Denver Area Animators

Seminar: How to Choose the Right Prototyping System

2010-09-09T08:32:00.001-07:00

An interactive event examining technologies, applications and costs

Discover how cutting-edge prototyping technologies from Z Corporation can help you design faster and more efficiently, and cut costs at the same time.

This in-person seminar examines technology choices and selection criteria in a small-format environment ideal for personalized discussion and Q&A.

You'll learn:
- How bringing prototyping in-house accelerates product design cycles
- The similarities and differences between inkjet and plastic systems
- The criteria for selecting the right system for your applications

How to Choose the Right RP System
October 07
Lakewood, CO
9am - 11:30am
MCAD Technologies

November 04
Lakewood, CO
9am - 11:30am
MCAD Technologies

December 02
Lakewood, CO
9am - 11:30am
MCAD Technologies

http://www.zcorp.com/en/Z-Corp/How-to-Choose-the-Right-Prototyping-System/spage.aspx

2nd CFVA Showcase!

2010-09-08T18:06:00.001-07:00

Come see the work submitted by fellow CFVA members on the big screen at Starz Filmcenter!

The Showcase will screen in two theaters (6:30PM and 7:00PM). The order of the showcase is random and a run sheet will be at each theater to let everyone know when a piece they are interested in will screen.

At the same time we will have our September Schmoozer in Gallery 30, the reception space at the Starz FilmCenter. It will be LOTS of fun!

CFVA Showcase
Wednesday, September 22nd - 6PM until 9PM
Starz Filmcenter - 900 Auraria Parkway (at the Tivoli)
Members: FREE
Non-members: $10

Validated parking in the Parking Garage NORTH of the Tivoli (bring your ticket inside!)
BRING YOUR MEMBER TICKET

Don't forget to print and bring the Member Ticket in this eBulletin for instant admission, bypassing the member lookup line!
(Our thanks to High Noon Entertainment and the Denver Film Society for their contributions to this event.)

Hey, Animators, Send ASIFA-Colorado your Shorts!

2010-04-24T22:20:00.000-07:00

ASIFA-Colorado is looking for animations to show off. If you’ve created an animation – we want to see it!

Download Agreement Form

Animation Submission Entry Rules:

Eligibility.

NTSC-VHS
Auto-start DVD
CD-ROM (with universally accepted movies or avi compressed files)

Entry Fee.

Entering.

VHS/DVD of the entry for previewing (you may hold final format until after acceptance of the film.)
Synopsis of the film, which includes credits.
Brief by-lines of key players involved in the animation.
Promotional material, if available.
Signed Participation Agreement.

ASIFA-Colorado, 6585 W. 62^nd Place , Arvada , Colorado 80003 USA

Categories

Commercial

Educational

Student work

Non-commercial

Selection.

May 31, 2009

Keep within the time limits.
Be creative and artistic.
Be understandable by English-speaking audiences(i.e., if the film is not in English than the story must be understood with visual cues.)
Not promote bias of any kind.
Not contain excessive or gratuitous violence, nudity or profanity.
Be enjoyable.

Acceptance.
Accepted reels will be compiled on an ASIFA-Colorado Reel to be distributed worldwide promoting the art of animation and animators of Colorado . No other payment is implied.

Prizes.
All qualifying participants will receive an ASIFA-Colorado T-Shirt, a copy of the compiled DVD and free entry to the premiere screening of the reel. In addition, all accepted reels will be judged by the ASIFA-Colorado board, and prizes will be awarded to the top 3 submissions. ASIFA-Colorado board members are ineligible for any prizes.

2010 Colorado Game Developers Picnic/ChillFest - May 15th, 2010

2010-04-28T11:24:00.001-07:00

CHILLFEST!!!

May 15th, 2010 10:00am-3:00pm, WASHINGTON PARK, DENVER, COLORADO. Interested in Games and Game Development? Join us for discussion, ladderball, volleyball, BBQ, etc. Bring your portable generators, handhelds, laptops, consoles and anything you wish to cook on the grill and eat or drink. FREE to attend.
At this exact Location: WASHINGTON PARK, DENVER, COLORADO
Email/RSVP: bapgaming@gmail.com. Let us know anything else you can bring. Extra grills, tables, chairs, volleyball, etc.
Where:
WASHINGTON PARK, DENVER, COLORADO
When: 2010/05/15 10:00 - 15:00

Colorado Game Developers (IGDA) Meeting‏ – May 3rd

2010-04-28T11:16:00.001-07:00

Colorado Game Developers Meeting

Come out to our next meeting to network with industry peers and have a great time in a relaxing social environment!
As always, please check http://www.coloradogamedev.org for the latest news, details and other important info.

When: Monday, May 3, 7:00 p.m.
Where: The Tavern Uptown, 538 E. 17th Ave, Denver
http://www.tavernhg.com/uptown/directions

We'll be in the "Pool Room" on the right, with windows that face 17th street.

We are a group of individuals in the Denver/Boulder/Colorado Springs area that meet once a month to talk about the computer game industry and network with one another. We have been meeting regularly since 1987 and consist of professionals in the computer game industry, and others looking to break into the industry. Some of our members can be considered among the fathers of modern computer gaming.

The (Portfolio) Review: Saturday May 1, 2010

2010-04-28T19:22:00.001-07:00

Art Directors Club of Denver and AIGA-Colorado invite students and professionals to help shape the future of design by showing and reviewing portfolios at The Review. This year there are two sessions for students at different levels, a lunch time presentation on perfecting your portfolio and an afterward networking event at Rialto Café.

Session One: In process portfolios, (Sophomores and Juniors) Registration 9:30. Four 30 minute reviews 10am - Noon.

Lunch: Noon - 1pm. A presentation on Portfolio Perfection from The Creative Group

Session Two: Finished portfolios, (Juniors and graduating Seniors) Registration 12:30. Four 30 minute reviews 1pm - 3pm.

Network and Debrief: 4pm - 5:30pm at Rialto Café, 934 16th Street, hosted by Ink Lounge.

Scholarships will be awarded to the best portfolios from each session.

Check back on adcd.com for registration later this week!

