This Master Class will focus on trends and developments in the field and is being taught by Bradley University Alumni
Joel Raabe, Audio Engineer @ Gramercy Post
Renae Radford, Modeling and Surface Coordinator @ DreamWorks
Dave Rogers, Head Animator @ Click3x
This Master Class will focus on trends and developments in the field and is being taught by Bradley University Alumni
Diana Hughes, Lead Designer / Producer @ Codename
This Master Class will focus on trends and developments in the field and is being taught by Bradley University Alumni
Chris Free, Co-owner of Chromatic
Dave Look, Web & Multimedia Developer @ Northwestern University Advanced Media Production Studio (NUAMPS)
Bradley University Alumni Sam Hull will be screening his debut feature film “Not Dead Yet,” a dramatic comedy about three midlife women who join forces to revive their acting careers. “Not Dead Yet” won Best Feature Film at the Rhode Island International Film Festival and the Baltimore Women’s Film Festival in 2009. It was awarded three honorable mentions at HDFEST in 2010, and was also the only feature film from the U.S. chosen for the 2010 International Women's Film Festival. In addition to directing, Mr. Hull is also an actor, acting coach and director’s consultant, as well as an artist and designer – a true TransMedia Artist. He will be hosting a Q&A event immediately following the screening.
Come and see all of the work submitted to this year's i.bradley Media Festival. Each room will be showing work from a specific category.
Specific film/video genres include (but are not limited to) documentary, dramatic/narrative, music video and experimental. Work must be 5 minutes or less in length.
The animation category includes stop motion, cut out, rotoscope, 2D illustrative, Flash and 3D digital. Work must be 5 minutes or less in length.
Interactive includes a wide range of projects including game development, interactive Flash development, web design and application/software development. Work must be 5 minutes or less in length.
Our distinguished panel of Alumni will discuss the current state of the quick paced industry of Interactive Media.
The Department of Theatre Arts presents "America Live!" at the Hartmann Center Theatre.
Welcome to America's most popular TV show, America Live!, where controversy reigns supreme, Old Glory flies forever, and the star of the show is you. America Live! is an original interactive performance piece developed through Bradley's award winning InterMedia Center and in partnership with the Interactive Media Department. This comedic look at political television is a star-spangled event that will leave you awestruck like fireworks on the Fourth of July?
The production was written by Jeff Wirth from a story concept by Jim Ferolo and George H. Brown. It will feature the talents of Interactive Media students under the instruction of Matt Nelson as they provide the visuals and interactivity that makes this peice a truly unique theatre.
All events are free to the general public, except America Live, for which ticket information can be found below.
Ticket Information
