Pause Digital Festival 2012 Program Guide!

Introducing the Pause Fest 2012 Program Guide! Inside you will find everything you need to know about the festival including tickets and festival features. The interactive guide is displayed on an amazing Issuu spreadsheet and has 77 pages of Pause-y goodness.

Pause Fest is throughout the Melbourne CBD, November 8-11th. If you're either looking for inspiration or just simply want to be amazed, buy a ticket to one of the many events going on.

This is finally happening!

Program Guide Link: http://issuu.com/pausefest/docs/pause2012program?mode=window&backgroundColor=%23222222

AutoDesk M&E: Meet the Expert

Why hello Buyologers, we meet again. What say you to another scheduled date, say Friday the 22nd of June? Come join me for Autodesk M&E Webinars- Meet the Expert Series.



Friday's webinar will feature Smoke 2013. ANZ Creative Finishing Specialist Rob O'Neill, will talk you through the in's and out's of Smoke 2012. By then end you'll be a whizz bang pro at getting a professional editorial finish out of Smoke for high quality commercials and broadcast projects. Wee!

So if Final Cut X just didn't do it for you, or you'd like to pack that CV a little more. You'd better register. Go on ~Gain Wisdom~

Smoke 2013 Reviews?
Sure! Find them here & here.

Youtube Videos?
No Sweat! Nyan Cat.

Ooh! Let me just click this link here... Wait, where in the internet am I?

I found this little gem on Coudal's blog. This blog is a time warp so be prepared to find yourself in the wierd part of the internet after opening one or two of their links. It's a great resource of all their inspiration, and that as a consumer is interesting to see. I always wonder what the creatives do behind their desks and this blog ladies and gentlemen is the answer.

This short film Hobbies is something I could see being submitted for Pause. It has an interesting commentary on how attention span is constantly shrinking especially now where one minute you'll be reading an article about Siri sending all your requests to a black box and the next you'll be watching "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" wondering how that happened. So I can understand this guy's frustration.