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Charonite at the Malta Digital Arts Expo 2008 – Chance to win €500!
Charonite will be launching a character illustration competition for its new virtual world at www.kinglion.com during the Malta Digital Arts Expo 2008. Competitors will have the chance to win €500, and the winner and runner-up artists may also be offered further full-time or part-time work opportunities on the project.
Top-up BSc (Hons) / BA (Hons) degree in ONE year
You can now upgrade your HND in Computing or HND in Business Studies to a BSc (Hons) or BA (Hons) degree in just one year through the prestigious British University of Hertfordshire’s campus in Malta. Sessions will be held every Saturday so as not to interfere with any job you might have while studying for the degree.
Creative focus at the Digital Arts Expo
The Malta International Digital Arts Expo 2008 will showcase the best of Malta’s creative talent in the Digital Arts Gallery Zone between 3 and 6 July 2008 at the Hilton Conference Centre, St Julians.
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Digital Arts Expo 2008
The Malta International Digital Arts Expo 2008 is a four-day business event coming to Malta, between 3 and 6 July 2008, including a Business to Business Exhibition, Gallery Zone, Creative – Technology – Business Seminar Rooms, MAC Lab Workshops and Kinemastic Short Film Cinema Room all designed to tackle the fast evolving digital technologies and the changes that will transform businesses in the digital media industry - and their clients.
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Workshops & Seminars
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Benefits of 3D Architectural Visualization by Alfred Camilleri
With 3D Visualizations, everyone involved in all phases of development can clearly understand the entire process. Designers can see the development from any angle within its environment before anything is even built. The advantages are far-reaching as problems can be solved before construction begins. Unforeseen problems would require expensive alterations during construction - 3D visualization exposes these problems beforehand, sparing much expense and speeding up development.
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