[Reader-list] X|Media|Lab 2007 : Mumbai, London, Melbourne, Singapore, Beijing
geert lovink
geert at desk.nl
Mon Mar 12 13:44:18 IST 2007
> From: "Brendan Harkin" <brendan at xmedialab.com>
> Date: 12 March 2007 6:45:53 AM
> To: <geert at xs4all.nl>
> Subject: X|Media|Lab 2007 : Mumbai, London, Melbourne, Singapore,
> Beijing
>
> X|Media|Lab's will be staged in Mumbai, London, Melbourne, Singapore,
> and Beijing, in partnership with some of the world's great creative
> media events and institutions.
> 1. Mumbai – March 26th – 28th – “Digital Entertainment”
>
> The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry’s (FICCI)
> FRAMES conference is India’s largest entertainment business event with
> over 1,500 delegates - it's the 'who's who' of Indian film,
> television, animation, interactive, and mobile content. X|Media|Lab is
> an official partner of the FRAMES event and focuses on the theme of
> “Digital Entertainment”.
>
> International mentors at the Mumbai Lab include:
>
> - world renowned film-maker Shekhar Kapur (Director of “Elizabeth”
> starring Cate Blanchett)
> - Priya Prakash, the head of the BBC's interactive media player
> project (iMP)
> - Matt Costello, writer of best-selling computer games “DOOM 3” and
> “Pirates of the Caribbean 3”
> - Mark Ollila, Nokia Multimedia’s worldwide Director of Strategy and
> Technology
> - Marcelino Ford-Livene, general manager of consumer strategy for
> Intel's Digital Home Group
> - Isaac Kerlow, film-maker and Board member of the Media Development
> Authority and the National Research Foundation in Singapore
> - Madhavan, the CEO of India's largest animation company
> - Hong Kong interactive TV pioneer, Robert Chua
> - Dale Herigstad, 4-time Emmy Award winner including the very first
> Interactive Emmy
> - Tom Kennedy, Board Member Australian Film Commission
>
> Accreditation at FRAMES is included for all Lab participants as well
> as participation in all FRAMES VIP events. Project nominations
> are still open for X|Media|Lab at FRAMES, the most important event of
> the India entertainment industry calendar, held in India’s “Maximum
> City” - Bombay.
>
> Media partners include CNBC Asia, Animation 'XPress, and India
> Television.com.
>
> Project teams have already been selected from India, the UK, Hong
> Kong, Singapore and Australia. You can still nominate your project
> idea and team to participate in the Lab at the website: www [dot]
> xmedialab [dot] com. Existing FRAMES delegates are particularly
> welcome to apply as there is no additional fee for Lab participation
> if you are registered for FRAMES.
>
> 2. 2007 X|Media|Lab's
> As well as Mumbai, in 2007 X|Media|Lab will also hold Labs in London,
> Melbourne, Singapore, and Beijing.
>
> London June “Sounds Interactive”
> Melbourne August “Digital Film-making”
> Singapore October “ART&D”
> Beijing December “Animation and Computer Games”
>
> Please check out the site for the full details as they are released.
>
> X|Media|Lab will continue to build on its success by 1) contributing
> to the development of great digital media project ideas; 2) creating
> high-value international networks of digital media professionals; and
> 3) circulating these people and projects throughout our international
> events and partners.
>
> As we always say, “write yourself into the script”! These are
> tremendously valuable opportunities to make use of X|Media|Lab's
> impeccable network of people, events, and partners.
>
> 3. Partners
>
> X|Media|Lab would like to thank our No. 1 international partner, Nokia
> Multimedia, for helping make this amazing line-up possible. We also
> thank our international supporters: the Victorian State Government and
> the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI); the British
> Council; the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry
> (FICCI); the Media Development Authority of Singapore; LASALLE College
> of the Arts Singapore; the Beijing Film Academy and Tsinghua
> University, China.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Brendan Harkin
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