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09 DECEMBER 2012
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The Art & Media Course at Tama Art University in Japan

"Art & Media Course in Information Design Department of Tama Art University manages various kinds of art forms by utilizing digital technologies and bio medias, such like interactive installations, audio & visual performances, software arts, bio arts, digital animations, and future cinemas. Through the background of recent dynamic changes of relationship between technology and human society, we aim to bring up new types of multi-skilled creators who can transcend the traditional boundaries of fine arts, science, engineering, mathematics and philosophy.The Course has established unique creative environment configured by four individual laboratories which has their own research themes."

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applied media arts • art and culture • Art and Media Course in Information Design Department • art forms • art history • art media • art theory • bio art • bio media art • CGI • communication design • communications networks • community arts • craft and materials • creative cinema • cultural and social relations • Department of Information Design • design management • design theory • digital animation • digital architecture • digital technologies • drawing • Faculty of Fine Arts • fine art • future cinema • future phenomenology • human interfaces • IDDlab • information and society • information design • information networks • information without form • integrated media arts • interaction design • interactive art • interdisciplinary working • Japan • kinetic art • media arts • media design history • media design theory • media information literacy • multi-skilled creators • new crafts • performing arts • social network theory • software art • sound art • Tama Art University • technology and human society • time-based art • video art • video media • visual literacy • visual media • write objects

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Simon Perkins
25 NOVEMBER 2012
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The Hobbit: behind-the-scenes, Peter Jackson presents Video #9

Video #9 Published on YouTube 23 Nov 2012 by Peter Jackson (WingNut Films), Film premiere: 28 November 2012 (Wellington, New Zealand) Release Date: 13 December 2012 (UK)

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2012 • 48 fps • Abbey Road Studios • Alan Lee • Andrew Lesnie • animation • Aotearoa New Zealand • behind-the-scenes • Bilbo Baggins • Brent Burge • CGI • Chris Tomlinson • Chris Ward • Chris White • Christian Rivers • Christopher Boyes • colour grading • Dave Farmer • Dave Hollingsworth • Dave Whitehead • David Clayton • digital intermediate • Embassy Theatre • Eric Saindon • feature film • filmmaking process • foley • HFR • High Frame Rate • Holly Acton • Jabez Olssen • Jed Brophy • Jerry Kung • John Howe • John Simpson • Karen Elliott • Kevin Sherwood • Lonely Mountain • making of • Marion Davey • Michael Semanick • motion capture • New Line Cinema • Park Road Post • Peter Cobbin • Peter Jackson • post production • pre-visualisation • Raqi Sayed • SFX • sound stage • The Hobbit • UK • VFX • Warner Bros • Wellington • Weta Digital • Weta Workshops • WingNut Films

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Simon Perkins
20 FEBRUARY 2012
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Cartoon Brew: animation news and trends

"Each day, Cartoon Brew brings the latest news and trends in animation to over 20,000 different artists, entertainment execs and cartoon aficionados. Animation authorities Jerry Beck and Amid Amidi ... cover a wide range of topics, including contemporary and classic animation from around the globe, CGI, advertising, design, anime and industry/business news."

(Jerry Beck and Amid Amidi)

Fig.1 Joshua Catalano (2011). "Demoreel 2011".

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2004 • Amid Amidi • animation • animation industry • anime • cartoon • cartoon aficionado • Cartoon Brew • CGI • classic animation • contemporary animation • creative practice • design blog • design business • design industry • design portfolio • eye candy • industry news • inspirational work • Jerry Beck • Joshua Catalano • motion graphics • trends • visual communication

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Simon Perkins
10 FEBRUARY 2012
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Free 3D Software and 3D Model Providers

"The DAZ FREE 3D Software promotion is three award-winning 3D software products now available for the first time ever for free."

(DAZ Productions, Inc.)

Fig. 2&3 IT'S ART Magazine

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3D • 3D animation • 3D environments • 3D visualisation • ambient occlusion • animation package • animation tool • artwork • Bryce 7 Pro • CG • CGI • character animation • DAZ 3D • DAZ Free 3D Software • DAZ Studio • DAZ Studio Bridge • DAZ Studio Pro • design tool • digital art • digital illustration • Eric Wenger • fantasy art • figure • figure customisation • free tools • freehand modelling • graphic artist • Hexagon (software) • Kai Krause • lifelike • modelling • modelling tool • models • Phil Clevenger • posing • puppeteer • render • rendering • Renderman • representation • sculpted primitives • software package • texturing • UVMapper • virtual environments • virtual people • ZBrush • Zygote

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Simon Perkins
08 APRIL 2011
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Klaxons' 'Twin Flames' Orgy Mutates Flesh, Fantasy

"Art-pop band Klaxons' new video for 'Twin Flames' is a subversive CGI orgy of mutant sex and FX. The promo reel for the latest single from Surfing the Void shows band members and multiracial schoolgirls morphing into one another in an ecstatic phantasmagoria that might be the opposite of sexy, depending on which side of the sensual divide you reside."

(Scott Thill, 19 November 2010, Wired Magazine)

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2010 • anatomy • art-pop • body • CGI • corporeal • deviance • ecstasy • grotesque • Klaxons • libidinal • morphing • music video • mutate • orgy • phantasmagoria • physiology • rapture • Saam Farahmand • sensuality • sex • sexuality • SFX • shocking • spectacle • subversion • Surfing the Void • Twin Flames • UK • VFX • visual depiction • visual effects

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Simon Perkins
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