To apply – just send an email to jobs@newmediapeople.com.au
Please be quick, and remember if you aren’t quite sure and want to discuss a bit further – call anytime.
Or if you want to discuss other opportunities – just call.
Marketing Services Coordinator – Design
This role is with one of Australia’s major sporting organizations. The role is working as a Design Coordinator within the marketing services division – a team of 7 people.
The role is a little design (mainly print based) but a lot of coordination across all the divisions of the company.
If you’re looking to move towards more a design leadership role, this is an excellent next step.
Here are a few of the projects you’ll be across
- Events;
- Membership campaigns;
- Membership communications;
- Memorabilia campaigns celebrating key events and/or players;
- Fundraising campaigns including raffles;
- Business partner advertising and Direct Mail campaigns;
- Merchandise campaigns;
- Corporate gifts for match day events;
- Website campaigns & email communications;
- Other campaigns & activities as required.
Web Developer – Front End
This role is with a web design and publishing company. Their site is ranked as the 250th most hit site in the world – and they’re based in Collinwood. Get your mind around that – 250th. There are a bucket load of sites out there, so their ranking in a world of millions of sites is staggering. The company is not large with only a small close knit team of 25.
The job entails working on their own site, but also sites they build on behalf of a growing list of clients.
The job requires some skills beyond design in to areas like Java, PHP, MySQL, CSS, HTML.
This is a next step in career advancement for someone that’s keen to add high profile clients to their resume.
Working conditions are flexible.
Web Developer – Database (Same company as above)
This highly skilled role requires an interesting mix of web development and database administration skills. You will work as part of a team on a variety of internal and external facing web applications, and have overall responsibility for many of the back-end systems that drive their online business.
Solid experience in the following areas required:
- PHP web application development
- object oriented programming methodologies (especially in PHP)
- relational database design
- DBA experience with MySQL, PostreSQL or similar
- complex SQL query authoring and optimization
- (X)HTML, JavaScript and CSS
I’m always happy to take your calls or answer your emails if you prefer.
To apply – just send an email to jobs@newmediapeople.com.au
Please be quick, and remember if you aren’t quite sure and want to discuss a bit further – call anytime.
Or if you want to discuss other opportunities – just call.
Friday, November 24, 2006
Welcome!
Hi to all the new members (Graduates from 2006) and Matt and Chris.
Please make frequent use of the blog as it relieas on this to work, be useful and keep us in touch. Perhaps also make sure your contact details on uour profile include key skills you can offer in collaborations and short term commercial projects.
Cheers,
Werner
Please make frequent use of the blog as it relieas on this to work, be useful and keep us in touch. Perhaps also make sure your contact details on uour profile include key skills you can offer in collaborations and short term commercial projects.
Cheers,
Werner
Friday, November 03, 2006
Opportunities to become famous...
INTERNATIONAL – REEL SHORTS NEW YORK CALL FOR ENTRIES
The Saratoga County Arts Council invites artists and filmmakers to submit their work for inclusion in Reel Shorts, an exhibition program for film and video art at The Arts Centre in Saratoga Springs, NY. Selected works will be transferred to a single DVD and presented as an on-going exhibit on a flat-panel monitor in newly renovated space at The Arts Centre in Saratoga Springs.
Submissions must be on DVD, under 12 minutes including titles, and may be in the categories of documentary, fiction, animation or art video/film. Work should be in NTSC format. Before sending your computer-burned DVD, please test it on a stand-alone DVD player, as this is how it will be viewed by the selection committee. This is an on-going, open call.
To have work considered for the January-March 2007 exhibition, submit by December 7, 2006. You may submit up to three individual works (on one or multiple discs). Include with your submission statement about the work, its running time, an artist’s bio, and CV or film company credits, and, if you’d like the work returned, a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
EXHIBITION DATE: January 1 2007 - March 31 2007
CONTACT: Joel Reed, Associate Director, The Saratoga County Arts Council
PHONE: (518) 584-4132
EMAIL: jreed@saratoga-arts.org
LOCATION: Saratoga Springs, NY. U.S.A.
