You may see a few familiar faces from the ETC this year at SIGGRAPH2015 in Los Angeles next week. Matt Costa (’12) is serving as Committee Member for the Computer Animation Festival. Matt is currently an Associate Video Editor at Riot Games. WEVR will be in the VR Village Sunday – Tuesday. This is a startup... Read more »
Full ArticleWith the highest class number to date, the ETC welcomed 94 new alumni at the Diploma Ceremony on Sunday May 17, 2015. Following a dinner with the graduates, faculty, the graduate’s guests and staff, each graduate received their diploma in recognition of the completion of the course of study for a Master of Entertainment Technology... Read more »
Full ArticleThe ETC project Patronus has been receiving national recognition for “Decisions that Matter – an Interactive Experience” as a way to change the way people react when they witness sexual harassment and violence. Created in the style of a graphic novel, the tool is a game with five characters plus the game player. In roughly... Read more »
Full ArticleThe work of two ETC project teams, Imagica and YETI, Hello Ocean and Arctic Stars were recognized as the Best Serious Game at the Joint Conference on Serious Games (JCSG) 2015 at the University of Huddersfield, U.K. These projects’ efforts were recognized for bringing ocean reef and tundra biomes into the classroom in clever, appealing... Read more »
Full ArticleMike Honeck, class of 2011, was part of a team that just presented some nice work at the Society for Information Display Conference in San Jose, CA last month. A Tracked Automultiscope 3D Tabletop Quinn Smithwick (DRLA), Michael Honeck (WDI) Society for Information Display Week 2015 Conference May 31, 2015 – San Jose, CA To... Read more »
Full ArticleEarlier this month we heard from ETC alum Fred Gallard (07) who recently joined THRED as a Lead Product Manager. THRED is a creation platform that gives people the tools they need to create and share multi-image stories, or “threds”, and has announced the launch of its mobile app on iOS. In addition to being... Read more »
Full ArticleCore Labs is a 6-month accelerator program specifically designed to help indie game developers get their games to market effectively. Through our expansive network of publishers, sponsors, and mentors, we provide everything budding game developers need to push their games to success. Hardware, software, office space, mentorship, marketing, demo opportunities, and publisher reviews for funding... Read more »
Full ArticleETC Assistant Professor Ralph Vituccio and the Art Institute of Pittsburgh’s Director of Digital Media Andres Tapia-Urzua have been selected as one of only two Americans projects to present in the 2015 Havana International Art Biennale. The festival will run from May 22 through June 22. “The Oracle” is an interactive video art... Read more »
Full ArticleIn the 2015 CREATEFest awards, Carnegie Mellon University’s Entertainment Technology Center (ETC) has student, faculty, spin-offs and alumni projects in the Entertainment, Film & Digital Media category. You have a chance to vote for your favorite project in this year’s Entertainment, Film & Digital Media category, by hitting the like button on the Facebook page... Read more »
Full ArticleThe spring 2014 team Transcedendence and their game TF-CBT Triangle of Life was recently released on iTunes. With the tagline “Change how you think; change your life,” the TF-CBT Triangle of Life game is designed to help children age 8-12 better understand their thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and move toward a better quality of life.... Read more »
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