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  • Hyper Island

    April 22nd, 2008

    We have been asked to participate in streaming a video for Hyper Island School of Design in Sweden. This is the 2nd in a series of 10 being released exclusively to a few sites, including ours. The purpose is to create some buzz for their Diploma Program for English speaking people.

    “In this video, current students at Hyper Island talk about what they think is unique with their education, their learning from Hyper and what they are currently working on.”

    For more on Hyper Island go to their site / blog. The first video in this series can be seen at FormFiftyFive.

    2 Responses to “Hyper Island”

    1. [...] I’ve been asked by Hyper Island to be a part of their video recruitment tour. Hyper Island is promoting their Diploma Programs for English speaking people and this video is one of ten videos with the purpose to show what to expect when studying at Hyper. Ten different video clips will be touring exclusively on a few sites as well as on Hyper’s blog. AisleOne is featuring the 3rd video of the series in which three co-workers from Hyper Island talk about the schools methodology and what students can expect when studying at Hyper. The first two can be found on Form Fifty Five and The Strange Attractor. [...]

    2. [...] There’s a bit of an interview where he talks about what originally got him excited about flash animation back in the day, his thoughts on the future, and a bit on his working process and the craft of animation. Also – Video No.1 and No.2 [...]

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