PS 41
116 West 11th St., New York, NY 10011-8306
Get ready for another action-packed meeting of After Effects New York, the world’s largest software user group.
Best of all, thanks to our awesome sponsors, the meeting is FREE!
As always, we’re giving away Thousands of dollars worth of AE-related prizes: Plug-ins, Apps, Books, Stock Footage, and DVD Training!
No need to let us know you’re coming. Just show up!
Presenters
Jeremy Cox
Imaginary Forces
Imaginary forces is a Design Company, Production House, and Creative Agency in the areas of film titles, branding, commercials, broadcast design packages, interactive spaces and more.
Jeremy will be showing some of his recent work from Terminator Salvation and God of War.
Theodore Daley
Designer/Compositor
AN extremely talented designer and compositor who was part of the God of War campaign team at Imaginary Forces. His clients and projects include, Chase, Microsoft, Smirnoff, Nike, Sky, and many others.
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Comments
Chas Betts
Hey guys,
Just wondering how this works. I’m from Minnesota but I’ll be in town for this meeting. Are non-members allowed to come to the meetings? Hopefully looking forward to it!
Chas
June 21, 2010
Aharon Rabinowitz
EVERYONE is welcome. Just show up.
June 24, 2010
Dan Melius
Hey Gents!
Thanks for an AWESOME meeting last night! I’m a big fan of Imaginary Forces and it was really cool to see them break down some of their work. I was wondering what the camera they had was called (the 3D desktop cam)? I had to run fast at the end and so didn’t have a chance to come up and find out. Thanks again, though! I’m a huge fan of these meetings!
June 25, 2010
Michele Moore - Happy1
This recent New York Times article on 3D for cellphones may be of interest to people attending your July meeting – it’s all about AE 3D, isn’t it?
July 4, 2010
Michele Moore - Happy1
This recent New York Times article on 3D for cellphones may be of interest to people attending your July meeting – it’s all about AE 3D, isn’t it?
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/04/technology/04novel.html
July 4, 2010