Register for SIGGRAPH 2009 by Friday and Save!
See, hear, and interact at SIGGRAPH 2009 with digital innovators, creative researchers, award-winning producers, provocative artists, energetic executives, and adventurous engineers. Join 20,000 of your industry peers at SIGGRAPH 2009 in New Orleans, 3-7 August, for world-class technical presentations, creative exploration, and the industry’s largest marketplace of products and services: the SIGGRAPH Exhibition.
SIGGRAPH 2009 aims to satisfy all of your senses. Highlights include:
- Keynote Speakers: Steve Duenes, Graphics Director for The New York Times; Will Wright, famed videogame designer and creator of Spore™ and The Sims series; and Randy Thom, pioneer in sound and two-time Academy Award© winner
- Computer Animation Festival: The internationally renowned forum for presentation of the world's most innovative and stimulating computer-generated animated films, this year introducing two new focuses in Real-Time Rendering and Visual Music
- Emerging Technologies: Innovative technologies and applications highlighting a variety of research across the industry including alternative displays, robotics, input interfaces, game development, audio, haptics/VR, and experimental sensory experiences
- NEW! Games content: New programs focusing on the relationships among game design practices, technologies, and player experiences through the presentation of Game Papers, Talks, Panels, Courses and more
- Contests & Competitions: The return of FJORG!, the 32 hour international animation contest, and the introduction of the first annual GameJam!, a 24-hour videogame development competition
- Technical Papers: The premier global forum presenting groundbreaking research from today's leading international organizations
- SIGGRAPH Exhibition: Explore the products, systems, and ideas that are creating the next three generations of computer graphics and interactive techniques
- SIGGRAPH 2009+1 New Orleans Outreach: Attendees have the opportunity to give back to the community through a series of partnerships with local organizations; efforts will help educate local youth on enriching careers in technology and creative arts with the goal of strengthening the community by investing in this next generation.
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