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David
Madrid - "Making things move" -  Za
Jun 12th, 2005, 7:38pm  
El Madialab del centro conde duque de Madrid propone este curso sobre el movimiento de objetos basandose en el lenguaje processing del 20 al 23 de junio.
Si alguien tiene más información o interés en el curso que lo ponga aquí o me mande un correo a mi mail y comentamos.
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zach
Re: Madrid - "Making things move" - &nbs
Reply #1 - Jun 14th, 2005, 12:58pm  
hi,

Thanks for posting. It just crossed my mind to post this on the processing boards.  The registration closes tomorrow, and it seems like a very good group so far, but I would like to invite anyone else who is in the area and is interested.  

http://www.medialabmadrid.org/medialab/medialab.php?l=1

to apply:
fill out this
http://www.medialabmadrid.org/archivos/Formulario_talleres.doc
and send to:
info@medialabmadrid.org




Making things move
Zachary Lieberman
From June 20th to June the 23th.
MediaLabMadrid (Juan Gris Hall)

How can we make things move in an interesting, compelling, and lifelike manner?

This workshop will investigate key concepts of programmatic animation techniques using processing, and will explore how these approaches integrate with interactive and audiovisual systems to create intuitive and playful modes of expression.

also, I will be giving a talk on the night of the 23rd, so please come!

thanks and take care,
zachary
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