DEADLINE: December 7 2006
URL: www.saratoga-arts.org/exhibitions_reel.htm
INTERNATIONAL - NEW YORK FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL CALL FOR ENTRIES
Single Reel film and video festival is dedicated to creating outlets for emerging independent filmmakers, animators, and artists to show their work.
Single Reel was established in order to foster opportunities for connecting independent filmmakers to each other and audiences. We are looking for short films that are original, thought provoking and indicative of a commitment to the art of the truly independent cinema. Single Reel is more than a festival; it’s a platform providing a framework for the independent film community.
Single Reel is scheduled to have 2 more screenings before the end of the year. Venue details will be on our website when finalised. Your submission will be considered for all screenings. Entries must be 45 minutes in length or less, in DVD, DV, DVCAM, HDV and Quicktime formats. Experimental work is particularly encouraged.
For more information and submission guidelines, please contact the Single Reel Film & Video Festival at: info@singlereel.org or visit: www.singlereel.org
EXHIBITION DATE: December 14 2006
PHONE: (718) 408 3799
LOCATION: New York, NY, USA
DEADLINE: December 1 2006
INTERNATIONAL – A.I.R. INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS - Workshop/Seminar/FilmFest
Balatonfured, Csopak, HUNGARY
Dates: May 21 - June 13; June 18 - July 11; July 16 - August 8, 2007
Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc, a nonprofit organization, invites 36 interested visual artists and writers to submit applications for its program, Hungary.
Exhibition and Artist’s Talk will be arranged at City Gallery, Balatonfured (exhibit and FilmFest open on August 4th).
Contact bszechy@yahoo.com to be sent an entry form by email and visit the website
www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com to download an entry form.
LEONARDO ELECTRONIC ALMANAC – CALL FOR SPECIAL ISSUES FOR 07/08
LEA is an international peer-reviewed e-journal published by MIT Press
since 1993. Proposals sought are;
* Special Issues: To guest edit a special issue/s around any
established or emerging topic area. The special will give you an
opportunity to work with LEA, its peer-review network and experts in
the field to publish critical essays, artist statements, produce
bibliographies and academic curriculum.
* Theoretical Discussions: *Original* essays documenting research,
critical commentary in areas of discussion such as nanotechnology,
cyberart, cyberfeminism, hypertext, robotics, bio-art, artifical life,
genetics. This list is by no means exhaustive, and proposals need not
be limited to these areas.
* Artists Statements / Gallery Commissions: International artists are
encouraged to submit statements or proposals for *original* for
exhibiting new media artwork. Curators are welcome to propose thematic
exhibitions.
LEA encourages international artists / academics / researchers /
students / practitioners / theorists to submit their proposals for
consideration. We particularly encourage authors outside North America
and Europe to submit essays / artists statements.
Proposals should include:-
- a 150 - 300 word abstract / synopsis detailing subject matter
- a brief bio (and prior works for reference).
- names of collaborators (if suggesting a thematic issue / curated gallery)
- any related URLs
- contact details
We also welcome all collaborative ideas, suggestions and proposals
from individuals as well as organizations.
In the subject heading of the email message, please use "Name of
Individual/Organisation/Project Title: LEA CFP – Date Submitted".
Please cut and paste all text into body of email (without
attachments). Detailed editorial guidelines at:
http://leoalmanac.org/cfp/submit/
Please send proposals or queries to:
Nisar Keshvani
Editor-in-Chief
Leonardo Electronic Almanac
http://leoalmanac.org/
info@leoalmanac.org
The Saratoga County Arts Council invites artists and filmmakers to submit their work for inclusion in Reel Shorts, an exhibition program for film and video art at The Arts Centre in Saratoga Springs, NY. Selected works will be transferred to a single DVD and presented as an on-going exhibit on a flat-panel monitor in newly renovated space at The Arts Centre in Saratoga Springs.
