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#Forensic Animator Assoc

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#137686From: John SprungNov 23, 1994 2:24 PM
I am also interested in this area. However from a different viewpoint. I am an ATC Manager, and our ATC is looking at new courses and uses for CAD and Animation. We are considering 3DS courses aimed at different markets and I am very impressed with the current use of 3DS in F.A. I would be looking at the Educational needs of a Forensic Animator, and what other skills would be helpfull. Please add me to mail/e-mail lists. John Sprung, ATC Manager, Newton Campus Kwantlen College P.O. Box 9030 Surrey, B.C., Cananda V3T 5H8 Thanks in Advance for more information. JSpr.
#137971From: rick lapidusNov 26, 1994 12:19 PM
John, Will add you to the list & look to you for assistance also. I have taught a few classes from my own experiences. We could use some formalized classes in all areas. Rick
#138045From: Andrew ReeseNov 26, 1994 11:39 PM
Rick — Just jumping into the mddle of this thread — Are you starting an organization, looking to start one or what? I've been involved in FA since 1987 and would like to talk to you about it.
#138074From: rick lapidusNov 27, 1994 10:58 AM
It would be great to have you on board. I am in the process of getting this "thing" started. Main goal (if you missed the beginning of thread ) is to setup and provide testing & certification. Basically to avoid losing the market from adverse rulings. Also to haelp promote in areas now resticting animation. Will send more off forum. Too expensive here!
#138820From: Andrew ReeseNov 30, 1994 1:30 PM
Looking forward to hearing more about the association. I may be able to help as a clearing house/register for cases in which animation is offered. I left Autodesk a few months ago after five years of work on the 3D Studio docs, and I'm now working as a free-lance writer in the 3DS/animation field. andy
#138928From: Nov 30, 1994 8:59 PM
Andy: I hadn't heard you'd left the 'desk! Congrats on going out freelance! Greg Pyros