The Assistance League of Denver
1400 Josephine Street

The New ADCD 2010 Annual Show

2010-04-28T19:16:00.001-07:00

Introducing the NEW 2010 ADCD Annual Show

Think of this as 15 shows in one. There are 15 categories in all, such as broadcast advertising, design-posters, interactive, illustration, etc... You can win gold, silver, or bronze. But what you really want is to be the top winner in that category. Each category winner will be represented as part of the greater Colorado creative community. You want to be part of this. You definitely want to be part of this. Enter your work now and learn more at adcdawardshow.com.

Deadline

MAY 21, 2010
All work must have been produced in Colorado between January 1, 2009 and April 30, 2010.

Judges: Clint! Runge, Blake Bäkken, Paul Elledge

Check back for illustrious additions!

For more information . . . http://adcdawardshow.com/

The 2nd Colorado Blender User Group scheduled! - May 20th

2010-04-29T09:41:00.001-07:00

Join John Nyquist and friends On Thursday May 20th @ 7:00-8:30pm for the second Colorado User group meeting at the Parker Library. Come on over and say "hello" and share your Blender experiences and questions. It will be in the conference room just inside the entrance.

7:00-7:30 Open discussion, socializing

7:30-8:30 Exploring Logic Bricks in the Blender Game Engine (I'll present and walk through some of the basics).Parker Library, 10851 South Crossroads Drive, Parker, CO 80134

For more information contact, John R. Nyquist - blender@nyquist.net

‘How’ Design Conferences - Denver June 6-8

2010-04-28T21:10:00.001-07:00

These are not necessarily ‘3D’ events per se , but if you are a freelancer, creative director, or a designer, these events are worth checking out. One of the speakers at In-Howse, Todd Henry is an amazing and runs The Accidental Creative.
And knowing that 80%+ of the 3D content creators are freelancers, that conference might really pay off. I think any of these three events would be worth going to. See you there. --- Cornell

This year, HOW's bringing together the Creative Freelancer Conference, HOW Design Conference and In-HOWse Designer Conference in Denver for one exceptional week of design and creative community building!

Whether you need creative inspiration or hard-hitting instruction, the HOW Conference provides all the tools you need to build a successful career and create outstanding designs. The information you'll get will have an immediate impact on your work.

http://www.inhowseconference.com

Creative freelancers face many unique challenges, from work/life balance to seeking out the "right" clients.
See what challenges other freelancers face here.

http://www.creativefreelancerconference.com

The in-Howse conference is sponsored by HOW, this annual event addresses the unique challenges faced by in-house creative managers. A powerhouse line-up of leading in-house professionals, art directors and industry consultants show you how to build, manage and maintain a successful, efficient and well-respected creative team

http://www.inhowseconference.com

JOB ALERT: 3D Artist/Outsourcing Manager - NETDEVIL

2010-04-30T19:01:00.001-07:00

NETDEVIL
Position Title: 3D Artist/Outsourcing Manager
Location: NetDevil-Louisville / Denver, CO
Taleo Req Number: 283
Webpage: http://www.netdevil.com/employment/

Description
NetDevil is at the forefront of game innovation and has grown to over 100 people in its 12 year history.
From the space combat MMOG, Jumpgate Evolution, to the highly anticipated LEGO Universe MMOG; our company’s passion for launching to new heights of creativity can be experienced in everything we do.

Denver, Colorado provides an incredible variety of year round recreation and entertainment within easy reach of our studio. Skiing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and many other activities are all available at a cost of living that is a fraction of either coast. It’s no wonder Louisville, Colorado was voted the #1 place to live in 2009 by MONEY Magazine.

If you want to join a fun environment where we play as hard as we work and think you have what it takes to be a part of one of the most innovative MMO development studios in the world; come be a part of NetDevil.

This position will be responsible for producing high-poly 3D content for pre-rendered video games and managing art assets from an outsourcing company.

Essential Functions:

Responsible for producing triple A quality models and textures for pre-rendered video games
Must be willing to work with out-sourced assets in order to keep them consistent with the in-house quality
Must be an effective listener, able to resolve problems, empathic and decisive
Must take advantage of new technology features
Must participate in game play test sessions
Position reports to Art Director

Abilities:

Must have strong low and high-poly modeling and texture skills
Must be able to take responsibility for decisions and actions
Proven oral & written communications skills
Proven organizational and analytical skills

Superior Knowledge:

3D Studio Max or Maya
Zbrush or Mudbox
Photoshop

Functional Knowledge:

Outlook
Word
Excel
Perforce

Minimum Qualifications:

Must have strong understanding of video game development and implementation
Must have an art degree or equivalent work experience
Must have a working knowledge of Massively Multiplayer Games
Must have strong people skills
Must be willing to relocate to Denver, CO area for full-time employment

Salary based on experience; 401k, health insurance, and other benefits provided.

INTERNSHIP ALERT: Art (3D Modeler) - Sony Online Entertainment

2010-04-30T18:50:00.001-07:00

SONY ONLINE ENTERTAINMENT
Position Title: Art Intern (3D Modeler)
Location: Denver, CO
Company Order Number: 3490

Webpage: http://tbe.taleo.net/NA12/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=SONYOE&cws=1&rid=3490

Sony Online Entertainment LLC (SOE) is a recognized worldwide leader in massively multiplayer online games, with millions of gamers around the globe having enjoyed the company's products over the years. SOE creates, develops and provides compelling entertainment for the personal computer, online, game console and wireless markets. SOE has published a number of ground-breaking and genre-defining games, including Free Realms, EverQuest, EverQuest II, Star Wars Galaxies, PlanetSide, The Matrix Online, EverQuest Online Adventures, Champions of Norrath, Untold Legends, Field Commander, Vanguard, and the upcoming highly anticipated DC Universe Online and The Agency. SOE is part of an elite group of companies defining the role of ecommerce and virtual goods in the videogame industry.

Our Denver Studio is the developer of Legends of Norrath™, Star Wars Galaxies™ Trading Card Game, Free Realms Trading Card Game, Match Attax LIVE and more. If you like to work hard and play harder, then Colorado is the place to live! Our studio is located in the hip "LoDo" area of Denver, one block from Coors Field and walking distance to the 16^th Street Mall, the primary shopping and entertainment strip of Downtown Denver. We enjoy over 300 days of sunshine a year and hiking, biking, climbing and skiing are all right in our backyard!

ESSENTIAL DUTIES
- Must be able to follow art direction.
- Build 3D Characters and supporting textures for use in 3D game environment.
- Build 3D props and supporting textures for use in environments.
- Retouch existing characters and environments models and textures.
- Export 3D characters and objects into game.