Submissions must be on DVD, under 12 minutes including titles, and may be in the categories of documentary, fiction, animation or art video/film. Work should be in NTSC format. Before sending your computer-burned DVD, please test it on a stand-alone DVD player, as this is how it will be viewed by the selection committee. This is an on-going, open call.
To have work considered for the January-March 2007 exhibition, submit by December 7, 2006. You may submit up to three individual works (on one or multiple discs). Include with your submission statement about the work, its running time, an artist’s bio, and CV or film company credits, and, if you’d like the work returned, a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
EXHIBITION DATE: January 1 2007 - March 31 2007
CONTACT: Joel Reed, Associate Director, The Saratoga County Arts Council
PHONE: (518) 584-4132
EMAIL: jreed@saratoga-arts.org
LOCATION: Saratoga Springs, NY. U.S.A.
DEADLINE: December 7 2006
URL: www.saratoga-arts.org/exhibitions_reel.htm
INTERNATIONAL - NEW YORK FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL CALL FOR ENTRIES
Single Reel film and video festival is dedicated to creating outlets for emerging independent filmmakers, animators, and artists to show their work.
Single Reel was established in order to foster opportunities for connecting independent filmmakers to each other and audiences. We are looking for short films that are original, thought provoking and indicative of a commitment to the art of the truly independent cinema. Single Reel is more than a festival; it’s a platform providing a framework for the independent film community.
Single Reel is scheduled to have 2 more screenings before the end of the year. Venue details will be on our website when finalised. Your submission will be considered for all screenings. Entries must be 45 minutes in length or less, in DVD, DV, DVCAM, HDV and Quicktime formats. Experimental work is particularly encouraged.
For more information and submission guidelines, please contact the Single Reel Film & Video Festival at: info@singlereel.org
EXHIBITION DATE: December 14 2006
PHONE: (718) 408 3799
LOCATION: New York, NY, USA
DEADLINE: December 1 2006
INTERNATIONAL – A.I.R. INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS - Workshop/Seminar/FilmFest
Balatonfured, Csopak, HUNGARY
Dates: May 21 - June 13; June 18 - July 11; July 16 - August 8, 2007
Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc, a nonprofit organization, invites 36 interested visual artists and writers to submit applications for its program, Hungary.
Exhibition and Artist’s Talk will be arranged at City Gallery, Balatonfured (exhibit and FilmFest open on August 4th).
Contact bszechy@yahoo.com to be sent an entry form by email and visit the website
www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com
LEONARDO ELECTRONIC ALMANAC – CALL FOR SPECIAL ISSUES FOR 07/08
LEA is an international peer-reviewed e-journal published by MIT Press
since 1993. Proposals sought are;
* Special Issues: To guest edit a special issue/s around any
established or emerging topic area. The special will give you an
opportunity to work with LEA, its peer-review network and experts in
the field to publish critical essays, artist statements, produce
bibliographies and academic curriculum.
* Theoretical Discussions: *Original* essays documenting research,
critical commentary in areas of discussion such as nanotechnology,
cyberart, cyberfeminism, hypertext, robotics, bio-art, artifical life,
genetics. This list is by no means exhaustive, and proposals need not
be limited to these areas.
* Artists Statements / Gallery Commissions: International artists are
encouraged to submit statements or proposals for *original* for
exhibiting new media artwork. Curators are welcome to propose thematic
exhibitions.
LEA encourages international artists / academics / researchers /
students / practitioners / theorists to submit their proposals for
consideration. We particularly encourage authors outside North America
and Europe to submit essays / artists statements.
Proposals should include:-
- a 150 - 300 word abstract / synopsis detailing subject matter
- a brief bio (and prior works for reference).
