Free Tickets to “Pause: Ideas in Motion”
UPDATE: Tickets are all gone, congrats to the winners.
I’ve got some free tickets to giveaway for some lucky readers. Insane score, these tickets are valued at $199 - if you are going to be in NYC on November 10 - 11, don’t miss this bus. If you can’t make it to the conference, please don’t try to win them, you’ll make someone else miss out.
The first 3 readers to email chris *at* chriskelley *dot* tv the answer to which year did COSA create After Effects will get a free pass to Pause: Ideas in Motion - the premiere motion graphics conference in the States, and in my opinion the world.
What is Pause: Ideas in Motion?
Pause is an event that’s all about mograph. Theory, technique, concepts, you name it. The lineup of presenters this year is ridiculous: Hillman Curtis, Chris Milk, Mark Romanek, BTRY, Brand New School, BUCK, Digital Kitchen, GMunk, Hush, Joseph Kosinski, MK12 and UFO. Doesn’t get much more exciting than that.
PAUSE NYC is open to anyone who works with 3D and motion graphics technologies — whether After Effects, Combustion, Maya, Motion, or a combination of these and other bold new toolsets.
PAUSE - Dates, Times and Location:
November 10 - 11, 2008, 9 AM - 6 PM
BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center
199 Chambers Street #110SC
New York, NY 10007
http://www.pausenyc.tv
Follow The Mograph Blog on Twitter
So due to my semi-inconsistent posting, I want to try and make it as easy as possible for everybody to get updates when I add stuff around here. In honor of that, I created a Twitter account for The Mograph Blog to tweet out updates when I post new articles. The Twitter account will be solely for update notifications on this site, and will be used for nothing else, so don’t worry about any spamminess.
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Shhhh… Silent Launch!
TheMographBlog.com is open to the public. I have a bunch of articles in the queue and will start releasing them as I touch them up. Feel free to participate in the comments and let me know what you think!
Thanks
Chris Kelley