Computer Generated Images for Advertising & Marketing Conference (CGAM)

Posted In | Event Category: Business / Management, Other, Visual Effects | Event Type: Conferences, Discussion, Exhibits, Seminars / Workshops, Trade Shows
Hollywood has been selected as the host city for the first annual Computer Generated Images for Advertising & Marketing conference (CGAM). CGAM will take place at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel - March 10 & 11, 2008.

CGAM is the premier annual global conference for professionals focusing on cutting-edge technology and the value of Computer Generated Images (CGI) in marketing and advertising. The conference features a variety of tutorials and conference sessions that cover current topics related to CGI.
CGI experts, ad agencies, implementers, manufacturers, inventors, clients and vendors are invited to attend this unique conference. The interactive format makes the CGAM Conference a great place to meet and exchange ideas with leading experts, find out about the needs of potential clients, or get information about new and existing products.

Sponsors include: RealTime Technologies/ RTT, Saddington & Baynes, Bunkspeed, Mackevision, AutoDesk and Radiance.

For conference details and to request more information, visit www.cgamconference.com. For more information on exhibiting or sponsoring please contact: Angela L. Jones, by email: angela@cgamconference.com or by phone: +1-323-317-0186.
Starts: Mar 10, 2008 - Ends: Mar 11, 2008Submission Deadline: Mar 10, 2008
Location: Hollywood, California, USAWebsite: http://www.cgamconference.com






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