LISAA exhibits at the Gaité Lyrique during the I Love Transmedia Festival

From 1st – 4th October, students from the Digital Art Direction course at LISAA will exhibit two projects—Versus and FKN Project—created in partnership with students from CELSA as part of the TIU Lab at the I Love Transmedia Festival at the Gaité Lyrique.

A COLLABORATIVE DIGITAL EXHIBITION

The TIU association has put in place a unique educational laboratory, bringing together professionals and students in order to create interaction around original and multi-platform projects. With the participation of leading advanced courses and the creation of a specialist steering committee, TIU aims to discover new talents by initiating the production of several multidisciplinary works every year.

12 projects have been created in this framework by students from 11 schools and universities specialising in graphic arts: Bellecour, Esia 3D, CELSA, Université Paris I Sorbonne, CCI Multimédia Annecy, Les Gobelins, ESAAT, CNAM, Enjmin, Gamagora and LISAA.

TWO CELSA X LISAA PROJECTS

Digital Art Direction students from LISAA Paris and students from CELSA joined up to form multidisciplinary teams to create two digital projects.

“Versus,” created by Ciléia Monard and Solène Saguez, is a web-fiction centred around a legal universe which joins together social media and reality TV: the audience and users must vote to decide the verdict of the accused. Between Big Brother and 12 Angry Men.

“FKN Project”, created by Adrien Kelejian and Julien Amice, is an interactive police investigation video: the viewer plays the role of a private detective who will soon learn that their boss isn’t quite who they seem to be.

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Formations liées au projet

Master Digital Art Direction

The art director has a key role working directly with an advertiser or within an agency: they are responsible for their client’s image, brand or company in the sense that they come into play whenever this is on show. Students learn how to implement a communications strategy and concepts and then translate these into graphics that can be adapted to all visual, digital or printed media.

Master Digital Art Direction / 360 Communication

The 360° Communication course is for students who wish to further their skills in print media while advancing their learning in digital media. In addition to the shared core with the digital art direction course, students work on three complementary axes: publishing/illustration, branding/strategy and events.

Master Digital Art Direction / Animated media

The art direction/animated media course enables students to develop specific skills in the production of audio-visual content. They work on 3-D animation, illustrated animation (TVPaint), directing and production, and further develop the specific art direction skills adapted to video and motion design.