2007 Buffalo Digital Media Festival Deadline Monday, 5/14/07

2007 Buffalo Digital Media Festival Deadline Monday, 5/14/07

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May 7th 2007, 7:26am By Gabrielle Bouliane

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The Digital Media Arts Program will be hosting this year's Digital Media Festival from May 24th - 26th at Canisius College. This three-day event will be comprised of a competition and various workshops and seminars, including "Working with Multiple layers of Video in Final Cut Pro" and subjects including lighting, audio, and Flash programming. Each workshop is 90 minutes long. The three categories for the competition are Animation and Video Shorts (suggested length: under 10 minutes), Web and Interactive Design, and Still Images (Photography and Illustration). There are a number of awards within each category. The Festival be held during the evening on Thursday and Friday, and during the day Saturday. The deadline for submissions was initially today, May 7th, but has been postponed until May 14, 2007, to allow for a greater number of submissions. For a full schedule of events to date, click here.

Digital Media Arts Program, Communication Studies Department Canisius College Lyons Hall, 2001 Main, 14208, 888.2115

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  1. emilie

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    May 7th 2007, 10:20

    Looks like the deadline for submissions has been pushed back to May 14th. = )

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  2. multimediagrl

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    May 7th 2007, 11:13

    Oh good, I'll check it out and add the update, thanks!

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