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21st June 2007 (21/06/2007)

Papervision3D: Getting Started (19:00 - 20:00) - Carlos Ulloa & Ricardo Cabello
Starting with the basics, this session builds from the ground up, giving you the introductory knowledge of how to create interactive 3D pieces in ActionScript.
Concepts such as scenes, cameras, objects and materials will be covered, with examples of Carlos and Ricardo’s recent work.
Papervision3D is an Open Source 3D engine for Flash. More info: blog.papervision3d.org

Production Processes for 3D Flash Projects ( 20:15 - 21:15 ) - Specialmoves
Specialmoves was started back in January 2000 to allow the founders to pool their talents and create brilliant interactive work. Over the past 7 years they’ve amassed a huge amount of knowledge creating interactive 3D work in VRML, Shockwave and now Flash.
The 3 founders will talk through how they’ve built a selection of 3D projects in Flash and show examples of different approaches, using vector, pre-rendered bitmaps & real-time imagery, and explain the production processes involved in each.

Prizes for the free raffle
1 copy of Foundation Actionscript 3.0 Animation: Making Things Move! donated by friends of ED.
4 Flex 2.0 API, ActionScript 3.0 API poster sets (3 posters in each set) donated by Adobe.

Sponsored by friends of ED.

Broadcast
We will try and broadcast the event live, although the bandwidth at the venue is tight, so again no guarentees, and the number of connections may be limited (first come first served). View the broadcast live here.

When/Where
Date: 21st June 2007 (21/06/2007)
Time: 19:00 - 23:00 (doors open at 18:30)
Venue: CosmoBar, 50-54 Clerkenwell Road, EC1M 5PS (click for map)
Tube: Barbican

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