Digital Art Awards 2005
As the information technology revolution accelerates the spread of digital media, there is an increasing demand for digital content, such as films, animation, and interactive games.The Digital Art Awards 2005 (DAA 2005), presented by Keio Research Institute at SFC, is designed to encourage, support, and promote digital content produced by creative students. The competition aims to become an international gateway to success for students who will lead the next generation digital content industry.
The fifth annual competition is currently inviting innovative and experimental digital works in four categories:
"Digital cinema","Interactive","Digital Music", and "High School (Japan only)".Winners of the Digital Art Awards 2005 will be presented with their awards at the Open Research Forum (ORF) to be held at Roppongi Hills (Tokyo) on November 22-23, 2005.
The interactive category includes games, interactive art, FLASH and web3d contents.
The award is 500,000YEN (about US$4,534.74)
Your work MUST reach the Digital Art Awards 2005 Office by SEPTEMBER 20, 2005. Works will not be returned after entry.