- names of collaborators (if suggesting a thematic issue / curated gallery)
- any related URLs
- contact details
We also welcome all collaborative ideas, suggestions and proposals
from individuals as well as organizations.
In the subject heading of the email message, please use "Name of
Individual/Organisation/Project Title: LEA CFP – Date Submitted".
Please cut and paste all text into body of email (without
attachments). Detailed editorial guidelines at:
http://leoalmanac.org/cfp/submit/
Please send proposals or queries to:
Nisar Keshvani
Editor-in-Chief
Leonardo Electronic Almanac
http://leoalmanac.org/
info@leoalmanac.org
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Job opportunity for web designer
This is a Job with Bunnings and the contact details are as follows:
Kane Davies
Human Resources
Instructional Design and Development - Online Learning
Bunnings Pty Ltd
16-18 Cato Street
Hawthorn East, Victoria 3123
Telephone: (03) 8831 9434
Facsimile: (03) 9822 9816
Email: kdavies@bunnings.com.au
Job Description:
1. Primary Purpose:
To develop, update and maintain new and existing online training programs and related materials.
2. Key Result Areas:
Work with other Content Developers and Online Training Manager/s to ensure that objectives and time frames are met.
Design and Development
• Liaise with Online Training Manager to determine development strategy and timelines for each project.
• Work from storyboards and design briefs to develop online content, using appropriate software, which meets the relevant standards and guidelines for online learning development.
• Upload new content into Oracle Learning Management system for testing and review by Online Training Manager.
• Design innovative online learning solutions/activities based on the course design briefs/storyboards in consultation with the Online Training Manager/s.
Update and Review
• Testing and debugging online learning content and courses.
• Update existing Online Learning content when requested.
• Continual evaluation and improvement of current course templates and structures.
• LMS/OLM problem solving as required.
3. Software Applications:
• Microsoft Office, Outlook & Explorer
• Adobe/Macromedia Studio 8
• Flash integration with Learning Management Systems (ASP, SQL, PHP, SCORM/AICC)
• Action Script 2.0
• HTML, CSS and JavaScript
• Macromedia Captivate
7. Minimum Requirements
Formal education:
• Diploma or Advanced Dip in Design/Multimedia/Web Development (or equivalent)
Work experience:
• Experience in design/development of web based/multimedia applications (preferred)
Skills/Knowledge/Abilities:
• Strong graphic design/visual communication skills
• Advanced Flash development skills
• Demonstrated ability with Action Script 2.0
• Experience in user interface design and development
• Intermediate/Advanced HTML/CSS/JavaScript skills
• Intermediate/Advanced illustration skills (preferred)
Personal Attributes:
• Strong interpersonal, communication and relationship building skills
• Ability to work as part of a team on multiple projects, within agreed timeframes
Kane Davies
Human Resources
Instructional Design and Development - Online Learning
Bunnings Pty Ltd
16-18 Cato Street
Hawthorn East, Victoria 3123
Telephone: (03) 8831 9434
Facsimile: (03) 9822 9816
Email: kdavies@bunnings.com.au
Job Description:
1. Primary Purpose:
To develop, update and maintain new and existing online training programs and related materials.
2. Key Result Areas:
Work with other Content Developers and Online Training Manager/s to ensure that objectives and time frames are met.
Design and Development
• Liaise with Online Training Manager to determine development strategy and timelines for each project.
• Work from storyboards and design briefs to develop online content, using appropriate software, which meets the relevant standards and guidelines for online learning development.
• Upload new content into Oracle Learning Management system for testing and review by Online Training Manager.
• Design innovative online learning solutions/activities based on the course design briefs/storyboards in consultation with the Online Training Manager/s.
Update and Review
• Testing and debugging online learning content and courses.
• Update existing Online Learning content when requested.
• Continual evaluation and improvement of current course templates and structures.
• LMS/OLM problem solving as required.