QUALIFICATIONS
- Strong understanding of scale, proportion, form and silhouette.
- Familiar with Maya or Equivalent 3D authoring package “Maya is preferable”
- Familiar with Photoshop.
- Skills in Animation and in 2D illustration are also desirable.
- Must be open to feedback and effective and implementing that feedback to your work.

EXPERIENCE
- Must be able to show samples of work illustrating their skill sets.

EDUCATION
- Must be a full-time student enrolled in an accredited college/university or trade school pursing a BA, BS, MA or certification
- Working on a BA, BS, MA or certification in the 3D digital arts or animation.

Sony Online Entertainment LLC (SOE) is a recognized worldwide leader in massively multiplayer online games which have entertained millions of players around the globe. SOE creates and delivers compelling entertainment for the personal computer, online, game console and wireless markets. Known for its blockbuster franchise EverQuest®, its successful online trading card game Legends of Norrath®, as well as the recent kids’ phenomenon Free Realms™, SOE continues to raise the bar for online gaming and players worldwide. Headquartered in San Diego, with additional studios in Austin, Seattle, Denver and Tucson, SOE has a slate of engaging, high-quality games currently in development across new genres for all platforms and audiences.

Sony Online Entertainment is an Equal Opportunity Employer, committed to Diversity in the Workplace.

INTERNSHIP ALERT: Art (3D Generalist) - Sony Online Entertainment

2010-04-30T18:30:00.001-07:00

SONY ONLINE ENTERTAINMENT
Position Title: Art (3D Generalist)
Location: Denver, CO
Company Order Number: 3489
Webpage: http://tbe.taleo.net/NA12/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=SONYOE&cws=1&rid=3489

There are paid full-time positions (approximately 10 weeks in length) that provide invaluable real-work experience and offer students an opportunity to grow both professionally and personally, as well as make tremendous networks for future career opportunities.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES
- Produce 3D models based on concept art and art direction for use in real-time 3D environment.
- Process art assets for in game use both 3D and 2D.
- Work with Art Director and other art staff to produce 2D concept art and illustrations.

QUALIFICATIONS
- Knowledge of Fantasy and Sic-fi content and visual traditions of both.
- Passion for video games and table top game.

EXPERIENCE
- Applicant must have a solid understanding of Maya and Photoshop. (experience with Z-brush, Flash and illustrator are also desirable)
- Applicant must have a solid portfolio showing both traditional and digital samples.
- Applicant should have a mature professional attitude toward work and must be receptive feedback and timely in implanting the feedback to their work.

EDUCATION
- Must be a full-time student enrolled in an accredited college/university or trade school pursing a BA, BS, MA or certification
- 3D Arts and Animation or Digital Arts Emphasis.

SOE is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace.

JOB ALERT: Concept Artist #2 - NETDEVIL

2010-04-30T19:07:00.001-07:00

NETDEVIL
Position Title: Concept Artist #2
Location: NetDevil-Louisville / Denver, CO
Taleo Req Number: 345
Webpage: http://www.netdevil.com/employment/

Description

NetDevil is at the forefront of game innovation and has grown to over 100 people in its 12 year history.

From the space combat MMOG, Jumpgate Evolution, to the highly anticipated LEGO Universe MMOG; our company’s passion for launching to new heights of creativity can be experienced in everything we do.

Denver, Colorado provides an incredible variety of year round recreation and entertainment within easy reach of our studio. Skiing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and many other activities are all available at a cost of living that is a fraction of either coast. It’s no wonder Louisville, Colorado was voted the #1 place to live in 2009 by MONEY Magazine.

If you want to join a fun environment where we play as hard as we work and think you have what it takes to be a part of one of the most innovative MMO development studios in the world; come be a part of NetDevil.

This position will be responsible for producing high quality concept visuals including sketches, color comps, polished illustrations, paint-overs etc., to drive and finalize visuals toward a next gen/pre-rendered cinematic quality for video games, and Web graphics.

Essential Functions:

Responsible for producing environmental, creature and character visual concepts for video game and web graphics
Responsible for applying the final painting pass to pre-rendered 3d assets
Responsible for working with game design staff and project management to ensure concepts drive AAA quality visuals within constraints of a very specific art style
Must be an active participant in regular team meetings discussing Art related issues to productivity, process, work flow and quality
Must be an effective listener, able to resolve problems, empathic and decisive
Must take advantage of new technology features
Must participate in game play test sessions
Position reports to Lead Concept Artist and Art Director

Abilities:

Must have exceedingly strong digital painting skills
Must have extremely strong drawing and painting skills of highest competitive level in the industry
Must have a critical eye and be able to flourish in and adapt to the visual intent of the project
Must be able to receive constructive criticism and react, producing iterations as needed
Proven Oral & Written Communications Skills
Proven Organizational and Analytical skills

Superior Knowledge:

Photoshop or Painter

Functional Knowledge:

Outlook
Word
Excel
Perforce

Knowledge of these programs a plus:

Maya or 3DS Max
Illustrator
MS Office
Version Control Software

Minimum Qualifications:

Must have a fine arts or visual design degree or equivalent work experience
Must have strong people skills
Must be willing to relocate to Denver, CO area for full-time employment
Must have a working knowledge or interest in Massively Multiplayer Games
Must be willing to travel internationally infrequently

Salary based on experience; 401k, health insurance, and other benefits provided

JOB ALERT: Concept Artist - NETDEVIL

2010-04-30T19:04:00.001-07:00

NETDEVIL
Position Title: Concept Artist
Location: NetDevil-Louisville / Denver, CO
Taleo Req Number: 326
Webpage: http://www.netdevil.com/employment/

Description

NetDevil is at the forefront of game innovation and has grown to over 100 people in its 12 year history.

From the space combat MMOG, Jumpgate Evolution, to the highly anticipated LEGO Universe MMOG; our company’s passion for launching to new heights of creativity can be experienced in everything we do.

Denver, Colorado provides an incredible variety of year round recreation and entertainment within easy reach of our studio. Skiing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and many other activities are all available at a cost of living that is a fraction of either coast. It’s no wonder Louisville, Colorado was voted the #1 place to live in 2009 by MONEY Magazine.

If you want to join a fun environment where we play as hard as we work and think you have what it takes to be a part of one of the most innovative MMO development studios in the world; come be a part of NetDevil.

