Archive for April, 2009

Boston Trifecta: Red Sox, Park Plaza and Flash on Tap!

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

The Boston Park Plaza, the Red Sox, and Flash on Tap Team Up for a wicked awesome Boston Experience!

 

Win VIP Red Sox tickets courtesy of Boston Park Plaza!

All Flash on Tap Conference attendees are eligible to win a VIP Boston Red Sox Package courtesy of The Boston Park Plaza!

 

Here’s the pitch: The Boston Park Plaza will provide a one-night complimentary stay in a Junior Suite.  You’ll have access to the Towers Concierge Lounge for a complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast, Evening Snacks, and Hors D’oeuvres.  You’ll also receive two complimentary tickets to a Boston Red Sox baseball game at historic Fenway Park.  The seats are located in the VIP section of the park, the State Street Pavilion. 

 

Are you eligible?

·        Be registered for the conference on or before May 1, 2009.

·        All conference registrants will be put into a pool and one lucky

winner will get the Junior Suite and two tickets to the Boston Red Sox courtesy of The Boston Park Plaza and Flash on Tap!

·        Only coming for a workshop? Be sure to upgrade your registration for the whole conference in order to be eligible for this promotion.

·        The Red Sox are not in town during  the conference but will play at their Home Field the weeks before and after. http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/schedule/index.jsp?c_id=bos&m=5&y=2009

Buy your ticket now! http://flashontap.eventbrite.com

 

Waltz with Bashir Animation Director to Present at Flash on Tap!

Monday, April 13th, 2009

Yoni Goodman the Director of Animation for Waltz with Bashir will present at Flash on Tap. He worked with Director, Ari Goldman, and Art Director, David Polonsky, to create the award-winning and critically acclaimed animated documentary that deals with the Israeli Army’s mission in the 1982 Lebanon War, highlighted by animated interviews with those who took part.

 

Waltz with Bashir was initially created as a real video based on a 90-page script. It was then shot in a sound studio and cut as a 90-minute length video film. From there the directors story-boarded the feature so that it could then be translated into 2300 illustrations used to create the animation. The animation format, invented by Goodman, is a unique combination of Flash animation, classic animation and 3D.

 

Goodman is going to talk about his role and work on the film, including the creation of its unique Flash-cutout technique. We’ll also be screening the film–so you’ll get a chance to hear about how it was created and see the movie. Bring your own popcorn!