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Game Design

Don't just play games, make them! Learn about the free and low-cost game engines available to create games. You'll learn a lot about game making, from how to tell a story to how to tweak characters. Enjoy seeing and playing the games others make in class, too.

You'll learn how to make menus, control movement, and set up scoring. Along the way you'll make some cool graphics and animations for your game. Then, you'll find out how to publish your game to the world.

Meets 6 times, 1.5 hours/each time
$ 125 (early registration price)
$ 145 (late registration/walk-in price, only if space available)

Your instructor Seth Etter

Seth is a freelance web professional who designs and develops websites and web applications on a contract basis.

Parents please note~

• This Pixel Time after-school enrichment class is designed to please ages 10-14.
• Dates/Times listed on the Tickets above
• We'll be using no-cost/low-cost software so your child can continue making games at home
• At Pixel Time, we'll be using software for Mac (so we can publish games to iPhones); we'll provide info about similar tools for Windows for home use

Venue:
CityArts
334 N Mead
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Richard III by William Shakespeare, directed by Ellen Geer – The story of the most charismatic villain ever to command the stage. Daunted by a life of physical challenges, Richard weaves a fiery web of intrigue, removing all obstacles – and all people – that stand between him and his designs on the throne of England. Shakespeare's delightfully bloody and brutal history follows the corrupt path of a twisted man with equally twisted ambitions as Richard manipulates, marries and murders his way to the top with unmatched charm and zeal.
Venue:
Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum
1419 North Topanga Canyon Boulevard
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Age Group(s): Pre-school Age Children
Start Time: 10:30 AM
End Time: 11:00 AM

Come learn at the library. Read books, sing songs, do a craft project. This ever-popular story time is a lot of fun and is designed to hold the interests of preschool-aged children. Pick up a ticket at the desk. Tickets are issued beginning 30 minutes in advanced.
Library: Northwest Branch Library Branch Web Page
Location: Meeting Room
Presenter: Children's Librarian

Venue:
Northwest Branch Library
11355 Regency Green Drive
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Learn to design and build an online newsroom that will keep the media informed, engaged and coming back for more..

Most reporters consult an organization's website when they prepare their stories for broadcast or publication. It used to be necessary to create glossy, expensive media kits to convey the story of your organization to reporters at a media conference. Today, you can simply direct a reporter to a web URL, where all your press materials, photos, videos, logos, and artwork are posted. It's a huge time and money saver for you, your organization and for the media. Creating these materials has never been easier – or cheaper. This workshop will show you how to build an online news room the media will love, with or without your own website, with or without any previous online publishing experience. You'll leave the workshop knowing how you can provide journalists the information they need, how they need it and when they need it.

You'll learn to:

• Create the essential documents for your newsroom
• Determine which Web 2.0 tools best suit your news style and organization
• Set up RSS and other communication tools
• Produce and embed audio and video podcasts into your newsroom
• Design your newsroom for bloggers and social media sites
• Bookmark, comment and optimize your newsroom to increase visibility
• Distribute and syndicate your content
• Present you or your company up as an expert in your industry
• Create a newsroom without a website and without any online publishing skills, if necessary
• and much more…

Early Bird Bonus:Register for the workshop before April 30, 2011 and you'll save and we'll give you a one hour in-person tutorial at your office or ours, before or after the workshop. Get more training for less money, get a jump on things and maximize your learning experience!Questions? Give us a call at (780) 695-5675 or send us an email.

About the instructor:

Marilyn Jones brings 25 years of media relations experience and four years of social media experimentation to the workshop and specializes in corporate and social media training for individuals or teams in Alberta. To see her portfolio and feedback from website publishing clients see www.rivercityproductions.ca. To see more information on her media training background and services see www.mediamag.ca. For feedback from other clients and workshop participants see www.mediamag.ca/media-training/testimonials.

If the timing of this workshop doesn't work for you or you prefer to take a three hour personal tutorial on this workshop topic for 0 instead, please call 780-695-5675.

Venue:
NABI (Northern Alberta Business Incubator)
13 Mission Avenue
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RENT
29 April-20 May 2011
Based on Puccini’s classic opera La Boheme, Jonathan Larson’s RENT tells the story of a group of Bohemians struggling to live and pay their rent in the gritty background of New York’s East Village. “Measuring their lives in love,” these starving artists strive for success and acceptance while enduring the obstacles of poverty, illness and the AIDS epidemic.
One of the longest running shows on Broadway, Rent was the winner of the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Obie Award, the New York Drama Critics Circle Award, four Tony Awards and the three Drama Desk awards.
Book, Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson | Musical Arrangements by Steve Skinner | Original Concept and Additional Lyrics by Billy Aronson | Music Supervision and Additional Arrangements by Tim Weil | Dramaturge Lynn Thomson | By arrangement with Hal Leonard Australia Pty Ltd and Music Theatre International
DIRECTOR John Peek
MUSICAL DIRECTOR Matthew Nutley
CHOREOGRAPHER Ingrid Cameron
SET DESIGNER Shane P Rodwell
COSTUME DESIGNER Sean Hoban
LIGHTING DESIGNER Andrew Haden
PERFORMANCE DATES
Fri 29 April 7.30pm | Sat 30 April 7.30pm | Sun 1 May 3pm
Wed 4 May 7.30pm | Fri 6 May 7.30pm | Sat 7 May 1pm | Sat 7 May 7.30pm | Sun 8 May 3pm
Wed 11 May 7.30pm | Fri 13 May 7.30pm | Sat 14 May 7.30pm | Sun 15 May 3pm
Tues 17 May 7.30pm | Wed 18 May 7.30pm | Thurs 19 May 7.30pm | Fri 20 May 7.30pm

TO BOOK:
Online : http://www.ignatians.com.au/
Or Call: Box Office on 07 3371 2751, Monday-Friday, 11am-2pm.
If calling outside of these hours, please leave a message and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
Venue:
The Schonell Cinema & Live Theatre
Bldg 22 Level 3 University of Queensland St Lucia 4072
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Have fun in the National Library with a series of workshops on Thursday afternoons and join us on Saturday for story hour. Learn to make postcards using print tecniques. Full details on www.nli.ie

Join us for a fun filled summer! Workshops and Story telling at the National Library of Ireland Thursday Tales and Trails is a series of afternoon workshops inspired by the Library's exhibition Tall Tales and Deadly Drawings which will take place every Thursday afternoon during July and August. Bookmaking, shadow puppet theatre and story making are just some of the themes. Children's author, Enda Wyley will host a workshop titled Word Wizards where participants will get the opportunity to create their own tale. Storyteller, Aideen McBride will lead a creative workshop on creating stories from pictures. In collaboration Dublin City Council's Art Office, the Library is running a week long project with Dublin as its theme. Post Cards from Dublin with Artist Elaine Leader, is aimed at the 10 – 12 age group. Inspired by material from the Library's collections, including maps, photographs and prints and using a broad range of printmaking techniques, children will explore their sense of 'place' and design a series of postcards. Story Hour will take place on Saturdays in July at 12 midday, featuring story tellers Aideen McBride on 9th and Niall De Burca on the 23rd.and there will be an opportunity to hear fairy tales in Russian, German and French on the 16th. Heritage Week 2011 kicks off with National Tell Tale Day on Saturday August 20th and to celebrate the great Irish tradition of story telling, author Tom McCaughren will read from his award winning fox books including Run with the Wind and Run Swift, Run Free. To see the full listing of events, please check the Library website: http://www.nli.ie/en/list/current-events.aspx To book places on the workshops: call 01 6030 346 or email: learning@nli.ie Booking not required for the story hour.

Venue:
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

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