This position will be responsible for producing concept visuals, including sketches, color comps, storyboards, etc., to drive all visuals in LEGO Universe, a large scale AAA MMOG project.

Essential Functions:

Responsible for producing visual concept assets for a large scale MMOG project
Responsible for working with game design staff and project management to ensure concepts drive AAA quality visuals within constraints of a very specific art style
Must be an active participant in regular team meetings discussing Art related issues to productivity, process, work flow and quality
Must be an effective listener, able to resolve problems, empathic and decisive
Must take advantage of new technology features
Must participate in game playtest sessions
Position reports to Lead Concept Artist and Art Director

Abilities:

Must have extremely strong drawing and painting skills of highest competitive level in the industry
Must have a critical eye and be able to flourish in and adapt to the visual intent of the project
Must be able to receive constructive criticism and react, producing iterations as needed
Proven Oral & Written Communications Skills
Proven Organizational and Analytical skills

Superior Knowledge:

Photoshop

Functional Knowledge:

Outlook
Word

Knowledge of these programs a plus:

Maya or 3DS Max
Illustrator
MS Office
Version Control Software

Minimum Qualifications:

Must have a fine arts or visual design degree or equivalent work experience
Must have strong people skills
Must be willing to relocate to Denver, CO area for full-time employment
Must be willing to travel internationally infrequently

Salary based on experience; 401k, health insurance, and other benefits provided

JOB ALERT: Level Designer - NETDEVIL

2010-04-30T19:13:00.001-07:00

NETDEVIL
Position Title: Level Designer
Location: NetDevil-Louisville / Denver, CO
Taleo Req Number: 311
Webpage: http://www.netdevil.com/employment/

Description

NetDevil is at the forefront of game innovation and has grown to over 100 people in its 12 year history.

From the space combat MMOG, Jumpgate Evolution, to the highly anticipated LEGO Universe MMOG; our company’s passion for launching to new heights of creativity can be experienced in everything we do.

The Level Designer will help create a series of scenarios for the LEGO Universe MMOG. The Level Designer will help with design and implement high level game play to rapidly iterate and create fun game levels.

Essential Functions:

Responsible for the implementation of scenario maps within the constraints of social and gameplay systems and propietary toolsets
Develop fun game play flow with scale, performance and visuals in mind through rapid prototyping and iteration
Design and create content within all scenario maps in coordination with World Art and gameplay Tech teams
Extensive triggering, scripting and AI behavior manipulation
Break down tasks and provide time estimates to Lead
Work with all types of development staff
Must participate in game playtest sessions
Position reports to Lead Level Designer

Abilities:

Skilled level designer, capable of implementing scenario designs from concept to shipping status
Proven background in height field & terrain manipulation, geometry, object and spawner placement
Proven ability to produce a focused level design with fun game play and impressive visuals
Able to think critically and diagnose problems in complex scripted events
Proven commitment to excellence
Excellent speaking, presentation and interpersonal skills; ability to work effectively on a team

Functional Knowledge:

Expert with one or more game editor toolsets
Expert with common design and documentation tools such as MS Office, Visio, Sketchup, and Photoshop
Fluent in at least one scripting language, preferably Lua
Deep understanding of game-industry systems and ability to clearly identify and replicate what makes them successful
Familiarity with Version Control Software (Ex. Alienbrain, Perforce, Subversion, Source Safe, etc.)

Minimum Qualifications:

Two years game industry experience
Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience
One game credit as a level designer
MMO or children's game development experience preferred
Passion for games
Willing to relocate to Denver, CO area for full-time employment

Salary based on experience; 401k, health insurance, and other benefits provided.

JOB ALERT: Economy Designer - NETDEVIL

2010-04-30T19:10:00.001-07:00

NETDEVIL
Position Title: Economy Designer
Location: NetDevil-Louisville / Denver, CO
Taleo Req Number: 339
Webpage: http://www.netdevil.com/employment/

Description

NetDevil is at the forefront of game innovation and has grown to over 100 people in its 12 year history.

From the space combat MMOG, Jumpgate Evolution, to the highly anticipated LEGO Universe MMOG; our company’s passion for launching to new heights of creativity can be experienced in everything we do.

Denver, Colorado provides an incredible variety of year round recreation and entertainment within easy reach of our studio. Skiing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and many other activities are all available at a cost of living that is a fraction of either coast. It’s no wonder Louisville, Colorado was voted the #1 place to live in 2009 by MONEY Magazine.

If you want to join a fun environment where we play as hard as we work and think you have what it takes to be a part of one of the most innovative MMO development studios in the world; come be a part of NetDevil.

This position is responsible for creating and maintaining the economy, including microtransaction related game design, for an upcoming web-based action RPG MMO with ground-breaking technology.

Responsibilities:

Working within the established game goals and the game engine, implement a robust and thriving MMO economy that accommodates microtransactions and player to player object-based transactions
Working with the systems designers and the engineering team, create and implement microtransaction related game systems, based on the design director’s guidance
Work with the Quality Assurance and Focus Test teams to extensively playtest and iterate upon game design content
Perform various design research tasks including data mining, metrics analysis, comparative feature analysis with other games, complex testing tasks for play balance, etc.
Responsible for implementing all web-related economy tie-ins and store-to-game economic systems into the game engine, using proprietary tools and existing APIs
Implement and maintain the catalog of microtransaction offers, bundles, and store listings, including promotional offers and pricing structures.
Work with Marketing Dept. to implement Marketing and PR campaigns related to microtransactions
Develop in-game economy and microtransaction economy reports with noted actionable items and trend analysis
Maintains materials and completes assignments according to set standards regarding order, clarity, conciseness, style and terminology
Reviews documentation and recommends revisions or change in scope, format, or content along with the design director and other team members

Qualifications:

BS/BA degree or equivalent professional experience; a demonstrable focus on economics is preferred
Minimum 2 years experience on one or more AAA quality products working in an economy design role – preferably MMORPGs or social networking games with microtransactions. Provide portfolio
Must possess technical writing skill, focusing on clarity and ease of communication
Must have thorough understanding of the needs of the end-user as to write from that perspective
Must self-educate through documents and product use
Must differentiate between elementary and ancillary information
Must be able to recognize potential exploits or conflicts relating to microtransactional and traditional economic mechanics, while propose/brainstorm appropriate solutions with the systems designers and design director
Willingness and ability to meet aggressive deadlines and extraordinary attention to details
Strong research, analytical and problem solving skills
Strong oral communication and interpersonal skills (cross-functional team environments)
Be aware and sensitive to what resources (art, programming) are available, the limits of the game engine and the ability to work within these limits when devising gameplay opportunities and systems
High level of flexibility with regard to change in direction or/and refinements
The ability to work within the existing game design, framework and back story to create AAA quality content, systems, and game play
Strong understanding of MMO economies and the impact of microtransactions
Strong understanding of basic economic principles and related player motivations
Experience with scripting languages (Java, Python, LUA, etc) preferred
Must be willing to relocate to Denver, CO area for full-time employment

Salary based on experience; 401k, health insurance, and other benefits provided.