3. Software Applications:
• Microsoft Office, Outlook & Explorer
• Adobe/Macromedia Studio 8
• Flash integration with Learning Management Systems (ASP, SQL, PHP, SCORM/AICC)
• Action Script 2.0
• HTML, CSS and JavaScript
• Macromedia Captivate
7. Minimum Requirements
Formal education:
• Diploma or Advanced Dip in Design/Multimedia/Web Development (or equivalent)
Work experience:
• Experience in design/development of web based/multimedia applications (preferred)
Skills/Knowledge/Abilities:
• Strong graphic design/visual communication skills
• Advanced Flash development skills
• Demonstrated ability with Action Script 2.0
• Experience in user interface design and development
• Intermediate/Advanced HTML/CSS/JavaScript skills
• Intermediate/Advanced illustration skills (preferred)
Personal Attributes:
• Strong interpersonal, communication and relationship building skills
• Ability to work as part of a team on multiple projects, within agreed timeframes
Sunday, June 18, 2006
City Library Projections Program – Call for works
City Library Projections Program – Call for works
City Library Projections program, an ongoing screening program, is
looking for digital image content to screen as part of a new public
program event showcasing quality works that embrace the vibrancy of
Melbourne's artistic community.
We are inviting artists to submit visually engaging silent moving
image content – film, video, animation – and still image slideshows –
graphic, photographic – to screen in this bustling community hub
located in the heart of the city.
Deadline, 1st round submissions: Friday 23rd June 2006.
City Library
253 Flinders Lane Melbourne 3000
T: 96640817
E: eve...@citylibrary.org.au
http://www.citylibrary.org.au/
City Library Projections program, an ongoing screening program, is
looking for digital image content to screen as part of a new public
program event showcasing quality works that embrace the vibrancy of
Melbourne's artistic community.
We are inviting artists to submit visually engaging silent moving
image content – film, video, animation – and still image slideshows –
graphic, photographic – to screen in this bustling community hub
located in the heart of the city.
Deadline, 1st round submissions: Friday 23rd June 2006.
City Library
253 Flinders Lane Melbourne 3000
T: 96640817
E: eve...@citylibrary.org.au
http://www.citylibrary.org.au/
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Opportunities to become famous...
Wild Spaces Film Festival – Seeking Film Entries
Wild Spaces is a national environmental and social justice film festival and are currently seeking film entries for the 2006 festival. The festival will be screening around Australia and seeks to showcase the most exciting, progressive, inspirational, experimental and thought-provoking work from the film community focused on environmental and social justice issues. For entry forms and more information or to find out how to get involved, visit our website.
Closing Date: 2 June
URL: http://www.wildspaces.foe.org.au
MELBOURNE – Film Victoria Seminar Series May – October
Film Victoria's Digital Media Fund will be running a comprehensive 6-part
free seminar series titled Digital Sandbox to explore content development opportunities for distribution to digital media platforms, particularly 3G mobile networks.
Designed as a consecutive 6-month series Digital Sandbox will provide
detailed information on industry perspectives, global analysis, practical
case studies and advice on technical, production and business objectives to
assist Victorian-based film, television and digital media producers
consolidate project development for digital platforms.
Seminar 1 Seminar One will be a Masterclass to provoke an active discussion,
to help provide a more practical and practitioner-focussed approach to
assist film, television and digital media professionals to use 3G media
effectively.
Digital Sandbox Seminar Program
Last Thursday of every month from May to October 2006
Venue: City Library seminar room, Level 1 / 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
T: (+ 61 3) 9660 3200
http://www.film.vic.gov.au/
ALL- International Portable Film Festival – call for entries
The International Portable Film Festival is calling for challenging and inspiring film and video content for pre-selection in the 2006 IPFF Competition, which will take place in September and October 2006. This is the perfect forum for new ideas and new directions in film and we actively encourage those filmmakers who are unafraid to venture into the deep, beyond the known boundaries of film and the cinema, to submit. Those films that best express themselves through the portable medium will be considered for pre-selection.
