Speakers

9.24(Fri) 13:00 - 16:00  Creative Business Session

9.24(Fri) 17:00 - 20:00  Art & Graphic Session

9.25(Sat) 10:30 - 13:30  Scandinavian Design Style

9.25(Sat) 14:00 - 17:00  Typography Design Session

9.25(Sat) 17:30 - 20:30  Motion Graphic Session

Creative director and co-founder of onedotzero. With a background as a new media producer and photographer, Walter launched onedotzero at London ICA as a digital film festival. In a flash onedotzero popularity rose, allowing it to tour internationally and grow into the world’s largest digital film festival. Alongside directing the festival, Walter also keeps busy with his production agency onedotzero industries producing innovative multi-disciplinary work for the world best-known brands and bands. He has commissioned and produced scores of award-winning shorts and animations, written two top selling onedotzero books and co-curated Decode: Digital Design Sensations at V&A Museum.

www.onedotzero.com
www.onedotzero.tv

David OReilly is the young, award winning genius creating a sensation with innovative contemporary 3D animation. The Berlin-based filmmaker draws attention from various industry circles. His work includes a variety of major commercial projects as well as music videos for well-known bands such as U2 and M.I.A.. Moreover, OReilly has been recently invited to speak at a number of companies, film festivals, and universities across the world―including Pixar, NYU, Pictoplasma, and Berlinale.

www.davidoreilly.com

Started working as a designer in 1993, primarily on record jackets. Began producing concert videos of the band Cornelius at the request of friend Keigo Oyamada. Tsujikawa’s talent as a filmmaker started blooming in 1997, after which he performed freelance direction for Cornelius, UA, RIP SLYME, Kahimi Karie, NTT East, as well as Meiji Milk Chocolate commercials. In recent years on top of his Japanese work, Tsujikawa has been garnering much international attention producing foreign company commercials for SMIRNOFF and COMCAST among other brands.

www.tsujikawakoichiro.com