Digitial Domain - Vernon Wilbert (Venice, USA)
Digitial Domain - Vernon Wilbert (Venice, USA)
The joy of conferences? Seeing an auditorium full of artists and engaging with other great speakers and the conference organizers.
Digitial Domain, founded in 1993 by film-industry icons, is a multi-Academy Award-winning digital-production company that has created ground-breaking visuals for more than 80 movies, including Titanic, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button and Tron: Legacy. A creative giant in advertising, Digital Domain works with top directors and has created some of the world’s most memorable spots.
IdN Extra 06: Semi-Permanent p60-61
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IdN Extra 06: Semi-Permanent — Speak Up
It is imperative that successful designers and artists maintain a high standard of work, but it is also important that they present coherently to their clients and patrons, or be able to speak in front of thousands of roaring conference attendees! In this collaborative IdN Extra, we feature 40 seasoned Semi-Permanent speakers. We give their views on creative conferencing and show their latest work.
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Stephen Van Else - Iloura (Melbourne, Australia)
There are lots of great things about being a guest speaker at a conference. You often get to travel to a new city - immersing yourself in your passion amongst a sea of enthusiasts. If the physical environment and the catering is as good as the crowd all the better!
Dean Poole - Alt Group (Auckland, New Zealand)
We like the social life of ideas, collaborating with other people, because the problem with working by yourself is the echo.
Danny Yount - Prologue Films (New York, USA)
The joy of conferences? Traveling and meeting great people. I need inspiration like everyone else so that’s what I like to do get re-energized. I also get to learn so much from the other presenters and sometimes see old friends.
Tin&ed / Tin Nguyen, Edward Cutting (Melbourne, Australia)
The most fun thing about being a speaker was meeting the other speakers and also meeting some of the audience afterwards!
Bryan Edmondson - SEA Design (London, UK)
The joy of conferences? The fun has to be the travel! The downside usually comes with the jet-lag. Presenting work for the first time is interesting – that gives me the opportunity to discuss the thoughts of new work and ideas.
Tim Kentley - XYZ Studios (Melbourne, Australia / New York, USA)
Tim Kentley founded XYZ in 2003 – "somewhat foolishly", he says. He had no training in animation and didn't know a single person in advertising.
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