JAM3MEDIA was created by Adrian, Mark and Pablo, grads of the Sheridan Interactive Multimedia. Dennis, Salpy, and Nick are also IMM grads at Jam 3 – excellent talent!
JAM3MEDIA http://www.jam3media.com/
Our focus is delivering incredible interactive work by combining the interactive directors, motionographers and sound designers with Jam3media’s elite team of developers and designers. The excitement is palpable, since the worlds of commercial and interactive production are set on a collision course set to be dominated by creative teams that will harmonize two formerly distinct industries into one.
Digital Marketing awards http://www.marketingmag.ca/dma/index.html
Innovation, excellence, leadership. It’s what the Digital Marketing Awards are all about. Produced by Marketing magazine, the DMA’s represent the best of interactive marketing in Canada. The Awards are judged exclusively by the industry with the mandate to inspire many but reward few. Those few are chosen for their creativity and for leveraging the interactive environment to its full potential.
ADDC http://www.theadcc.ca/home_awards.asp
The Advertising & Design Club of Canada is a non-profit, non-political group dedicated to encouraging excellence in Canadian advertising and design. The Club’s overall goals are simply these: to inspire creativity, to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas, to forge a sense of community and integrity among advertising and design professionals.
WordCamp was a success and a surprise. I expected more coders for some reason and what we had was primarily marketing. This makes sense as it became abundantly clear that we have moved into the realm of using social media to get people involved with our brands. There were all sorts of examples given and tips on how to act. These primarily were – be honest and get involved yourself.
WordPress is the most popular Web content admin system famous for its bloggers and open source community. This blog is a WordPress blog
Sounds like a great event to get our students and friends out to and you can’t beat the price. As a matter of fact… if we can we should try and sponsor the event. I have put in a request to marketing and we will see what happens.
Hope to see you there – leave a comment if you and a group are coming. Oh… I am giving a talk there from a content creator standpoint at least.
Gesture interactive works developed by two groups of Sheridan Interactive Multimedia students are being displayed at the Ontario Premier’s Innovation Awards ceremony on May 15th at MaRS in Toronto.
The work will be projected on the floor and walls of the reception area and features gesture technology from Gesture Tek. People will wave to interact with elements of our innovations.In one of the features, the names of the guests will be read from QR Code readers and placed on shapes such as atoms and wind.The letters of the name will then animate to gestures.
The projects are two of the Sheridan Interactive Multimedia one year post grad program’s client projects where the students work in groups with live clients.Another group is working with Infusion to create prototypes for multitouch tables like Microsoft Surface.Spy Films in Toronto is also working with a group to create an interactive video installation for their walls during their 15th anniversary of their famed Media Agency Party.
PREMIER’S AWARDS
The Premier’s Innovation Awards was created to recognize and reward Ontario’s top researchers and innovators that are successfully turning global challenges into the next generation of jobs for the province.
There are three categories of Premier’s Innovation Awards:
The Premier’s Catalyst Awards help build a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship in Ontario by recognizing excellence and leadership in innovation.
The Premier’s Discovery Awards celebrates the research excellence of Ontario’s most accomplished researchers.
The third category, the Premier’s Summit Award is administered by MaRS. This Award provides research support to a small number of outstanding medical researchers, helping attract them to or retain them in Ontario and enabling them to significantly expand their research programs.
