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Our PR department was contacted regarding this. Feel free to take advantage if you'd like. Sounds like great fun! Autodesk Multimedia ===================================== Electric Carnival at Lollapalooza There's a traveling road show of digital marvels criss-crossing the country this summer, and it's coming to a town near you. The Electric Carnival is a featured attraction at Lollapalooza '94's Mind Field. Lollapalooza is a concert tour founded in 1990 to showcase the best in alternative rock. For the past four years, the festival has presented numerous prominent alternative bands, a second stage of local bands, and a front of the house area with additional attractions. Sponsored by Interval Research Corporation, Electric Carnival will present Lollapalooza concert-goers with over 60 kiosks showing 18 different kinds of multimedia exhibits. For the final three weeks, the carnival will have a satellite Internet connection. Join the Carnival–Volunteer! Sound cool? Then why not come be a member of the Electric Carnival crew for a day? We'relooking for volunteer facilitators to help us out at each Lollapalooza site. Want to experience all the new technology first hand? Do you have an understanding of what interactive multimedia really is? Interested in sharing your knowledge, as well as expanding on your expertise, with Lollapalooza concert-goers who may have little or no understanding of the Internet? Here's the deal– You'll get free admission to Lollapalooza in exchange for working on the Electric Carnival crew for a 4 1/2 hour shift. The job–As a volunteer facilitator you'll have the chance to be part of the Electric Carnival team in some of the following ways: guide concert goers through the Internet and help people find the coolest places to go; be part of a video crew and collect footage from all over Lollapalooza; select snippets of the best video footage to project on video screens; coordinate crowd movement in and out of the tent; help people make their own animated or quicktime movies; trouble shoot simple problems, demonstrate CD ROMS, demonstrate multimedia production tools, and assist concert-goers in using some of the exhibits. The skills– desired, but not necessarily required–solid understanding of the Internet, and/or multimedia applications (Macromedia Director, Adobe Photoshop, Premier, Painter, etc!); background in theater, experience with digital art, and a genuine enthusiasm for multimedia technology and its potential for personal expression. You must be 16 or older. What you need to do– E-mail (ECVolunteer @ interval.com) send (126 South Park * San Francisco, CA 94107) or fax (415*284*5128) a resume and references to the Electric Carnival in c/o Volunteers. You can also call us @ 415*284*5136. Let us know when and where you'd like to join in the fun. THE FUTURE IS NOW!!! The superhighway is here whether we like it or not–now the question is if we're going to stick out our thumbs and hope someone stops to pick us up, or learn how to drive for ourselves. We're coming to these cities across the U.S. and Canada– Las Vegas, NV – July 7 * Denver, CO – July 9 * Kansas City, MO – July 11 * St.Paul, MN – July 12 * Milwaukee, WI – July 14 * Chicago, IL – July 15 & 16 * St. Louis, MO – July 17 * Columbus, OH – July 19 * Cincinnati, OH – July 20 * Indianapolis, IN – July 22 * Detroit, MI – July 23, 24, 25, 29 * Montreal, Quebec – July 27 * Barrie, ONT – July 28 * Pittsburgh, PA – July 30 * Saratoga, NY- August 2 * Providence, RI – August 3 * New York, NY – August 5 & 6 * Charles Town, WVA – August 8 * Raleigh, NC – August 10 *Charlotte, NC – August 11 * Atlanta, GA – August 12 & 13 * Miami, FL – August 15 * Deland, FL – August 16 * New Orleans, LA – August 18 * Houston, TX – August 19 * Dallas, TX – August 20 & 21 * Phoenix, AZ – August 24 * San Diego, CA – August 25 * San Francisco, CA – August 27 & 28 * George, WA – August 30, 31, September 1* Los Angeles, CA – September 4 & 5