JOB ALERT: Adjunct Faculty - Game Art – Westwood College

2010-05-01T08:39:00.001-07:00

If you love learning, teaching and helping students, then Westwood College is the place for you. Whether you are a top-notch sales professional, enjoy marketing strategy and execution or seek a position helping with the administrative and management side of an organization, Westwood College is always looking for talent to help drive the institution forward.

Westwood College in Denver, Colorado is looking for Game Art adjunct faculty. If you have a passion for helping others learn and would enjoy bringing enthusiasm and energy into a career college classroom, apply now.

A bachelors degree is required, masters preferred with relevant work experience. Training/classroom experience in an educational environment would be a definite plus. Ideal candidates will possess extraordinary interpersonal skills, leadership qualities, a passion for teaching, and the ability to effectively communicate with students to help them achieve their educational goals.

GD110 - Intro to Drawing and Animation

GD150 - Intro to Animation

GD120 - Digital Image Editing

GD260 - Intro to 3D

GA330 - Game Design Process

**Please note applicants must be able to provide transcripts for degree(s) confirmation upon employment**

You may apply online at https://westwood.tms.hrdepartment.com/cgi-bin/a/highlightjob.cgi?jobid=5749&lcid=en-US

The role of the Part-time Faculty is to effectively communicate with the students and help them achieve their educational goals. The instructor maximizes retention of students toward the completion of their programs and provides students by fostering a proper educational environment so that the students may derive the maximum benefits from the program for which they are enrolled.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Teach all assigned classes and hours as determined with class assignments.
Plan for instructional activities to include, but not limited to, lecture, class discussion, demonstration labs, and projects. Course outlines and syllabi should be given to students at the beginning of each course setting objectives determining multiple teaching strategies and student activities and evaluation of student learning.
Organize concepts to be taught in a logical and understandable sequence covering all objectives as outlined in the course syllabus and lesson guides.
Handle classroom routines which includes but not limited to the following:
Start and end class on time
Provide a classroom environment conducive to learning
Administer rules consistently and fairly
Establishing and maintaining classroom control
Return tests, labs and homework in a timely manner
Use appropriate assessment tools shall be used that includes but are not limited to the following:
Select, develop and use informal and formal techniques or instruments to measure student learning, modifying teaching strategies if needed.
Submit and maintain accurate records of attendance, grades and Student Action Reports.
Submit all paperwork in a timely manner.
Identify and assess students who are in need of additional instruction to successfully complete the course objectives and provide additional instruction to those students outside of class hours, as needed.
Maintain expertise and technical competence in applicable field of study. If credentialed or certified, maintain all certifications and satisfy all requirements of the professional development plan.
Attend all meetings, ceremonies and official functions as specified by the program director or the Campus Academic Dean.
Adhere to published company guidelines in all matters concerning dress code.
Performs any other duties, as assigned.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

At the time of hiring Westwood College faculty and education department managers are required to hold a completed graduate degree from a U.S. regionally or nationally accredited university. In addition, state licensing and national accrediting criteria apply. Faculty with international credentials, are required to present an official U.S. degree evaluation by AACRAO or NACES recognized evaluation agency.
Appropriate technical certification (if required)
Appropriate professional experience
Teaching experience preferred
Working knowledge of spreadsheets, databases, and word processing software.
Strong oral and written communication skills
Strong attention to detail
Westwood College is an institution of higher learning dedicated to providing quality, career-focused undergraduate and graduate programs that prepare students with the knowledge, skills, and credentials needed to launch, enhance, or change careers. The College offers broad access to education and serves a diverse, multicultural body of students in an environment that promotes pride, respect, and teamwork. The College's programs are designed to empower students to pursue their individual career goals.

Equal Employment Opportunity

Our Company is committed to serving a diverse multicultural body of students in an atmosphere that promotes pride, respect and teamwork. To our campuses and campus communities, we commit to recruit an experienced and qualified faculty and staff who are reflective of the infinitely varied human talent available. All employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, marital or family status, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

-No agencies or phone calls

JOB ALERT: UI Designer - NETDEVIL

2010-04-30T19:18:00.001-07:00

NETDEVIL
Position Title: UI Designer
Location: NetDevil-Louisville / Denver, CO
Taleo Req Number: 337
Webpage: http://www.netdevil.com/employment/

Description

NetDevil is at the forefront of game innovation and has grown to over 100 people in its 12 year history.

From the space combat MMOG, Jumpgate Evolution, to the highly anticipated LEGO Universe MMOG; our company’s passion for launching to new heights of creativity can be experienced in everything we do.

Denver, Colorado provides an incredible variety of year round recreation and entertainment within easy reach of our studio. Skiing, mountain biking, whitewater rafting and many other activities are all available at a cost of living that is a fraction of either coast. It’s no wonder Louisville, Colorado was voted the #1 place to live in 2009 by MONEY Magazine.

If you want to join a fun environment where we play as hard as we work and think you have what it takes to be a part of one of the most innovative MMO development studios in the world; come be a part of NetDevil.

This position will be responsible for designing, implementing and overseeing the 2D visual assets for the LEGO Universe video game. This includes the in-game interface, front-end, title websites and print collateral.

