Last week we held our first Advanced Papervision3D training course in London and we had a great time with 20 very talented developers from all around Europe.
Though pretty intense, it was very inspiring for us and we enjoyed those three days a lot. Many interesting ideas were shared, and we really look forward to see the results.
Many thanks to all our attendees for your enthusiasm.
The London Flash Platform User Group will host a 3D evening on April 30th 2009 with two PV3D presentations:
I really look forward to what will be my third session at LFPUG, where not so long ago I presented Papervision3D for the first time. It’s also a great time to catch up with the London Flash community. More info and registration here.
Had a great time in Amsterdam meeting a lot of brilliant minds including PV3D colleagues Ralph, Tim, Seb and Mark and a few well known developers from our community that now I can put a face to.
Also enjoyed meeting many of the talented speakers and the guys from Away3D, AS3Dmod and other Open Source projects.
Many thanks to Shawn and the rest of the FITC team for organizing such a cool event.
I’ve been twitting for a few weeks now. It’s mostly random stuff, but if you want to follow me: @C4RL05
On behalf of PV3D I’ve been named in the Creativity 50 list alongside other people involved in all kinds of cool projects.
You can read a short interview here or check out the rest of the list.
[UPDATE] This course is sold out.
Contact us to sign up for the waiting list.
I’m organizing a 3 day intensive in-depth Advanced Papervision3D Training Course in London, for experienced professionals who want to be able to create advanced interactive 3D experiences.
The course will focus on the techniques, workflow and planning necessary to overcome the creative and technical challenges of real time 3D in Flash. You will learn a wide range of innovative tips and skills as well as how to make sound decisions from the beginning to save unnecessary challenges further down the pipeline.
Click here for the detailed course outline.
Dates: April 6th-8th 2009
Location: London, UK
Number of participants: Spaces are limited to 20
Duration: 21 hours
Please keep in mind that this course is geared towards developers who have significant development experience with AS3 and working knowledge of Papervision3D. Since this is an advanced course, it’s not suitable for people who have limited experience using those technologies.
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I recently had the pleasure of doing an interview for iPro, the new blog from Craig Elimeliah devoted exclusively for Owners/Interactive Producers so that we have a voice in our industry and to share, compare, empathize and educate each other and our clients.
If the subject matters to you, check out the rest of the blog for a great source of information and inspiration.
Thanks Craig!
FITC Amsterdam 2009 is just a few weeks away and is looking even better than last year, with an amazing speaker line up including Papervision3D colleagues such as Ralph Hauwert and Seb Lee-Delisle.
My session, We make, you enjoy is scheduled for Monday 23rd February at 14:45 and will focus on some of the techniques, workflow and planning needed to overcome challenges of interactive 3D in Flash.
It promises to be a very interesting and inspirational conference and a great opportunity to meet friends and colleagues.
Really enjoyed my online presentation at ActionScript Hero last Monday, we reached 130 attendees including many friends and colleagues and my session was well received. It was a great experience and I’d like to say a big thank you to everybody that was there.
I went through the creative and technical challenges we are facing when creating the HelloEnjoy website, including a sneak peek of what’s to come. You can download the audio here, but without the images I’m not sure it’s easy to follow.
Many thanks to Pablo Parrado for giving me the opportunity and for his hard work on behalf of the Flash community.
My online presentation at ActionScript Hero has been rescheduled for Monday January 19th at 18:00 GMT.
You can register today here. Look forward to see you there.
