Envisage #2
CoLab, in partnership with FILM AUCKLAND invites you to attend our second Envisage Program focussing on new developments and opportunities in 3D FILM and ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGIES. With industry speakers including Tim Coddington from Yogi Bear, the movie recently filmed in 3D in Auckland, Peter Freer (Sidhe Gaming) and Ronel Schodt (3DLive).
Date: Thursday 27th May
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: AUT University, City Campus
Cost: $15 Regular/ $5 Student
Tim Coddington
Yogi Bear
With 30 years experience in film, and TV commercial production, Tim Coddington, has been witness to some of the biggest changes that have occurred in the screen industry. Tim, a founding board member of Film Auckland, has been responsible for the production of some of New Zealand's biggest feature films including The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, The Bridge to Terabithia, and Prince Caspian. Yogi Bear 3D, recently shot in Auckland, is one of a raft of 3D productions that is seeing a premium at the box office, and heralds in a new era of digital cinema.
Ronel Schodt
3D Live
Co-founder of 3DLive and working in the division of SHOTZ Film and Video productions, Ronel is one of New Zealand’s leading hologram specialists. With extensive knowledge in 3D movie production, recently producing NZ’s first 3D music video for J Williams, featuring Scribe, she is currently in development of various 3D productions including the refurbishment of SKYTOWER, Shantytown Museum/Cinema, NZ Police and is in post-production of the first 3D short film, TV4. Ronel is also the NZ sales Agent for the amazing I-phone app called LOOK-HERE.
For more information about this event please contact dawn.hutchesson@aut.ac.nz or 921 9566
REGISTRATIONS MUST BE RECIEVED BY DAWN BEFORE 5PM WEDNESDAY 26TH MAY!
AUT University Conference Centre, City Campus
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