Essential Functions:

Must study design constantly
Responsible for designing and producing all UI and 2D visual assets for video games
Responsible for designing and producing all 2D/Print and promotional material for video games
Will assist in creating the documentation necessary to maintain and describe all processes and procedures used in creating the visuals and technology for the user interface
Must be an active participant in a bi-monthly Art Team meeting discussing Art related issues to productivity, process, work flow and quality
Must be an effective listener, able to resolve problems, empathic and decisive
Must participate in game play test sessions.
Position reports to Art Director

Abilities:

Must have high graphic design skills
Must be able to produce motion graphics or flash animated graphics
Must be able to assess risks
Must be able to anticipate art related requirements from design documentation
Must be able to take responsibility for decisions and actions
Proven Oral & Written Communications Skills
Proven Organizational and Analytical skills

Superior Knowledge:

Photoshop
Illustrator
HTML or Dreamweaver
Flash

Functional knowledge in following a big plus:

MAYA or 3DSMax
After Effects
Outlook
Word
Excel
Version Control Software

Minimum Qualifications:

Must have an art degree or equivalent work experience
Must have strong people skills
Must be willing to relocate to Denver, CO area for full-time employment

Salary based on experience; 401k, health insurance, and other benefits provided

ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE TIPS & TRICKS BUFFET

2010-05-04T09:19:00.000-07:00

ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE TIPS & TRICKS BUFFET (CS4 AND CS5)
Wednesday, May 19th, Registration & Networking: 5:30 - 6:00pm • Presentation: 6:00 - 8:00pm
The Denver Press Club - 1330 Gleanarm Place, Denver
Grab your plates and get ready to be well-fed on tips and tricks from the Adobe Creative Suite, in CS4 and CS5 flavor! Load up on helpings of InDesign and Illustrator served up by Erica Gamet. She’ll show you ways to work faster, automate tasks, and get more out of these applications. We’ll take a look at a few of the best features that you’re probably not using…but should be. Once you’ve had your fill of these two tasty morsels, we’ll serve up the next course: Photoshop. Learn how to achieve great results with your photos, without the hassles. In addition to all of these great tips, everyone will receive 10 free high resolution images, courtesy of iStockphoto! How’s that for a finish to this buffet of great tips and tricks?
The event is FREE to members of Design to Print Denver Media Group. Although there is no charge for members, members and non-members wishing to attend must register in advance . Due to limited space availability, please register early. Advance cancellations are appreciated to accommodate those on the waiting list. Members Free, $8.00 - Student Non-Members (with ID), $15.00 - Non Members. Register at www.denvermediagroup.org or you can RSVP with payment by calling (303) 771-1578 or by e-mailing Jennifer Janness at PIAMSJen@aol.com.

INTERNSHIP ALERT: Graphic Design w/ 3D Skills - CH2M HILL

2010-05-04T08:59:00.000-07:00

CH2M HILL - Graphic Design Internship
Location: Englewood, CO, United States
Reference Number: 32608BR

Why CH2M HILL

For decades, CH2M HILL has been a global leader in global leader in engineering, consulting, design, program management, construction and operations, working on the most challenging and impactful projects around the world. Through these challenging projects, we develop our people — who transform complex and creative ideas into reality, every day. Join us and together we can work to build a sustainable world. We support you to reach your greatest career goals through continued professional development, a positive work life balance and undeniably cool engineering projects. Join employee-owned CH2M HILL and discover why our diverse team has been consistently ranked as one of the leading employers and repeatedly recognized by FORTUNE magazine as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For”.

About The Business

CH2M HILL Enterprise Services

At CH2M HILL, our company's reach is extensive. The size, scope and importance of our business require us to be the best at what we do. But, we're only as successful as the people that keep us running day to day. Our Enterprise Services Group gives you an opportunity to be at the core of an industry-leading, global organization. From accounting and marketing to sales and contracts, there are many opportunities to bring your talents to a trusted name in the industry. Are you ready?

Description and Desired Qualifications

CH2M HILL Graphic Design Internships, Englewood, CO

The challenge? Be at the center of a global leader in full-service engineering, consulting, construction and operations. CH2M HILL's Corporate office located in Englewood, CO is seeking an undergraduate student for a 10-week, part-time (15 hours/week), Graphic Design internship starting in June of 2010. Our internship opportunities provide you with the chance to gain experience working with seasoned professionals in our Communications and Marketing group. You should be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program in Graphic Design and be entering your senior year during Fall 2010. You should have advanced knowledge of current graphic design principles and practices including layout and design, and preparing electronic files for reproduction. You should have knowledge of common industry computer programs for page layout, illustration and graphics and presentations. All work at CH2M HILL is performed on a PC platform. You should have advanced knowledge of vector illustration, photo manipulation and document layout using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop. You should also be well experienced with Microsoft PowerPoint. Experience in Flash Animation, Dreamweaver and any other motion and 3D graphics would be a strong advantage. You should have excellent oral and written skills, problem solving capability, and a sense of initiative. You should enjoy collaboration and learning from others in a fast-paced, deadline driven environment. You should also have the desire to grow personally and professionally with each opportunity.

Basic Qualifications

Full-time undergraduate student that has completed their Junior year within a Graphic Design major
Advanced knowledge of current graphic design principles and practices including layout and design, and preparing electronic files for reproduction

Knowledge of common industry computer programs for page layout, illustration and graphics, and presentations

Advanced knowledge of vector illustration, photo manipulation and document layout using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator and Photosho

Advanced knowledge of MS PowerPoint

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in Flash Animation, Dreamweaver or any other motion and 3D graphics

Degree Required

High School or GED

What You Will Find

At CH2M HILL, the greatest challenges provide the biggest rewards. Each day, your drive and creative ideas will be providing solutions that help build a better tomorrow. Whether it is the pride that comes with accomplishment, personal growth or making a difference in the world, you will discover true success in a career that brings out the best in you at CH2M HILL. Ready? Let's get to work.

20th Annual Colorado Alliance of Illustrators Exhibit

2010-05-04T08:15:00.001-07:00

Here is another non-3D event that you might be interested in. The 3D world overlaps in so many directions. Did I mention FREE food and drink and the beer provided by the Del Norte Brewing Company --- Cornell

2ND HIGH 5 EXHIBIT and 20th Annual Colorado Alliance of Illustrator's ShowOpening
This Friday, May 7th, 6 - 10pm

Anam Cara Living Arts Studio, 445 S. Saulsbury Street (Block 7 Belmar), Lakewood, CO 80214

This is a FREE event! You are invited to come to the 20th Annual Colorado Alliance of Illustrators Exhibit. Once again, we are letting the attendees on opening night vote for their top 5 favorite pieces. The voting will end around 9 pm and at 9:30, the top 5 pieces of the show will be announced. There will be FREE food and drink. Beer provided by the Del Norte Brewing Company. Also sponsored in part by AIGA Colorado and Art Directors Club of Denver.

