Interactive Media
01-Jul-91 20:39:13
Sb: #26712-Interactive Media
Fm: Jerry Isdale 72330,770
To: Jonathan Hirschman 70274,2526
I think the CAD visualization thing is ok. It breaks into several
markets: Product design, Scientific visualization and presentations
Product design is where you design a new bottle for floor wax, etc.
S.Vis is a real complex compute problem, not for the lay person or
small budget production shop.
Presentations will be a BIG growth industry. As Michael Gerard mentioned,
the PR depts at the corporations need to spend their bucks. Generally they
will hire free-lancers to take on projects,
especially one that requires a bunch of capital equipment (like
a MM w/computer, video, etc.) The corporate types are so tired of
the basic 2d bar/pie charts now that 3D stuff is needed to keep
them partly awake.
Using a MM or an interactive presentation for justifying a project
to the BoardOfDirectors/Shareholders, or just as a sales tool could
be a big market. There is a growing market of overhead projector
addons for displaying computer data that aims directly at this
type of presentation (as well as the Harvard Graphics stuff).
Getting friendly with your PR/art dept folks at local corporations
could be a good way to drum up some business.
I believe there were some old msgs in the MultiMedia forum about
these markets.