Deadline: 30 June
Venue: Melbourne, Vic
International Portable Film Festival, 13 O'shanassy Street, North Melbourne 3051
T: + 61.413.006.135
F: + 61.(3)9326.3269
info@portablefilmfestival.com
http://portablefilmfestival.com
INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
25 FPS Short Film Festival - Call for entries
25 FPS shows short international experimental film and video. The 2006 Short Film Festival is taking place in Zagreb, Croatia and it consists of a Competition, Retrospective and Special Screenings with lectures by international jury members. 25 FPS has three prizes, each 500 Euros; Audience Award and Special Mention by the Association for Audio-visual Research 25 FPS.
Deadline: June 1 2006
Exhibition dates: 20– 24 September 2006
Delivery address: info@25fps.hr
www.25fps.hr
Hull International Film Festival- Call for submissions
Submissions for the 5th Hull International Short Film Festival are now open. The festival has a number of awards, is free to enter and accepts entries of fiction, documentary, animation and experimental work. Download the submission form and regulations at www.hullfilm.co.uk and send your short film masterpieces now. You can also sign up to receive regular email updates from Hull Film.
Festival dates: 27 September to 1 October 2006
Esther Johnson, Hull Film Director
Hull International Short Film Festival
Suite 12 Danish Buildings, 44-46 High Street, Hull HU1 1PS, United Kingdom
www.hullfilm.co.uk
VAD2006 Festival Internacional de Vídeo i Arts Digitals - Call for entries
Send your videos, digital works and video installations to Video and Digital Arts International Competition of VAD2006. We invite you to visit our website where you will find all the necessary information to participate: entry form, terms and conditions, awards as well as the previous program of the festival.
Deadline: 30 June
Festival dates: 18-21 October, 2006
VAD Festival Internacional de Vídeo i Arts Digitals, Plaça de l'Hospital, 6, 17004
Girona, Spain
T: + 972 20 20 13
http://www.vadfestival.net
info@vadfestival.net
Antimatter Underground Film Festival - Call for entries
The ninth annual international festival seeks imaginative, volatile, entertaining and critical films and videos. Dedicated to the exhibition and nurturing of film and video as art, Antimatter is the premier showcase of experimental cinema in the west, encompassing screenings, installations, performances and hybrid media experiments.
Criteria: Independent productions, completed after 1 Jan 2004. Any genre . Max 30 mins. Must be a Victoria, Canada premiere. Formats: 16mm, Super 8, MiniDV, DVD, VHS (DVD or VHS for preview).
Also accepting proposals for expanded cinema and media-based performance.
Entry Fee: $20
Entry Deadlines: 31 May 2006
Festival Dates: 22 – 30 September 2006
Victoria, BC, Canada
Delivery address: Antimatter, 636 Yates Street, Victoria, BC, Canada V8W 1L3
Tel: +1 250 385 3327
www.antimatter.ws
Wild Spaces is a national environmental and social justice film festival and are currently seeking film entries for the 2006 festival. The festival will be screening around Australia and seeks to showcase the most exciting, progressive, inspirational, experimental and thought-provoking work from the film community focused on environmental and social justice issues. For entry forms and more information or to find out how to get involved, visit our website.
Closing Date: 2 June
URL: http://www.wildspaces.foe.org.au
MELBOURNE – Film Victoria Seminar Series May – October
Film Victoria's Digital Media Fund will be running a comprehensive 6-part
free seminar series titled Digital Sandbox to explore content development opportunities for distribution to digital media platforms, particularly 3G mobile networks.
Designed as a consecutive 6-month series Digital Sandbox will provide
detailed information on industry perspectives, global analysis, practical
case studies and advice on technical, production and business objectives to
assist Victorian-based film, television and digital media producers
consolidate project development for digital platforms.