We need your art entry info online by April 26th. Late folks who want to pay extra have until May 3rd.

http://www.allianceofillustrators.com/content.aspx?page_id=87&club_id=651408&item_id=127120

If you registered to be in the show, please deliver artwork with any of your promotional materials (business cards, flyers, etc...) to Anam Cara Living Arts Studio & Gallery (445 S. Saulsbury St., Lakewood, CO 80226) by Wednesday, May 5th... noon - 7 pm. Artwork may be picked up Friday, June 11th after the closing party, which will be from 6 pm - 9 pm.

3Denver's First 3D Modeling Challenge – HOT RODs "Pimpin' Ain't Easy"

2010-05-12T10:58:00.001-07:00

CRAZY KIDS . . . LIVING TO A WILD ROCK 'N ROLL BEAT!!!

GO HERE for the forum or just read below.
The other day I came up with the idea to host a modeling challenge on 3Denver. And instantly the ‘Hot Rod’ theme came to mind. Hot rods were all about customizing old clunkers, finding parts in the junkyard, dipping them in chrome, and making cool ride. As a kid, I always loved the classic old school Hot Rods and as a teenager even worked at a collision shop. I never really got my Hot Rod, but I did trick out a muscle car. Either way, I think this will be a blast and we can go in just about any direction with just a few limits.

So here is the modeling challenge, design your own Hot Rod paying homage to its roots. Your design does not have to be a period design, but be HEAVILY influenced by early years - No Muscle Cars! The design has to be completely modeled from scratch and documented as you progress. It not just a modeling contest, but a design contest. . . So own it.

I basically set this up to challenge myself; I love competition and that always pushes my skills. It is also great to put your self out there in front of your peers and take it farther then you would on your own. It is not about winning; its about pushing your skills. Even if you are not a modeler, or think you can't compete with some of the others, its not about that. It is just about challenging yourself and taking things to the next level.

A couple of my friends have been doing similar challenges with each other for the last eight years or so. I joined in last year and created a custom chopper and that was a blast. Now I never finished my chopper, but I got close and will want to revisit it soon. Either way, it was fun project and completely different then the projects I normally work on. The thing is, my projects are never finished and even looking at this older render, I want to change a bunch of stuff. I do not like the handle bars or the air intake, for example.

Deadline: August 1st, 2010 Now, I am a workaholic and always have tons on my plate, but you have to make time. So I am making it realistic for everyone and ending this challenge the 1st of August. . . That is about 2 and a half months.

The Checklist:
    * Read the "HOW IT ALL BEGAN . . "
    * Must be a wheeled vehicle
    * All parts made from scratch
    * Must be HEAVILY influenced by the “Hot Rod” early years - No Muscle Cars!
    * You must document your progress regularly in your own thread.
    * Take it as far as you can
    * Your final render must be done by August 1st, 2010.

Once you come up with an initial design idea, create a new thread and label it "My Hot Rod: <Give it some kind of cool name>" like the BURNINATOR!!! Burninating the Countryside!!!

If you are going to join this challenge, create an account and reply to this thread.
If you have any questions reply to the thread. GO HERE!

Questions:
     Can I make a "Steam Punk" Hot Rod?
A: Why the hell not.
     Can it be a futuristic Hot Rod?
A: As long as it is a wheeled vehicle
     Does it matter the make?
A: Nope, it can be completely original.
     What software can we use?
A: Any software you know how to use.
     Can I use pre-made models?
A: NO, and nothing you modeled before. Everything should be from scratch from the day you start.
     Will there be prizes?
A: Maybe? I will try to get a few sponsors. And if anyone has any ideas . . .
     Does it have to be photo-real?
A: Nope
    *Scale has been brought up twice now and I decided not to limit it,until otherwise convinced. I just don't want to limit creativity too much.

HOW IT ALL BEGAN . . .
California, especially the dry lakes region in the southern part of the state, generally is regarded as the birthplace of hot rods. There a cult of backyard mechanics, working with junkyard parts, created streamlined, no-nonsense racing cars for competition against each other over straight-line courses laid out on the nearby desert salt flats. In those days nothing but open country lay between the flats and such small towns as Pasadena, Glendale and Burbank where hot rodding began; and since few rodders had more than one vehicle, it was essential that the cars used for racing could also be driven to the sites, as well as back and forth from home to work during the week.

Most early hot rods were Ford Model T or Model A roadsters—cheap, plentiful, and lightweight, having no top and only a single seat. Standard procedure was to strip off all nonessential parts—fenders, running boards, ornaments, even the windshield—to achieve maximum weight reduction and aerodynamics. Eventually coupes and sedans joined the ranks. Typically, these heavier models underwent drastic surgery to chop their tops lower and slope, or rake, their windshields backward.

Large rear tires were installed on all hot rods to raise the gear ratio for high speed, while standard-size or smaller tires left on the front helped lower the car and rake it forward to decrease wind resistance. Rows of slots, called louvers, were cut into the hood, body, and rear deck lid for engine cooling and to release trapped air. Sometimes flat aluminum discs were fitted over the wheel hubs for further streamlining.

Ford flathead V8 engines were the power plants of choice after their introduction in 1932. Mass-produced in the millions, they too were cheap and plentiful, and their design permitted relatively easy—and nearly limitless—performance enhancements. Developing 85 horsepower in stock configuration, the earliest modifications usually consisted of removing the muffler, straightening the exhaust pipes and adding multiple carburetors. The results more than doubled the original punch, producing an engine that often could propel a soup-up at better than 100 miles an hour over a lakebed course.

World War II put an end to early hot rodding but not to the hot-rod craze. Indeed, California servicemen leaving their dry lakes roadsters and chopped coupes behind on blocks or in the dubious care of younger brothers took pictures of their cars with them and spread tales of their exploits wherever they went to whoever would listen—mostly young, male servicemen like themselves from every area of the country. When the war ended, in 1945, hot rodding exploded into the public consciousness, becoming one of the strongest fads of new postwar America.

