JOB DESCRIPTION - FRONT END WEB DEVELOPER
Capacity
Initially the position is freelance or contract, but with a view to full time.
Essential Skills
- HTML/ CSS
- Javascript
- Flash Actionscript 2.0 + 3.0
- Adobe Creative Suite 3+
Knowledge Base
- Code [Standards Compliant/ SEO Friendly]
- Knowledge of browser quirks and how to address them
- Sound knowledge of web development processes and methodologies
Benefical Skills [but not necessary]
- Experience with JQuery or MooTools
- PHP/ MySQL
- AJAX
- XML
- ASP/ .NET
- Basic video knowledge [shooting + editing]
- Basic print knowledge
Personal Attributes
- Creatively focussed [ie can extend on a pre-developed concept when applying the website content]
- Exceptional attention to detail
- Excellent communication skills
- Well organised
- Self motivated
- Reliable
Experience
- 3 years minimum experience working as a Front End Developer
Remuneration
- Consummate with experience
Interested?
- Please send through examples of work to chris@sixdegreesdigital.com.au
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Monday, August 03, 2009
Editing position (Full time)
A full time editing position in a Mac - based studio.
Skill base needs to be high in:
Final-cut Pro
After Effects
DVD Studio Pro
Immediate start- good ongoing position in very prestigious studio in St Kilda.
Contact Werner for Details.
Skill base needs to be high in:
Final-cut Pro
After Effects
DVD Studio Pro
Immediate start- good ongoing position in very prestigious studio in St Kilda.
Contact Werner for Details.
Monday, May 04, 2009
Friday, May 01, 2009
French Film Festival calls for entries...
FRANCE – CALL FOR ENTRIES, FILM FESTIVAL
The Polly Maggoo association, organisers of the 4th RENCONTRES
INTERNATIONALES SCIENCES ET CINÉMAS (RISC) which will be held in November,
is calling for entries.
All genres of films are eligible (documentary, experimental film, fiction,
art video, animation, etc.) if their subject is directly or indirectly
related to scientific topics (including fundamental sciences, life sciences,
medicine, the environment, and social and human sciences).
Applications due: 1 June
Find out more at: www.pollymaggoo.org/doc_polly/risc-2009.html
The Polly Maggoo association, organisers of the 4th RENCONTRES
INTERNATIONALES SCIENCES ET CINÉMAS (RISC) which will be held in November,
is calling for entries.
All genres of films are eligible (documentary, experimental film, fiction,
art video, animation, etc.) if their subject is directly or indirectly
related to scientific topics (including fundamental sciences, life sciences,
medicine, the environment, and social and human sciences).
Applications due: 1 June
Find out more at: www.pollymaggoo.org/doc_polly/risc-2009.html
Thursday, March 26, 2009
ABC serious game initiative
Screen Australia and ABC TV have partnered in an initiative to support the development of three games and the production of one game.
WHAT ARE THEY LOOKING FOR?
Games provide a powerful opportunity to communicate with a broad, contemporary audience, so Screen Australia and ABC TV want to give the opportunity to a range of media professionals to develop and produce a serious game.
They are looking for game IDEAS that address issues that may be in the field of society and culture, health, relationships, history, science, politics, or the environment. The game will explore this idea/topic in an imaginative, creative, entertaining and innovative way, with a strong game narrative and solid underlying educative aspect.
The creative collaboration of professionals with complementary expertise can engender an environment ripe for innovation.
They encourage multi-disciplinary teams, which might include:
1) a game studio, game/web developer, working with a
2) documentary/factual filmmaker, or screenwriter.
WHAT'S ON OFFER?
Teams will initially apply to attend a workshop from 12-14th July 2009 to further develop their serious game idea, with the assistance of international and local mentors.
Three teams will be selected for the workshop, and following it each team will receive $15,000 development funding to write a game design document based on their idea. The design documents will need to be delivered to Screen Australia/ABC TV within a two (2) month period of the workshop, along with a budget for full game production demonstrating the game is achievable for $325,000. One of these teams will then be selected to go in to full production of the game.
The completed game will be hosted by ABC online for a specified license period (see ABC License below).
The ABC and Screen Australia are in discussion with a number of other international public broadcasters to develop an international games portal to showcase serious games from the respective countries. Successful serious games developed by teams participating in this initiative will be eligible to be presented via the international portal.WHAT'S ON OFFER?
Teams will initially apply to attend a workshop from 12-14th July 2009 to further develop their serious game idea, with the assistance of international and local mentors.
Three teams will be selected for the workshop, and following it each team will receive $15,000 development funding to write a game design document based on their idea. The design documents will need to be delivered to Screen Australia/ABC TV within a two (2) month period of the workshop, along with a budget for full game production demonstrating the game is achievable for $325,000. One of these teams will then be selected to go in to full production of the game.
The completed game will be hosted by ABC online for a specified license period (see ABC License below).
The ABC and Screen Australia are in discussion with a number of other international public broadcasters to develop an international games portal to showcase serious games from the respective countries. Successful serious games developed by teams participating in this initiative will be eligible to be presented via the international portal.
WHAT ARE THEY LOOKING FOR?
Games provide a powerful opportunity to communicate with a broad, contemporary audience, so Screen Australia and ABC TV want to give the opportunity to a range of media professionals to develop and produce a serious game.