Seminar 1 Seminar One will be a Masterclass to provoke an active discussion,
to help provide a more practical and practitioner-focussed approach to
assist film, television and digital media professionals to use 3G media
effectively.
Digital Sandbox Seminar Program
Last Thursday of every month from May to October 2006
Venue: City Library seminar room, Level 1 / 253 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
T: (+ 61 3) 9660 3200
http://www.film.vic.gov.au/
ALL- International Portable Film Festival – call for entries
The International Portable Film Festival is calling for challenging and inspiring film and video content for pre-selection in the 2006 IPFF Competition, which will take place in September and October 2006. This is the perfect forum for new ideas and new directions in film and we actively encourage those filmmakers who are unafraid to venture into the deep, beyond the known boundaries of film and the cinema, to submit. Those films that best express themselves through the portable medium will be considered for pre-selection.
Deadline: 30 June
Venue: Melbourne, Vic
International Portable Film Festival, 13 O'shanassy Street, North Melbourne 3051
T: + 61.413.006.135
F: + 61.(3)9326.3269
info@portablefilmfestival.com
http://portablefilmfestival.com
INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
25 FPS Short Film Festival - Call for entries
25 FPS shows short international experimental film and video. The 2006 Short Film Festival is taking place in Zagreb, Croatia and it consists of a Competition, Retrospective and Special Screenings with lectures by international jury members. 25 FPS has three prizes, each 500 Euros; Audience Award and Special Mention by the Association for Audio-visual Research 25 FPS.
Deadline: June 1 2006
Exhibition dates: 20– 24 September 2006
Delivery address: info@25fps.hr
www.25fps.hr
Hull International Film Festival- Call for submissions
Submissions for the 5th Hull International Short Film Festival are now open. The festival has a number of awards, is free to enter and accepts entries of fiction, documentary, animation and experimental work. Download the submission form and regulations at www.hullfilm.co.uk and send your short film masterpieces now. You can also sign up to receive regular email updates from Hull Film.
Festival dates: 27 September to 1 October 2006
Esther Johnson, Hull Film Director
Hull International Short Film Festival
Suite 12 Danish Buildings, 44-46 High Street, Hull HU1 1PS, United Kingdom
www.hullfilm.co.uk
VAD2006 Festival Internacional de Vídeo i Arts Digitals - Call for entries
Send your videos, digital works and video installations to Video and Digital Arts International Competition of VAD2006. We invite you to visit our website where you will find all the necessary information to participate: entry form, terms and conditions, awards as well as the previous program of the festival.
Deadline: 30 June
Festival dates: 18-21 October, 2006
VAD Festival Internacional de Vídeo i Arts Digitals, Plaça de l'Hospital, 6, 17004
Girona, Spain
T: + 972 20 20 13
http://www.vadfestival.net
info@vadfestival.net
Antimatter Underground Film Festival - Call for entries
The ninth annual international festival seeks imaginative, volatile, entertaining and critical films and videos. Dedicated to the exhibition and nurturing of film and video as art, Antimatter is the premier showcase of experimental cinema in the west, encompassing screenings, installations, performances and hybrid media experiments.
Criteria: Independent productions, completed after 1 Jan 2004. Any genre . Max 30 mins. Must be a Victoria, Canada premiere. Formats: 16mm, Super 8, MiniDV, DVD, VHS (DVD or VHS for preview).
Also accepting proposals for expanded cinema and media-based performance.
Entry Fee: $20
Entry Deadlines: 31 May 2006
Festival Dates: 22 – 30 September 2006
Victoria, BC, Canada
Delivery address: Antimatter, 636 Yates Street, Victoria, BC, Canada V8W 1L3
Tel: +1 250 385 3327
www.antimatter.ws
Monday, May 08, 2006
Free ticket to AG ideas
Hi all
if you want to attend AG ideas please email me a phone number where I can reach you before 7.30 tonight (address= w@olinda.com). First one to email me gets lucky!
