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• Cancellation!!! Chris Watts [+]
  Due to unforeseen circumstances, Chris Watts has unfortunately cancelled his conference appearance.
• Pick up your OFFF NYC 2007 tickets! [+]
  When you completed your purchase you have received an email with the reference number of your OFFF NYC 2007 tickets, we suggest that you... [more info].
• Tickets Sold Out! [+]
  We just sold out the tickets for OFFF New York 2007!
• Workshops Available [+]
  The workshops program is available. This year Space is limited to 262 people and entry will be first come, first served at the door. The workshop is included in with an OFFF general pass, available here.
• Wallpaper Design Contest [+]
  OFFF, in collaboration with Getty Images, presents "Wallpaper Design Contest". Calling for entries-submit now and you will get free tickets for OFFF New York 2007 and your chance to exhibit your wallpaper on the gettyimages.com.
• New Site [+]
  We are very happy to announce that before OFFF New York open the doors, we will have a new site, new format to make it easier to update and get more refresh contents. Looking forward to it. Stay tunned!
• Final list of Featured Artists! [+]
  We just update the final list of feature artists with some cancellations (John Maeda because of agenda problems at the end, Josh Ulm and Ty Lettau also because agenda problems), but with new amazing artists like Commonwealth, Simon Robson, Kyle Cooper and Chris Watts!
• Tickets almost Sold Out! [+]
  To those who are thinking to attend OFFF New York, the tickets are almost sold out, we recomend you purchase you ticket soon.
• Schedule & Program [+]
  OFFF New York complete schedule and program wil be available early next week at our website. Thanks to all for your patience and see you soon...
• New featured artists [+]
  New featured artists added to OFFF New York 2007, we will have the pleasure to enjoy with Orion Tait from Buck, Leonard Shlain, Reactable, and Shiftspace. More confirmations soon...
• Early Price OFFF NYC [+]
  Remember that this is the last week for early price, get your Tickets before next September 16th and plus you will have the OFFF New York 2007 Catalogue for free!
• Welcome to OFFF NYC 2007 [+]

  Welcome to the OFFF New York 2007 website. As every year you can find general information about the event and its contents, as well as some useful links. We are still working to polish up some details and complete the information for the event, but just now you can find a preview of the program and call entries for OpenRoom, Mercadillo, etc... We will be updating the website very soon. If you have any request or doubts, please contact us. Thanks to all and see you soon.

Featured Artists

• Amit Pitaru
• Buck
• Chris Hewitt
• Chris Watts
• Commonwealth
• Craig Swann
• Derivat
• Erik Natzke
• Frank Bretschneider
• Gmunk
• Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
• Hi-Res! & Nanika
• Hillman Curtis
• I.B.
• ISO50
• Jonathan Harris
• Joshua Davis
• Justin Cone (Motionographer)
• Kyle Cooper
• Leonard Shlain
• Motion Theory
• Neville Brody
• Paula Scher
• Psyop
• Reactable
• Rob Chiu
• ShiftSpace
• Simon Robson
• Stardust
• Takagi Masakatsu
• Troika
• Tronic Studio
• Vasava
• We Work For Them

• 01. ISO50 (Scott Hansen) / ISO50: BLENDING ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL
• 02. Erik Natzke / PAINT BY NUMBERS
• 03. Stardust / BANKING ON IMAGINATION

_Banking on Imagination

Stardust Studios is a creative production company specializing in motion design, animation, visual effects, and live-action production. Led by executive creative director Jake Banks, Stardust’s Santa Monica and New York offices continually redefine cutting-edge aesthetics for commercial, on-air, music video, and in-store presentations. Their recent work — including projects for the world’s top ad agencies, brands, and recording artists — has earned numerous awards and worldwide editorial exposure.

All of the creatives at Stardust Studios use Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and Cinema 4D to design storyboards. “The thing that’s great about design today is that we can get the spot in storyboard form exactly how it’s going to look, because we have the tools right in front of us,”.