If anyone on the list has a completed multimedia demonstration they
would like to share publicly, your participation would be appreciated.
Interactive walk-thrus, fly-bys and project computer renders are
welcome. The demonstration period is limited to 90 minutes with the
public invited. Although the primary sponsor is Macromedia, the
software used to create the design does *not* have to be that maker.
Our purpose is to show to the public various ways multimedia can assist
in visualizing a project and educating.
--
Derby Public Event
******************
Come join the fun of meeting other art, educational, website and graphic
design professionals at the April 26th KY-IN-OH Macromedia Users Group
Meeting. Macromedia, as you may know, is one of the preferred software
tool publishers for developing art. The Meeting is free and we're
hosting talent, both professionals and students from across the
country.
Meeting theme is "Multimedia: Showcase of Stars" They'll give
demonstrations and instruction with Freehand, Director and Extreme3D2.
We'll compare many tools, even competition, so enjoy seeing the best
demos ever!
April Special Guests
********************
Terry Schussler, President of Gray Matter, Inc. will be speaking about
their exciting new multimedia Xtras for Director. Thomas Abrams, a
multimedia & graphics attorney, will talk about contract issues. David
Gewirtz, President of Component Software, speaking about their unique
Xtras for database handling with Director. John Joaquin, Macromedia
Engineer, will be showing the new BackStage Studio product. Should be
best Meeting ever!
March Summary
*************
Tom Summerall from MediaLab dazzled us presenting demos and training
saving hours developing multimedia with their PhotoCaster & Alphamania
Xtras for Macromedia Director. It was an exceptional opportunity.
We saw just what time savings and quality enhancements result using
simple Xtras!
Steve Straub discussed 'Digital Branding', color publishing, web design
and offered unique QuickTime 2.5 demos, including interactive
development. Many talked with him privately to address Apple-related
concerns. Thanks for a great job, Steve!
Meeting theme was "Extreme3D & Beyond" demonstrating 3 dimensional
design techniques and we weren't left disappointed! Ron Scott and Rix
Kramlich of Macromedia provided wonderful demos of the product. Scott
unveiled Director 6.0 with demos and we realized that this product was a
completely downward-compatible, fully object-oriented new product, not
just an upgrade!
Pizza was served and we begun around 1PM and went to 3PM but many stayed
around until 5PM that Saturday discussing issues. Parking was free, as
always. at the door of the Jefferson Community College Downtown in
Louisville, Kentucky. Survey forms were completed and revealed a full
98% of attendees loved it!
We'll have well over 300 RSVP's for the April 26th meeting. If you plan
to attend, allow us to prepare for seating and food. Thanks to the 15
Jefferson Community College Student Volunteers that helped make the
premiere a rousing success!
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would like to share publicly, your participation would be appreciated.
Interactive walk-thrus, fly-bys and project computer renders are
welcome. The demonstration period is limited to 90 minutes with the
public invited. Although the primary sponsor is Macromedia, the
software used to create the design does *not* have to be that maker.
Our purpose is to show to the public various ways multimedia can assist
in visualizing a project and educating.
--
Derby Public Event
******************
Come join the fun of meeting other art, educational, website and graphic
design professionals at the April 26th KY-IN-OH Macromedia Users Group
Meeting. Macromedia, as you may know, is one of the preferred software
tool publishers for developing art. The Meeting is free and we're
hosting talent, both professionals and students from across the
country.
Meeting theme is "Multimedia: Showcase of Stars" They'll give
demonstrations and instruction with Freehand, Director and Extreme3D2.
We'll compare many tools, even competition, so enjoy seeing the best
demos ever!
April Special Guests
********************
Terry Schussler, President of Gray Matter, Inc. will be speaking about
their exciting new multimedia Xtras for Director. Thomas Abrams, a
multimedia & graphics attorney, will talk about contract issues. David
Gewirtz, President of Component Software, speaking about their unique
Xtras for database handling with Director. John Joaquin, Macromedia
Engineer, will be showing the new BackStage Studio product. Should be
best Meeting ever!
March Summary
*************
Tom Summerall from MediaLab dazzled us presenting demos and training
saving hours developing multimedia with their PhotoCaster & Alphamania
Xtras for Macromedia Director. It was an exceptional opportunity.
We saw just what time savings and quality enhancements result using
simple Xtras!
Steve Straub discussed 'Digital Branding', color publishing, web design
and offered unique QuickTime 2.5 demos, including interactive
development. Many talked with him privately to address Apple-related
concerns. Thanks for a great job, Steve!
Meeting theme was "Extreme3D & Beyond" demonstrating 3 dimensional
design techniques and we weren't left disappointed! Ron Scott and Rix
Kramlich of Macromedia provided wonderful demos of the product. Scott
unveiled Director 6.0 with demos and we realized that this product was a
completely downward-compatible, fully object-oriented new product, not
just an upgrade!
Pizza was served and we begun around 1PM and went to 3PM but many stayed
around until 5PM that Saturday discussing issues. Parking was free, as
always. at the door of the Jefferson Community College Downtown in
Louisville, Kentucky. Survey forms were completed and revealed a full
98% of attendees loved it!
We'll have well over 300 RSVP's for the April 26th meeting. If you plan
to attend, allow us to prepare for seating and food. Thanks to the 15
Jefferson Community College Student Volunteers that helped make the
premiere a rousing success!
o \o/ _ o __| \ / |__ o _ \o/ o
/|\ | /\ __\o \o | o/ o/__ /\ | /|\
/ \ / \ | \ /) | ( \ /o\ / ) | (\ / | / \ / \
***Free Support Monthly from Professionals***
KY-IN-OH Macromedia User's Group
http://www.win.net/~visualcom/
Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 17:11:07 -0500
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