Animex 07, the Learning Page has been updated

Update Feb 07 PDF slideshow(about 5 meg) walk between Spacex and LifeBytes, more in blog

UPDATE APRIL 28th 2006 New search word cloud added. Please keep scrolling to bottom

UPDATE March 17th Google Video has made some space available for an interview with Kris Sum, explaining Scene.org and the demoscene. The sound version has been at Rougement Global Broadcasting. It was recorded last year but bandwidth has been a problem. Google now accept more or less any content into their vault. Some is charged for but much is free. Since the interview, Sundown has been held at Budleigh Salterton so there is a UK event. Otherwise most of the information is still current.

UPDATE FEB16th There is now a Flash music video online by Paul Gillard, with soundtrack - "Touch" by Public Symphony. Last year Paul did workshops at the Phoenix. Earlier work on his site is usually without a soundtrack. This video was originally intended as a podcast but the Flash version will be available for at least the next couple of weeks. Public Symphony also feature animation in Quicktime format on their website. Follow the link for video. See Rougemont Global Broadcasting for more on last year.

Warning Fair,
For the early part of 2006 my interest will be mostly on flat static images relating to print. This site is sponsored by Acrobat Services so this should be no surprise. Links will appear to other sites when known. It will change over time, especially during the Animated Exeter events in Feb.

This year will be more than ever like a blog, so opinions will crop up from time to time. See also blog for "wifi Exeter". This will cover animation through March so there could be something on wifii here.

Good link from previously
http://cyberanimation.tripod.com/

A New Canvas led here. Digital animation is not new.

Sample Quicktime, mostly at the Phoenix Media Centre

Test of linking to Google Video

Contact
Will Pollard

AnimX continues Animex, a digital fringe for Animated Exeter.
There is another Animex further North.

emphasising the analogue in the main festival