After a day of Sunday workshops, Monday April 23 marks the opening of FITC Toronto 2012, The Digital Technology Festival. FITC stands for Future, Innovation, Technology, Creativity and is a art, design and technology conference that takes place in cities around the world including Tokyo, Los Angeles and Amsterdam.
The conference includes workshops, lectures and panels, and offers over seventy guest speakers. Highlights include Through the Shredder: The Magic Behind Making Abstract 3D Portraits with Ayaka Ito and Randy Church; The Future of HTML5 Motion Design with Mark Anders; Kinect-Based MoCap for After Effects with Nick Fox-Gieg; and BLA BLA: Making a Film for Computer with Vincent Morisset.
The 2012 FITC Toronto conference continues until Wednesday, April 25 at the Hilton Toronto, 145 Richmond Street West.
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Future. Innovation. Technology. Creativity.
The game has changed and FITC is on it! Featuring over 70 renowned digital creators from around the globe, FITC Toronto 2012 attendees will be privy to the knowledge of the best and brightest in the digital space. Covering everything from HTML5 to making digital art, this three day festival will leave attendees inspired to create in new and innovative ways. There will also be plenty of opportunities for networking at the legendary FITC parties and through chance encounters during the day - meet your next boss, business partner or employee.Join us at FITC Toronto 2012 for...
- Three full days, plus one day of pre-festival workshops
- Over 70 presentations and panels
- Over 1200 attendees from around the world
- Legendary FITC parties
- The FITC Awards Party
A few of the 70+ speakers...
HoogerbruggeJared Ficklin
Joel Gethin Lewis
Pete Hellicar
Mario Klingeman
Kyle McDonald
Andreas Müller
Evan Roth
Josh Nimoy
Justin Windle
James White
Grant Skinner
Topics include
HTML5 • Online Video • Kinect Hacking • Javascript • OOP • WebGL • OpenFrameworks. • CSS3 • Starling • jQuery • Flash Stage 3D • Augmented Reality • Digital Art • Robotlegs 2.0 + much more!See the entire list of presentations here.
"In addition to the talks, there was no shortage of contests, digital games and creativity all-round. FITC succeeded in leaving me feeling educated, challenged and inspired." ~ Casie Stewart
Who should attend?
DIGITAL CREATORS! This includes designers, developers, digital artists and everyone and anyone who creates things in the digital space. From technical to inspirational sessions, there's always something to choose from, regardless of what stage of your career you're in.(Psst! Need help convincing your employer that you should attend? Here is a plea letter template.)
"Aside from all the amazing art and hip nerd parties, FITC is a highly technical developer and graphic design forum; however, FITC also brings in experts in the 'creative process' to the table." ~ Corina
Why should you attend?
FITC Toronto covers the future of everything innovative, technical and creative to leave you informed, challenged and inspired. It's three solidly packed days of presentations, featuring hand-picked speakers from all over the world. At any given time, you will have 4 different presentations to choose from. FITC Toronto also provides unparalleled networking opportunities. Connect with people who share your passion for this industry at presentations, in the exhibitor area, or at one of our legendary parties."FITC has been community of creativity and inspiration for just about ten years, something I've always wanted to attend since I first heard about it but haven't had the chance til now. The speakers are as diverse as the topics, and my only regret was that I didn't clone myself so I could attend every presentation." ~Tony Briceno
Speakers
Mark Anders
adobe.com
Lee Brimelow
adobe.com
@leebrimelow
Zander Brimijoin
redpaperheart.com
@RedPaperHearts
Jon Burgerman
jonburgerman.com
@jonburgerman
Luca Candela
sencha.com
@luckymethod
Christian Cantrell
adobe.com
@cantrell
Pearl Chen
karma-laboratory.com
@androidsnsheep
Randall E. Church
randallchurch.com
@randyrec
Derek Clayton
unionplatform.com
Dana Dansereau
nfb.ca
@danadansereau
Loc Dao
nfb.ca
Mark Dennis
qnx.com
@MarkGMDennis
Aaron James Draplin
draplin.com
@draplin
Jared Ficklin
frogdesign.com
@jaredrawk
Matt Fisher
jam3.com
@fisherinnovate
Nick Fox-Gieg
fox-gieg.com
@n1ckFG
Jesse Freeman
jessefreeman.com
@jessefreeman
Lanny Geffen
Digiflare.com
Hoss Gifford
hossgifford.com
@hossgifford
Riccardo Giraldi
b-reel.com
@giraz
Mikko Haapoja
jam3.com
@mikkoh
Frederic Harper
outofcomfortzone.net
@fharper
David Hassoun
realeyesmedia.com
@hotkeys
Val Head
thisisportable.com
@vlh
Pete Hellicar
hellicarandlewis.com
@hellicar
Thibault Imbert
adobe.com
@thibault_imbert
Ayaka Ito
ayakaito.com
@ayakaito
Denise Jacobs
denisejacobs.com
@denisejacobs
Travis Jeffery
travisjeffery.com/b
@travisjeffery
Demi Kandylis
splitelement.com
Tony SY Ke
notionflow.com
@tonysyke
Jon Keon
qnx.com
@jonkeon
Mario Klingemann
quasimondo.com
@quasimondo
Andrew Kostuik
playbrassmonkey.com
@ehdeekay
Kurt Krumme
onemethod.com
@burtbrumme
Paul Laberge
microsoft.com
@plaberge
Paul LeMarquand
qnx.com
@plemarquand
Joel Gethin Lewis
hellicarandlewis.com
@joelgethinlewis
Dustin Malik
blackberry.com/developers
@@BlackBerryDev
Ben McChesney
heliosinteractive.com
@bendesigning
Kyle McDonald
kylemcdonald.net
@kcimc
Jeremy Mendes
jeremymendes.com
Colin Moock
moock.org
Vincent Morisset
vincentmorisset.com
Stacey Mulcahy
bitchwhocodes.com
@bitchwhocodes
Andreas Muller
nanikawa.com
@nanikawa
Josh Nimoy
jtnimoy.net
@jtnimoy
Peter Nitsch
peternitsch.net
@peter_nitsch
Erik Oros
blackberry.com/developers
@BlackBerryDev
Addy Osmani
addyosmani.com/blog
@addyosmani
Ted Patrick
sencha.com
@__ted__
Matthew Potter
askmatthewpotter.com
@AskMP
Ivan Poupyrev
ivanpoupyrev.com
@ipoupyrev
Robert Reinhardt
videoRx.com
@flashfreaker
Bobby Richter
robothaus.org/secretrobotron
@secretrobotron
Evan Roth
evan-roth.com
@fi5e
Chris Sanders
chrissandersdesigns.com
@CSandersDesigns
Timothy Scaffidi
timothyscaffidi.com
Daniel Scheibel
redpaperheart.com
@dscheibel
Philip Sierzega
redpaperheart.com
@frozencardoor
Grant Skinner
gskinner.com
@gskinner
Ben Smith
energytransparency.com
@fezec
Ryan Stewart
adobe.com
@ryanstewart
Jason Theodor
jasontheodor.com
@jted
Pablo Vio
jam3.com
@pablovio
James White
signalnoise.com
@Signalnoise
Charlie Whitney
redpaperheart.com
@RedPaperHearts
Justin Windle
soulwire.co.uk
@soulwire
Jason Zada
jasonzada.com
@jasonzada
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