VIEW Conference 2010
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Deadline: 15 Sep 2010 - General Submission Deadline
Call For Papers / Call For Participation (CfP)
VIEW Conference is the premiere international event in Italy on Computer Graphics, Interactive Techniques, Digital Cinema, 3D Animation, Gaming and VFX.
VIEW 2010 will continue to focus on exploring the increasingly fluid boundary between real and digital worlds. Through lectures, meetings, tributes, exhibits, screenings and demo presentations VIEW will reveal the new digital frontier sweeping from cinema to architecture, from automotive design to advertisement, from medicine to videogames.
Papers, Videos, and Artworks-- August 31, 2010
VIEW Award-- September 15, 2010
VIEW's Promo Contest-- October 23, 2010
VIEWfest, "a global network of digital movie festivals," is also organized by the VIEW Conference and will occur from October 29-31, 2010 at Cinema Massimo in Turin, Italy.The deadline for ITALIANMIX is September 15, 2010.
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“ Whenever we capture the complexity of the real world in formal structures, whether language, social structures, or computer systems, we are creating discrete tokens for continuous and fluid phenomena. In so doing, we are bound to have difficulty. However, it is only in doing these things that we can come to understand, to have valid discourse, and to design. ”
-- Alan Dix, p. 427 in "Upside-down A's and Algorithms - Computational Formalisms and Theory"
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