3December Celebration for Max and Maya Users!

3December Celebration for Max and Maya Users!

Be certain to mark Sunday, December 2, 2007 as 'busy', because you won't want to miss the biggest User's Group event of the year!

'3December' is the annual celebration of all things 3D, it's name a take-off of '3D' and 'December 3rd'. This is the 9th year of the event, a theme that Autodesk has continued after acquiring Alias in 2006.

This is a Global Celebration, with events happening all over the planet in the course of the week of December 3rd. This event is December 2nd this year. Chicago is one of the largest and fastest growing users groups for Max and Maya, and the organizers have been working to make this a unique and special event for everyone.

LOCATION

DePaul University in Chicago will be hosting the event at their School of Computer Science, Telecommunications and Information Systems, "CTI". The CTI building is at:

DePaul University

School of CTI

243 South Wabash Avenue

Chicago, IL 60604

http://www.cti.depaul.edu

The event will be in Room 924, and will run from Noon until about 5pm. A selection of delicious food will be available.

SPEAKERS

Organizers are in the process of finalizing a number of very special speakers for the event, including Max and Maya Industry Professionals in the Game and Architectural / Product Visualization fields, Max and Maya Educators, and 3D users such as yourself.

There will also be an Open Forum time for attendees to showcase their work, for Q&A, and plenty of time to socialize throughout the day. This is a great opportunity to meet your counterparts in the industry!

Please bring still-images, videos and show reels of your work to share with the group in our Electronic Theater. The meeting is for and about the users, so show your stuff!

RSVP

Please RSVP to jenni@max3ds.com to let her know that you will be attending. They are working out the menu, and want to make sure they have plenty of food. This is a free event, as always.

The meeting is open to all students, professionals, and educators using 3ds Max, Maya and MotionBuilder.

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