CARTOON presents Cartoon Masters: Finance. The theme of the event is

CARTOON presents Cartoon Masters: Feature. The theme of the event is

Lectures and intense workshops will cover essential subjects to be considered during the development/pre-production phase for interactive entertainment projects. During the seminar in parallel up to ten selected projects will be provided with several face-to-face consulting sessions designed especially to the needs of their project. In cooperation with the fmx/04, sagasnet is a non-profit training initiative to further content development for interactive media supported by the European MEDIA Plus Programme Training + designed in the first place for participants coming from MEDIA member countries. Applicants from other countries please contact the sagasnet office directly.

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fmx/05 is an international conference for animation, effects, realtime and content. As the biggest event of its kind in the German-speaking countries, FMX attracts about 2,000 participants per day. Visitors are people who take a special interest in the technological, economic but also social and cultural aspects of computer animation. For more information, visit www.fmx.de.

CARTOON presents Cartoon Masters: Finance. The theme of the event is

For over 10 years now and several times a year, the Cartoon Masters have been the place for animation professionals to convene and discuss their industry's particular preoccupations: creativity, new technologies, finance and long feature. A perfect combination of intense sessions with top-level speakers and relaxing moments in warm test and charming atmospheres

Medienwoche Berlin-Brandenburg 2006 is where Berlin and Brandenburg's entire media industry crosses paths. Building on last year's success, the conference will once again succinctly join various types of media industry events under one giant umbrella. With highlights including the Medienforum (Aug. 30

IFA is one of the largest consumer electronics trade shows in the world. It combines innovation and the technology of tomorrow with business sales and entertainment. According to published statistics, more than 1,200 companies from 32 countries exhibited at IFA 2007, covering a net space of more than 103,000 square meters. More than 6,600 press attended IFA 2007, including 1,371 international journalists from 62 countries. Sales at the 2007 show totaled 2.75 billion Euros. The number of trade visitors attending the show in 2007 jumped 7.5% to 101,358. The overall number of attendees jumped 5% to a total of 223,000 -- making IFA nearly 60% larger than the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held each year in Las Vegas. For more information, visit http://www.ifa-berlin.com.

GDC will bring to Europe its renowned conference content quality and its access to the industry leaders driving innovation in games across the globe, in an effort to engender learning, networking and inspiration. Presenting GDC Europe at gamescom, the leading European consumer and industry show, will allow the conference to address the development community at a central location in the heart of Europe which will command the critical mass of the European games sector. The new arrangement will also enjoy the advantage of a local leadership that truly understands the needs of its market as well as the ability to navigate the region and offer a stage to present the largest professionals-only event in Europe.

More information on GDC Europe will be unveiled soon. In the meantime, please refer to http://www.gdceurope.com.