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Gaming
industry looks to recruit 300 in next 6 months
The
telecom revolution has ushered in many a change
in the Indian lifestyle. One industry whose
existence can be attributed majorly to the
telecom revolution is India's gaming industry...More |
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Good
SFX not possible without proper planning,
budgets
From
being defined as 'Public ko uloo banane ka
dhandha' to 'Computer generated imagery skillfully
blended with live action', special FX, their
impact and various factors that influence
flwaless output were discussed at length in
the second panel discussion of day 2 at CgA
world 2004...More |
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Consistent
exposure to high quality animation needed
to grow the market
"40
years ago, Japan did not boast of world class
cars as it does today, the outsourcing of
manafacturing processes from top US companies
to Japan gave it the exposure to top class
quality and imbibed in the japanese a love
for good cars. Ditto for animation" :
UTVToons' Jyotirmoy Saha ...More |
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Toonz
Webel institutes tough entrance procedures
If
the clear dissent of industry players at the
quality of education imparted by animation
institutes in the country is an indication
of things to come, getting admission into
an animation school will soon be much tougher...More |
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CgA
World : Call for animation institutes to rework
syllabi
'The
easy way out need not nescessarily be the
best. That was the message that came across
at the end of Day 1 at CgA World 2004...More |
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Maya
6.0 launched for India at CgA world 2004
New
features include motion retargeting wherein
a motion path attributed to a certain character
can be applied to another character with one
click...More |
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Audion
launches 'ATMOS' at CgA world
Amongst
its features is the unique user interface,
wherein the user doesnt have access to the
desktop, instead direct access to Maya, plugins
and project folders is available...More |
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News
from Indiantelevision.com
Portable
gaming revenue to grow to $2.7 billion
The
global portable gaming industry will witness a boom
in the coming five years. JupiterResearch, a division
of Jupitermedia Corporation has announced that the
audience for portable gamers will grow from 23 million
in 2003 to 43 million in 2009...More |
Creator
of 'Millionaire' sues Disney over royalties
The
Brit creator of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?,
Paul Smith of Celador International, sued the Walt
Disney Co. on Thursday accusing it of cutting him
out of the profits of the American version of the
hit game show...More |
Nick
to get 'MTV India treatment' for makeover
The
imminent entry of Disney and the indigenously grown
Hungama TV seems to have spurred MTV into recharging
Nick...More |
China
to promote home-made cartoons
A
circular issued by China's State Administration
of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) emphasises
improving the quality and quantity of domestically
created cartoons, while at the same time limiting
the introduction of overseas cartoons...More |
Turner
spruces Pogo to meet competition
It's
time to gear up for competition, existing and imminent.
Pogo, the five month old children's channel from
Turner, is ready with phase II of its programming
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Cartoons
on the Bay 2004 Report
Animation
festival vet and historian Harvey Deneroff lends
his perspective to latest Cartoons on the Bay, a
uniquely Italian event celebrating television animation..
Animation
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