robcamp@uunet.UU.NET (Robert Campanell) (05/24/91)
"Cyberia," a television program featuring computer animations, music video, and dance, is seek three students from the Washington DC area to join the production staff. The positions will involve all aspects of television production. Activities include script writing, video editing, direction, on-camera hosting, producing and audio mixing. We use the Mandala virtual environment for the introduction segments of the program. The goal of the program is to demonstrate how the computer is being used as an artistic tool, and to develop ideas for virtual reality as an entertainment medium. "Cyberia" is entirely student-produced. The program is aired on U*NET (University Network), a non-profit satellite television network linking hundreds of colleges across the United States. U*NET features a diversity of student-produced programs from school across the U.S. The network is located at Brown University, and is supported from grants by CBS, Time-Warner, HBO, TBS and other major cable networks. "Cyberia" is in its second season, and is scheduled for six episodes (three each semester). Production will resume in August. All positions are on a volunteer basis, and require a time commitment between 2-5 hours per week. If you are interested in the positions, please E-mail a reply, or call me a (202) 667-4721 ---------------------------------------------------------------- | "C Y B E R I A" | | Experience Reality in a Virtual World | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |Robert Campanell |Explicit Multimedia | |Producer, "Cyberia" |2020 Pennsylvania Ave. NW | |George Washington University |Suite 430 | |USENET: robcamp@well.sf.ca.us |Washington, DC 20006 | ----------------------------------------------------------------