They are looking for game IDEAS that address issues that may be in the field of society and culture, health, relationships, history, science, politics, or the environment. The game will explore this idea/topic in an imaginative, creative, entertaining and innovative way, with a strong game narrative and solid underlying educative aspect.
The creative collaboration of professionals with complementary expertise can engender an environment ripe for innovation.
They encourage multi-disciplinary teams, which might include:
1) a game studio, game/web developer, working with a
2) documentary/factual filmmaker, or screenwriter.
WHAT'S ON OFFER?
Teams will initially apply to attend a workshop from 12-14th July 2009 to further develop their serious game idea, with the assistance of international and local mentors.
Three teams will be selected for the workshop, and following it each team will receive $15,000 development funding to write a game design document based on their idea. The design documents will need to be delivered to Screen Australia/ABC TV within a two (2) month period of the workshop, along with a budget for full game production demonstrating the game is achievable for $325,000. One of these teams will then be selected to go in to full production of the game.
The completed game will be hosted by ABC online for a specified license period (see ABC License below).
The ABC and Screen Australia are in discussion with a number of other international public broadcasters to develop an international games portal to showcase serious games from the respective countries. Successful serious games developed by teams participating in this initiative will be eligible to be presented via the international portal.WHAT'S ON OFFER?
Teams will initially apply to attend a workshop from 12-14th July 2009 to further develop their serious game idea, with the assistance of international and local mentors.
Three teams will be selected for the workshop, and following it each team will receive $15,000 development funding to write a game design document based on their idea. The design documents will need to be delivered to Screen Australia/ABC TV within a two (2) month period of the workshop, along with a budget for full game production demonstrating the game is achievable for $325,000. One of these teams will then be selected to go in to full production of the game.
The completed game will be hosted by ABC online for a specified license period (see ABC License below).
The ABC and Screen Australia are in discussion with a number of other international public broadcasters to develop an international games portal to showcase serious games from the respective countries. Successful serious games developed by teams participating in this initiative will be eligible to be presented via the international portal.
Thursday, March 05, 2009
ADIMM_ALUMNI: Ex ADIMM student hard at work
Have a look at the video Six Degrees Digital have created starring Stephen Child, ADIMM graduate 2006
Link: www.sixdegreesdigital.com.au/winner/
Link: www.sixdegreesdigital.com.au/winner/
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Job
Leader photographic department requires a photographic assistant based at the Blackburn office.
Duties include:
Scanning and uploading photographs
Booking advertising photography
Liaison with public over general enquiries and photographic sales
Co-coordinating photographers around news photography, illness and requests
Uploading images for Online and building galleries, including video
Skills include:
Competent written and verbal communication
High level of computer skills including Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc
Skills in Photoshop and library web base systems preferred
Hours are general business hours however some public holidays may be required.
Applicant needs to be energetic, work well under pressure and in a team environment. They must be able to lead with ideas and have a high interest in news.
Salary on application.
Written applications to John French, Picture Editor by 5pm, January 20. 1 Chapel Street, Blackburn, VIC 3130.
Duties include:
Scanning and uploading photographs
Booking advertising photography
Liaison with public over general enquiries and photographic sales
Co-coordinating photographers around news photography, illness and requests
Uploading images for Online and building galleries, including video
Skills include:
Competent written and verbal communication
High level of computer skills including Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc
Skills in Photoshop and library web base systems preferred
Hours are general business hours however some public holidays may be required.
Applicant needs to be energetic, work well under pressure and in a team environment. They must be able to lead with ideas and have a high interest in news.
Salary on application.
Written applications to John French, Picture Editor by 5pm, January 20. 1 Chapel Street, Blackburn, VIC 3130.
Monday, January 12, 2009
Entries wanted - get your work out there !
The Melbourne International Animation Festival (MIAF) is one of the
largest animation festivals in the world. It usually screens 350+ films
each year in competitive, student, curated & retrospective programs. The
festival aims to challenge and inspire audiences with thematic, aesthetic
and technical diversity from award winners, outstanding industry veterans
and those wonderful newcomers who are exploring their talent on screen for
the very first time.
MIAF generates a smaller touring festival called the Australian
International Animation Festival, is the submissions base for UTS Sydney
International Animation Festival, London International Animation Festival
and provides specific programming advice to the New Zealand Film Festival.
When you submit your film to MIAF, your film is automatically considered
for each of these festivals although these other events will send you
separate and specific invitations if they wish to screen your film.
Entry is free and to be considered eligible, films should have been
completed AFTER 1 January 2007.
Submission deadline: 16 January
To read full festival guidelines and download your entry form please
visit: http://www.miaf.net/2009/entries.html
largest animation festivals in the world. It usually screens 350+ films
each year in competitive, student, curated & retrospective programs. The
festival aims to challenge and inspire audiences with thematic, aesthetic
and technical diversity from award winners, outstanding industry veterans
and those wonderful newcomers who are exploring their talent on screen for
the very first time.
MIAF generates a smaller touring festival called the Australian
International Animation Festival, is the submissions base for UTS Sydney
International Animation Festival, London International Animation Festival
and provides specific programming advice to the New Zealand Film Festival.
When you submit your film to MIAF, your film is automatically considered
for each of these festivals although these other events will send you
separate and specific invitations if they wish to screen your film.
Entry is free and to be considered eligible, films should have been
completed AFTER 1 January 2007.
Submission deadline: 16 January
To read full festival guidelines and download your entry form please
visit: http://www.miaf.net/2009/entries.html
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