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JAM3MEDIA have done it again winning Best in Show for the National Film Board’s Waterlife site, Golds and a couple Bronzes at the Digital Marketing Awards and an ADCC award for Happy Planet Shots.  Have a look at their blog for what they’ve been up to – http://blog.jam3media.com

JAM3MEDIA was created by Adrian, Mark and Pablo, [...]

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OLYMPICS

Cam Warnock, graduate from the 2006 Sheridan Interactive Multimedia site constructed the Canadian Trail map with the Indus Blue team for the CBC Olympic Website.  The feature allows viewers to pinpoint and contact Olympic athletes across Canada filtered by performance date and sport:
http://www.cbc.ca/olympics/canadiantrail/
PONTIAC

Adrain Belina, Pablo Vio and Mark McQuillan from the 2003 Sheridan Interactive Multimedia [...]

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The new IMM year is on its way.
Judging from our Alumni newsletter where we have compiled messages from our Interactive Multimedia grads, they have indeed been interactive with great jobs, vacations and families! Congratulations.

facebook community also extends communication amongst grads
OPPORTUNITY
We have had many companies asking for grads and in some cases we are [...]

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Sheridan Graduate, Ryan Andal, Accepts CNMA Award
Ryan Andal, Sheridan Interactive Multimedia 2005, won the 2007 Canadian New Media Awards Programmer of the Year for sites like http://www.crashaddicts.com. Evan Jones (2003) and team at Xenophile won for Excellence in Cross Platform for ReGenisis. Congratulations to both grads.

We had several runner-ups as well such [...]

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Over 20,000 people are employed full-time in Canada’s new media industry. The industry generates over two Billion Dollars in revenue per year. Eighty percent of the work generated is considered culturally relevant according to the a recent Canadian Interactive Media Producers’ Survey by Delvinia.
Despite the strength of the industry, the number of applications to interactive [...]

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