And now...presenting...

DAM 2010-



Staying true to the binary digits in this year, we at DAM 2010 have decided to go that extra mile and include all digital media this time. This year isn’t just going to be about digi-movies and animations. We are going beyond the 70mm moving pictures zone to television, music and even gaming.

VF(ilm)X - Visual Effects decoded


To begin with we have the entire low-down on special effects covered this year. When the industry has embraced the VFX revolution, why should we be far behind?

Toon-i-mation – ‘The craft of getting pictures to talk’


This is all about getting the people behind the toons to talk about the industry, where it is headed and what more can we expect.


Digitalisation-A Downfall? - Reviving Talent v/s killing art


‘To digital’ or ‘Not to digital’ is the question here.

Digi-Telezation - The scope of Digital Television


A look at how television today is getting digitised and taking it to the next level of entertainment.

Gaming - Child's play or strategic v/s tool?


PSP, CS, NFS, sound familiar to you…enter our gaming console where we bring you the brains behind the cutthroat gaming industry and what’s in store ahead.

Digital Music - The dynamics of Digital audiography


Dig into the digital music scene as we go all digital gaga over the digi-revolution in music

The past...

The other forerunners of the Movement (the speakers)

· Kunaal Roy Kapur (The President is Coming)

· K. Hariharan (Director, LV Prasad Film & Television Academy)


· Dr. Sunil Patil (former CEO of PVR Digital –India, currently working in Scrabble Entertainment)

· Joy Mukherjee (Creative Director of Zee International and a visual effects expert)

· VJ-turned-actor-turned-director Luke Kenny (of Rock On! fame)

· Advertising guru Prahlad Kakkar

DAM 2008 Speakers

· Ms. Tanuja Chandra (of Dushman fame)

· Ms. Bhavna Talwar (Dharm), and

· Documentary filmmaker Ms. Madhusree Dutta among others

Welcome!

The DigitAll Movement was first held in 2008. The DigitAll Movement, conceptualized and organized by SIMC, with the audiovisual trainees in the forefront is SIMC’s tribute to the digital medium. Ever year more than 2500 students are invited to be a part of Digital Movement on the new 300-acre campus of Symbiosis International University, to participate in workshops, seminars, competitions and sundown activities. The event gives a platform for anyone with a creative aptitude and minimal knowledge of technology to express their ideas effectively. In the past two years, our students have interacted with big names from the film (mainstream and documentary) and animation industry in India.







DAM 2010 will be the biggest SIMC has seen so far. We hope you are just as excited about this event as we are!