Cheers,
Werner
if you want to attend AG ideas please email me a phone number where I can reach you before 7.30 tonight (address= w@olinda.com). First one to email me gets lucky!
Cheers,
Werner
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Web Design Job in Ireland
ADIMM_ALUMNI
Centre for Media Research
Faculty of Arts, University of Ulster
Northern Ireland
http://www.arts.ulster.ac.uk/media/cmr.html
Web Designer
Base: Coleraine
Ref: C05/399/W
http://www.ulster.ac.uk/jobs/display_job.phtml?id=1904
The postholder will create and develop web pages such that the Centre
for Media Research has a credible web presence to showcase research
and to encourage external links or collaborations. Applicants must
have a third level qualification or equivalent in design, visual
communications or computer science, together with experience working
with streaming media, server-side database management, and both VLC
and Quicktime formats. (2.5 days per week, fixed-term for 18 months.)
Centre for Media Research
Faculty of Arts, University of Ulster
Northern Ireland
http://www.arts.ulster.ac.uk/media/cmr.html
Web Designer
Base: Coleraine
Ref: C05/399/W
http://www.ulster.ac.uk/jobs/display_job.phtml?id=1904
The postholder will create and develop web pages such that the Centre
for Media Research has a credible web presence to showcase research
and to encourage external links or collaborations. Applicants must
have a third level qualification or equivalent in design, visual
communications or computer science, together with experience working
with streaming media, server-side database management, and both VLC
and Quicktime formats. (2.5 days per week, fixed-term for 18 months.)
Saturday, March 18, 2006
Games Competition
This is worth a look if you're into game design :http://www.tomw.net.au/screenact/2006/03/cutting-edge-games-competition-public.html
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Job:::::::
ADIMM_ALUMNI
ADMINISTRATION & COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
Position: Administration & Communications Coordinator
Salary: $32,000 – $40,000 part-time equivalent
Contract: 1 year
Hours: 4 days per week
Responsible to: Executive Director & Artistic Director
We are looking for a dynamic person with experience in organisation and project administration and communications to join a small team of dedicated staff to help develop and implement Experimenta’s exciting range of programs.
Experimenta is a leading Australian new media arts organisation, promoting the work of artists working in digital and media arts through a major biennial exhibition, national and international exhibition touring, commissions of new work and regional arts development projects.
The Administration and Communications Coordinator will play a dual role within the organization encompassing the development and implementation of general and project communications as well as coordinating the day to day administrative activities.
To apply send you cv and a letter of application addressing the Essential
skills required for this position to:
Experimenta Media Arts
PO Box 1102
St Kilda South VIC 3182
Or email to
admin@experimenta.org
Application deadline: COB Wednesday February 1st 2006
Full position description can be downloaded at http://experimenta.org
Or contact
E: admin@experimenta.org
T: +61 (0)3 9525 5025
ADMINISTRATION & COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
Position: Administration & Communications Coordinator
Salary: $32,000 – $40,000 part-time equivalent
Contract: 1 year
Hours: 4 days per week
Responsible to: Executive Director & Artistic Director
We are looking for a dynamic person with experience in organisation and project administration and communications to join a small team of dedicated staff to help develop and implement Experimenta’s exciting range of programs.
Experimenta is a leading Australian new media arts organisation, promoting the work of artists working in digital and media arts through a major biennial exhibition, national and international exhibition touring, commissions of new work and regional arts development projects.
The Administration and Communications Coordinator will play a dual role within the organization encompassing the development and implementation of general and project communications as well as coordinating the day to day administrative activities.
To apply send you cv and a letter of application addressing the Essential
skills required for this position to:
Experimenta Media Arts
PO Box 1102
St Kilda South VIC 3182
Or email to
admin@experimenta.org
Application deadline: COB Wednesday February 1st 2006
Full position description can be downloaded at http://experimenta.org
Or contact
E: admin@experimenta.org
T: +61 (0)3 9525 5025
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