Events｜Tokyo Downtown Cool Media Festival

26th(Fri.) to 28th(sun.) November, 2010 open-11:00 start-11:15 *26th:open-13:15 start-13:30

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【Asahi Art Square】

East Asian Visual Media Symposium 2010
Sat. 27 November, 1:30 p.m.-
Discussion on next generation of motion picture education and its exit strategy inviting guests from media and educational institution of East Asia

Panelists :	SATO Tadao (Principal of Japan Academy of Moving Images, movie critic) ENOKIDA Ryuji (Chief Director of Yokohama Art Project, Producer) JANG Hyunsoo (Principal of Korean Academy of Film Arts) YANG Lin (Professor of Direction Department in Beijing Film Academy) WU Hsiu-ching(Professor of National Taiwan University of Arts)
Facilitator :	KODAMA Takashi (Tokyo Polytechnic University)

【Sumida Park Studio “Sou (storage)”】

Teach-in & Live Performance
Sat. 27 November, 1:30 p.m.-
Director’s teach-in and live piano performance of a main cast, HUANG Yu-Xiang, will be held after the show.

Talk Session “Toward Age of Cool Media”
Sun. 28 November, 16:00 p.m.-
Invite guests and talk about Cool Media.
※Candy jiang, a Chinese actress, bridge between Japan and China "Zhang Yimou girl" comes on stage @28 Nov. Talk Session!
Adrian Davis and Lubi Thomas come on stage from Art Unit, Davis Thomas, Australia.

Guests :	Representatives from participating companies of Tokyo Downtown Cool, Osaka Chaos Members of Sumida Goodies Hunters, and more
Facilitator :	ENOKIDA Ryuji (TDCMF Executive Committee)

【KFC Hall & Rooms / Annex A】*related event 1

“Super” Monodzukuri (Industrial) Parts Prize Ceremony
Monodzukuri Promotion Symposium
Joint Reception for Prize Winners & Tokyo Downtown Cool Media Festival

【Curatorial Workshop: CUR8】*related event 2

Curatorial workshops for Seisa Group High School students will be commanded by Lubi Thomas, a curator of Queensland University of Technology, before this festival.

Making Connections: Ancient Stories - New Audiences

The Dreaming Series is a nationally significant collection of works, which transformed Australian traditional knowledge and culture, through digital media presentation, into a new mode of sharing, which crosses the generational divide and connects to our younger generations; those with a natural affiliation to the moving image.

The group of works that students handled will be on show.

This project is kindly supported by Aboriginal Nations Australia, QUT and IDAP.