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Subject: Workshop on Designing & Producing Multimedia
Date: 13 Mar 1994 17:20:16 GMT
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From: harold@CEA.EDU (Harold Hedelman)
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Subject: Designing and Creating a Multimedia CDROM Prototype
Summary: 10-day intensive workshop on design, tools and production process.
Followup-To: comp.multimedia
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Organization: Center for Electronic Art
Keywords: design multimedia workshop interactive cdrom production

HANDS-ON INTENSIVE WORKSHOP: Elements of Multimedia Design & Production
April 25 - May 6, 1994 (no seats available!)
June 13 - 24, 1994
Sept 12 - 22, 1994
Nov 7 - 18, 1994
Feb 20 - March ('95)
 
$250 discount for educators, students
$500 discount for multiple enrollment of 2
$1000 discount for multiple enrollment of 3
 
San Francisco, Calif.- March 5, 1994:  Our 10-day Intensive 
MultiMedia Design Workshop immerses aspiring multimedia producers
in a roll-up-your-sleeves, hands-on assignment --

     Make a CD prototype for a real-world project 

under the guidance of an all-star teaching team, including 
veteran producers: Tom Bair, Eric Oesterle, Kyle Kosup, and 
Rafael Olivas.  Students start at the beginning, and get into 
researching, designing, storyboarding, scripting, shooting video,
desktop video editing and, finally,  in the last half of the
workshop, putting the pieces together and finishing a working prototype.

Students learn to use and integrate a variety of Mac software 
and media such as CD-ROM, Quicktime, Premiere, HyperCard, Photoshop,
Macromedia Director, digital audio, 3D modeling and animation, 
and video sources.
 
OVERVIEW
 
-  The objective is to learn about multimedia by creating a 
design example for a public benefit client. You create a 
CD prototype and accompanying software and graphics. 
The project will let the user explore the process of creating
good multimedia design, including interactivity, navigation, 
feedback, digital video and audio, screen and interface design.
 
-  The focus is on tools, design, and process. You'll receive 
introductions to excellent tools for multimedia development, 
including HyperCard, Photoshop, Director, SoundEdit Pro, 
Premiere, and CoSa. Since technology changes so rapidly,  
emphasis is placed on the concepts and process of
interactive multimedia design, rather than on technical details.
 
-  You're in the role of an apprentice, in a holistic 
production environment, working under the supervision of 
pros who've done it before. You'll work in teams, and learn 
firsthand about the roles and responsibilities of the wide
range of team players needed to produce successful multimedia.
 
-  Several existing multimedia titles are analyzed and 
discussed. The Center's library of CD-ROM titles offers 
numerous opportunities for you to study more examples.
 
-  Guest speakers join us to discuss aspects of interactive 
multimedia design and production, and to critique final projects.
 
The workshop costs $2000 (see discounts above) and meets daily for
two weeks from 9 to 5, with evening and weekend lab time available.
 
To register or to receive more information call, write or link us!
Further information and free brochures are available by calling CEA.
 
The Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, and 
has been teaching multimedia since 1987.
 
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
    Harold Hedelman
    Address: 950 Battery, Suite 3D
    Voice: 415-956-6500
-- 
Harold Hedelman, Center for Electronic Art, San Francisco
Internet: harold@cea.edu  Voice: 1 415 956 6500