To contact Interactive Cinema...
If you're interested in applying to Interactive Cinema,
consider this...
Applicants interested in the Interactive Cinema Group should have
both
theoretical and practical experience in film/video production. All
applicants should have strong computer
skills. Skills often used in the Interactive Cinema Group include, C++,
Java and standard multimedia
tools, such as Director and Premiere. Graduate students develop new
story engines, invent
cinematic production techniques and forge new directions in dynamic
storytelling. Be sure to remember your
portfolio...
A portfolio is required for all applicants to the Interactive Cinema
Group.
Submit any material which best represents the work you have done
along with your other application
materials. The portfolio showcases your forays in story telling. You
may submit your work digitally on
CD-ROM, Zip, or Jaz (Mac or Wintel). Of course, 1/2 inch NTSC video (5
minutes max) is always
welcome. Your involvement should be very clear for any work you
submit (i.e. director,
programmer, editor, sole creator). Talk to us...
You can have an interview by phone or in person. Please schedule it
in advance
with tdaniels@media.mit.edu
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