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Reader SurveySIGGRAPH 2003
Jun 16, 2003 12:00 PM
As usual, SIGGRAPH will be a big, sprawling conference with hundreds of great presentations and works of art--including more video-based art than ever before. The key is to plan ahead, so you don't miss something important, like the world-premiere of EZTV's latest avante-garde DV film, or ILM's workshop on styling characters, or Digital Domain's presentation on the Michael Jordan Gatorade commercial.
This preview magazine can help you figure out your individual must-see list. In particular, here are a few highlights. The Sketches program is less formal than the Papers and covers dozens of fascinating effects and works in progress. The Web Graphics program, now in its second year, has some great presentations, in particular on Macromedia Central and other rich internet applications that will help define tomorrow's content creation. The Art Gallery is more video-oriented than ever, with more than 20 video and animation pieces. And of course there's always the Computer Animation Festival. Click through to read how Sam Chen spent three years making the Best Animated Short.
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Festival of PeersInside the selection process for SIGGRAPH's Computer Animation Festival, including an interview with the picture and sound duo that created this year's Best Animated Short, the finale of the Electronic Theater, Eternal Gaze.
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Riveting
ResearchSIGGRAPH's inimitable Papers sessions are back and as in-depth and cutting edge as ever, representing the best of new research in computer graphics. Click here for a PDF.
Gear
for GearheadsSIGGRAPH's conference is accompanied by one of the most important trade exhibitions for the computer hardware and software industry. Click here for a PDF.
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SIGGRAPH's Art Gallery, Sketches sessions, Web Presentations, Web Expo, and Emerging Technologies all offer the cutting edge of CG, whether from ILM or MIT.
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