With money in their pockets, mechanical and metalworking skills gained in the military and burning desire to build dream cars, hundreds of hot rodders and fans now flocked to the dry lakes races in southern California. Elsewhere in the state and across the country dangerous—often fatal—street racing caught on, and with it the practice by many youthful hot rodders of gathering at local hangouts and cruising up and down avenues at night, showing off their cars—and themselves. Hot-rod activities became an easy target for public attention that focused increasingly on what were perceived as frightening new national problems: juvenile delinquency and teenage gangs. Along with rock and roll, hot rods and hot rodding became symbols for the darker side of American youth.

GO HERE!

APPLE PRO TRAINING: Final Cut & Color

2010-05-06T08:55:00.001-07:00

The Colorado Film School continues to offer Apple-certified professional training.The classes will be taught on the CFS campus by Jerry Hofmann, author of Jerry Hofmann on Final Cut Pro 4.

The Colorado Film School offers Apple Color and FCP Certification.

Next Class Dates:

Final Cut Pro: 5/17/2010 - 5/21/2010 9:00am - 4:00pm each day

Color: 5/24/2010 & 5/25/2010 9:00am - 4:00pm each day

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FINAL CUT PRO DETAILS

This five-day, hands-on course teaches students to perform basic editing functions while becoming familiar with the Final Cut Pro user interface. This course is based on the FCP 101: An Introduction to Final Cut Pro course. However, the lessons are covered in five days, instead of three, allowing for more comprehensive coverage of the lessons.

In this course, you will cut a scene from the TNT television series Leverage, create a promo for Seaworld's Believe documentary, as well as master filters and effects as you edit a segment of Playing for Change, the international music-creation event.

Start with basic video editing techniques and work all the way through Final Cut Pro's powerful advanced features. Learn to mark and edit clips, mix sound, add titles, create transitions, apply filters, and more. Topics include basic setup, customizing preferences and settings, capturing video and audio, various editing and trimming techniques, Ripple, Roll, Slip, and Slide tools, audio editing and audio creation, finishing and final output.

Final Cut Pro: Course 200 (5 days)

Tuition: $1,500.00 (includes Apple certification book, course material and Apple certification test fee)

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COLOR DETAILS

This two-day hands-on course will familiarize students with the color correcting capabilities of Final Cut Studio. Start with the basics of color balancing and correction, and move on to the fine points of secondary grading, including scene matching, using vignettes to isolate and track regions, creating advanced color effects and “looks,” skin tone adjustments, adjusting the composition and framing of a shot, and much more.
Color: Course 101 (2 days)
Tuition: $650.00 (includes Apple certification book, course material and Apple certification test fee)

Instructor

JERRY HOFMANN

During his 33-year professional show business career, Jerry Hofmann has become an award winning theatrical actor, TV and film editor, writer, director and producer. Over the years, he has produced hundreds of TV commercials, and industrial films for Fortune 500 companies, Hollywood studios and advertising agencies. He currently owns and operates JLH Productions in Aurora, Colorado.

He is a team leader in the Final Cut Pro forum at Creative COW, and is the leading contributor to Apple Computer's own discussion group for Final Cut Pro. He is an Apple Professional Applications Certified Instructor. Jerry helped to found the Denver Final Cut Pro user’s group, and is in demand for teaching and speaking engagements nationwide.

New Riders Publishing published Jerry’s recent book on editing, Jerry Hofmann on Final Cut Pro 4.

Celebrate Colorado's Creative Industries - Gov. Ritter signs 4 bills

2010-05-16T11:32:00.000-07:00

You are cordially invited to join Gov. Ritter as he signs four bills that will strengthen Colorado's Creative Industries

Tuesday, May 18, 2010 @ 1 - 2:30 p.m.

The Art Institute of Colorado
1200 Lincoln Street in Denver
(map)

From 1 to 2 p.m. enjoy light refreshments, the Industrial Design students' gallery show and interactive student artwork in the fields of design, culinary arts, media arts and fashion.

At 2 p.m. Gov. Ritter will sign the bills and provide remarks. He will be joined by lawmakers and members of the creative industries.

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The Governor will be signing these four Creative Industries bills:

SB 10-158, The creation of the Creative Industries Division within the Colorado Office of Economic Development - merges the Office of Film, Television and Media, the Colorado Council on the Arts, and the Art in Public Places Program, and renames the State Council on the Arts as the Council on Creative Industries and authorizes the Council to establish policies for the merged entity.

HB 10-1180, The Criteria to Qualify for a Performance-Based Incentive for Film Production Activities in Colorado - changes the criteria required of a film production company to qualify for a performance-based incentive for film production activities in Colorado, making the incentive more usable and thus able to attract more film and television work to Colorado.

SB 10-094, The Definition of Capitol Construction Appropriations for Purposes of the Art in Public Places Program -clarifies that the thirty-three year old Arts in Public Places Statute applies to all capitol construction projects funded with state dollars, regardless of the funding mechanism.

HB 1273, Arts Education for Workforce Development - strongly encourages all Colorado public schools to provide education in the visual and performing arts and directs the State Board of Education to recognize the importance of the arts in development of future graduation guidelines.

2nd Annual Post NAB Open House - TeleCorps

2010-05-15T11:41:00.000-07:00

Wednesday, 26 May 2010, 10:00am - 7:30pm

We would like to personally invite you to join us May 26th at our Post NAB Open House. We know that you are curious about where technology is taking us next. We think you will find some answers to your questions at our Open House, where you will have the opportunity speak directly with some of the leading, premier manufacturers of Production Equipment Hardware and Software available today. Our partners have gone the extra mile to show support to Colorado 's Production Community by bringing some of their newest product introductions made at NAB 2010 to TSL.

Register Now!

Live demonstrations of new technology will be conducted throughout the day and of course, it wouldn't be a TSL event without refreshments and some great door prizes.
Please feel free to contact our office should you have any questions or encounter problems with your registration.

We look very forward to seeing YOU on the 26th.Thank you for a great year.

Location : 7348 S. Alton Way Suite 9-G Centennial, CO 80112

http://www.telecorpssales.com/

Who are they?

Telecorps Sales & Leasing, LLC located in the Denver Tech Center serves the broadcast and professional production industries in the Mountain Time Zone and Nationwide from Denver, Colorado. With a primary focus on High End production equipment sales, TSL provides the latest equipment offerings from the premier manufacturers of professional production equipment world-wide. Their team, with decades of experience, is ready to guide the production and post professional during this highly disruptive time with strategic and effective solutions for every budget; the TSL staff are more than qualified to work with you to define your equipment and support needs from beginning to end.