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The MDM Program at Vancouver's Centre for Digital Media
Discover what this innovative, full-time professional Master’s degree in entertainment technology and digital media is all about.
Industry Testimonial: MDM Student Project Man Up Canada
Men's Health Initiative of British Columbia (MHIBC) consultant Marcel Labbé discusses the Man Up! collaboration with MDM students.
Man Up. "Get it Pumpin"
Man Up Canada is a multi-faceted experience to encourage men to take action concerning their health developed by MDM students for The Men's Health Initiative of BC (MHIBC).
MDM Program: Focus on International Students
MDM students and alumni come from around the globe, and from diverse undergraduate and professional backgrounds.
Project: Gold Mountain Guest
This game development team is working with Henry Yu and his UBC teams to create an interactive guided experience.
MDM + You = Amazing
The MDM Program is a full time professional graduate degree program providing students with team-based experiences
Course Project: AirStyx
Air Styx is an interactive narrative, which allows the user to explore the inner thoughts of characters who face their fate in a fiery plane crash.
Documentation: Big Skipper
In the spring of 2008 the Centre for Digital Media and the UBC Fisheries Centre collaborated on a project to produce a virtual ocean.
Course Project: Suzy
Suzy’s Curtain Call is an interactive Flash piece that explores how we make judgments about other people.
Project: Digital Bridge
Digital Bridge was an awareness campaign for the Cultural Olympiad: Digital Edition (CODE Live), an interactive art and music festival concurrent with the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, BC.
Student Animation: Speed Razor
Speed Razor is a small conceptual animation for product marketing.
Student-designed App for the Vancouver Public Library
Check out the 3D interactive application prototype developed by MDM students that simulates the downtown Vancouver public library.
Code Beacon LED Light Project Documentary Video
This is the third major project I worked on at the Masters of Digital Media Program. This project is for Vancouver 2010 Cultural and Digital Olympic, and we made a animatable LED sign for this Digital Olympic Event called CODE LIVE.
MDM Program: An Introduction (2009)
Learn about the MDM Program: our 16-month professional graduate degree program (plus internship) offering students advanced industry-relevant and multidisciplinary education and experience in the games and digital media industry.
Industry Project: Precipice
Project with the U.S. Department of Energy, the Twenty +Thirty - two team at Vancouver's Centre for Digital Media
Course Project: Preacher Trailer
A visual narrative developed by MDM graduates Yangos Hadjiyannis and David Janer.
An Ocean Simulation: Project Presentation
The Fisheries project developed a realtime, interactive data visualization which shows fish populations in the Gulf of Mexico.
Last Rites (Trailer)
An interactive film where the user is able to watch three interlocking stories in nine segments and ultimately choose the fate of the protagonist.
Course Project: The Misfit Moose
The Misfit Moose is a short visual narrative created by MDM students.
Documentation: Making of "Last Minutes"
A tense hostage situation is in progress. A stalwart Police Chief and his SWAT marksman square off against a determined bystander and a young girl with a deadly weapon.
Abstraction: The Making of Picasso's Pi Virtual World Project
To experience Picasso's Pi, a virtual world student project built in Java.
Booty Bandit: Virtual World Game Demo
Java-based game developed for Building Virtual Worlds class in the MDM program.
Submergency: Machinima
A student machinima project created using Second Life
MDM/UBC Fisheries Ocean Visualization Collaboration
In the spring of 2008 the Masters of Digital Media Program and the UBC Fisheries Centre collaborated on a project to produce a virtual ocean.