Our Media students conquered the conference Twitter wall |
Juhani Hujala and Vilma Pekola after the awards ceremony |
Cesare Massarenti today at MindTrek Conference |
Story: Emilia Kwiatkowska
First from the left: Wilken Holle, Bjorn Stockleben and Prof. Dr. Artur Lugmayr |
Photographic exhibitions are most often presented us as prints inside a gallery space. Backlight Photo Festival made an exception this year by introducing part of the exhibition as an outdoor screening. Selection of the exhibition works were taken around the Pirkanmaa region and projected on walls of buildings. This way the exhibition reached a new audience. Backlight Screening was also a good way to promote the main exhibition.
At Mänttä-Vilppula |
Richard Vickers |
Chiara Boeri, the distinguished Italian Media Artist, really took our Media students yesterday. Here you can read post by two of them:
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Today we had a lecture with Chiara Boeri, well known in the community of media artists all over the world, with work experience in Hollywood, Great Britain, France and Italy (to mention a few). Besides big projects she is undertaking, she is also a lecturer at UAS in Torino, teaching students about the art of integrating today's modern technology of computers and graphics into the old art of film making.
Björn Stockleben on left, Artur Lugmayr on right |
More than 30 student teams started projects with companies |
Story and photos: Emilia Kwiatkowska
Vernissage in TR1 Kunsthall |
Students of cinematography go to forest - never mind the weather! |
Lend exhibition now under construction will open tomorrow |
Hotel Rosendahl, venue of MindTrek Conference |
Fine art student Veera Luoto & Augustin "Gustav" Bubnik |
Seili Island |
MA in Screenwriting students at our main entrance |
Story&pictures: Heidi Mäenpää
If you walked anywhere near Sorsapuisto last weekend you must have wondered why a huge bunch of strangely dressed people were surrounding the Tampere hall. The answer is very simple: Tracon VI had taken over! The sixth annual role-playing game and anime/manga convention with an average of 3500 visitors brought together people from all around Finland and the other far corners of the world. This year the Guests of Honor were Yoshihiro Takahashi (the maker of "Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin" manga, in English "Silver Fang: Shooting Star (or Meteor) Silve"), Mike Pohjola (a Finnish author and game designer) and Janne Kemppi (a long-term lecturer and entertainer in Finnish conventions, focusing on RPG, anime and manga). Right from the beginning everybody knew this was going to be the best Tracon yet!
Nice and clear weather made it possible for people to enjoy the outsides while waiting for another presentation, competition or workshop to begin |
The winner! |
Outi directing the film's main character. |
A view of Keskustori on the coming weekend. Picture by Village of the Future architects Saana Karala and Tuomo Joensuu. |