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How did the creatives at Crispin Porter + Bogusky transform a quaint car from across the pond into the sexy Mini Cooper? Wha’s next for motion graphics innovators MK12, whose spots for EA Sports fearlessly take you into the mind of a videogamer? Why are the oddball vinyl plushies of Friends With You the new darlings of public art installations, Nike Lab, and a certain hotel in Denmark? Is computational artist Golan Levin creating the newest mode of audiovisual expression when he conducts a symphony of cellphones, or transmutes speech into graphics that can be played as instruments?

Get the answers to these questions and much more at MOVE: Stories In Motion, a design conference that will explode the definition of motion graphics and expand the boundaries of storytelling. Moderated by Peter Hall.

Presented by the New York Chapter of AIGA, MOVE will showcase groundbreaking work by today’s leading artists, filmmakers, designers, music-video directors, VJs, musicians, and Efx wizards. We guarantee that you will leave feeling so inspired that you will either rethink the way you do your current job or you�ll be motivated to quit and start a new one. Hey, put your creativity in motion.

Schedule
Friday 29 April 2005
1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Conference sessions
9:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Opening night reception

Saturday 30 April 2005
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. conference sessions

Each day of the conference will feature focused sessions on particular practices within the motion design field: film and television titles, sound design, film EFX and character creation. Friday�s sessions lead into the Opening Night Reception featuring projections chosen by guest VJs, music and refreshments. Saturday’s sessions will end at 6:00 p.m., leaving attendees plenty of time to explore New York for the remainder of the weekend.

The Skirball Center
The Skirball Center is the focal point of New York University’s rich and varied cultural life. The architecturally significant space provides outstanding site lines for its seating capacity of 800 and state of the art audiovisual equipment in a comfortable and modern environment.

Conference fees and access
Registration includes admission to all presentations and the Opening Night Reception. Beverages will be available during all breaks. Generous cocktails and snacks will be served during the Opening Night Reception. Partial conference registration is not available. Due to space limitations, the Opening Night Reception is only open to registered attendees.