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SAE MAGAZINE the Magazine of Institute and ALUMNI Association the Event of the Media Representatives of Today and Tomorrow 2008 | 2 The Event of the Media Representatives of Today and Tomorrow SAE MAGAZINE th/17th 2008 Berlin, October 16 ION The Magazine of SAE Institute and ALUMNI Association th ONVENT SAE ALUMNI C SAE MAGAZINE 4 2008 | 2 The Magazine of SAE Institute and SAE ALUMNI Association F O O X R D Get your Degree from the new SAE Oxford – It’s for Life www.sae-alumni-convention.org :: Preview SAE ALUMNI CONVENTION 2008 in Berlin PEOPLE & BUSINESS EVENTS & ACTIVITIES Free Exibition, Product Presentation and exclusive Tradeware Deals Soltauer Str. 18-22 :: :: :: PRODUCTION & KNOW HOW Seminars & Workshops by renowned People from the Media Industry D-13509 Berlin :: Interview with Engineer and :: Tom Misner‘s Rock :: Audio deconstructed SAE ALUMNI CONVENTION Party & SAE ALUMNI Awards (Reinickendorf) Producer John Agnello Musical ”The Madman“ :: Dynamic with Ajax :: Interview with Andreas :: SAE ALUMNI Awards 2008 :: Sample your Room Meyer, Founder of make.tv :: Meet the Masters 2008 :: The Need of Manipulation Free Exibition | Seminars & Workshops | Demoshows | Apple Area | Party & Networking | Media Talks SAE_Magazin_2_2008_umschlag.indd 1 27.08.2008 14:31:49 Uhr SAE INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COLLEGE MA in Creative Media Practice* For professionals with a background oder in Recording, Multimedia or Film Wettrennen wegrennen? Distance Education One-to-one contact with an Academic Advisor Duration 12 or 24 months Unwetterwarnungen Fee discounts available for SAE Graduates Accreditation for existing direkt auf‘s Handy! professional experience * Validated by Middlesex University, London IN ASSOCIATION WITH Enquire today! www.saegraduatecollege.com The World is your Classroom wind unwetter-service Picture: SAE Institute Oxford, England Registrieren auf www.unwetter-service.de SAE_Magazin_2_2008_umschlag.indd 2 27.08.2008 14:31:53 Uhr EDITORIAL // SERVICE 3 SAE ARRIVES IN OXFORD Chris Müller Dear readers, Liebe Leserinnen, liebe Leser, Oxford is a town in England with a population of almost 150,000 – a town Oxford ist eine Stadt in England mit rund 150.000 Einwohnern, eine like so many others around the UK and the world. However, Oxford is unique Stadt wie hunderte Städte auf der ganzen Welt. Und doch ist Oxford et- and world renowned as this town, situated on the river Cherwell and the was Besonderes und weltberühmt. Wohl kaum eine Stadt wird stärker als well-known Thames (known to Oxford as the Isis), is seen as the embodiment Inbegriff von Elite Universität und Ausbildungstradition verstanden wie of elite education and educational tradition. Oxford is home to England’s die Stadt an der Themse. Oxford ist der Sitz der ältesten und berühmtesten oldest and most distinguished university, which is also highly respected on Universität Englands, welche auch international mit Harvard und Cambridge an international level together with Harvard and Cambridge. It is a pinnacle die Weltspitze der renommiertesten Universitäten anführt. Ein heiliges of the education world, just 100km north west of London. Pflaster der Ausbildungslandschaft rund 100km nordwestlich von London. 2008 sees the addition of another educational institution to Oxford’s 2008 reiht sich ein weiteres Ausbildungsinstitut in das Bild dieser traditions- traditional townscape of all its leading academic establishments, namely reichen Stadt mit all ihren führenden akademischen Institutionen ein: SAE location of SAE Institute. Situated on a hill in the idyllic suburb of Littlemore Institute. Im idyllischen Stadtteil Littlemore liegt auf einer kleinen Anhöhe are the new international headquarters of SAE. Surrounded by over 5 acres inmitten eines grünen, parkähnlichen Anwesens das neue SAE Headquarter, of lavish grounds; this sophisticated period building will offer its students ein stilvolles dreiflügeliges Gebäude, in dem sich den Studenten auf knapp a gigantic array of modern technology, in time making full use of all three 9.000 Quadratmetern eine gigantische Spielwiese moderner Technik bietet. large wings. Pictured on our cover is SAE Founder Tom Misner, posing Unser Titelbild zeigt SAE Firmengründer Tom Misner stolz vor dem neuen proudly in front of the new “Tom Misner Building“ in Oxford. „Tom Misner Building“ in Oxford. The opening of this new SAE Campus in the world famous university town Ein SAE Campus am altehrwürdigen Hochschulstandord Oxford ist aller- of Oxford is more than just another SAE location (significant in itself), more dings mehr als eine weitere SAE Location, mehr als das neue Headquarter than just the new headquarters of the world’s largest private education des weltweit größten privaten Bildungsanbieters und mehr als ein gigan- provider and more than a gigantic education facility, outfitted at the tischer Ausbildungsstandort auf allerhöchstem Niveau. Das SAE Institute highest level.This new SAE Institute is a symbol and major milestone of SAE’s Oxford ist ein Symbol und wichtiger Meilenstein der SAE Erfolgsgeschichte. continuing success story. Viel Spaß mit unserer 9. Ausgabe des SAE MAGAZINES. We hope you enjoy reading this 9th edition of the SAE MAGAZINE. Chris Chris 4 SERVICE // CONTENT 06: The new SAE Oxford Degree Center 98: Tom Misner produces Rock Musical: “The Madman“ 40: Profile Rüdiger Grieme – SAE Senior Managing Director Content // Inhalt SAE & SAE ALUMNI NEWS SAE OXFORD DEGREE CENTER 06 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SAE ONliNE courses 11 USA 32 AUSTRALIA 33 EUROPEAN NEWS ASIA & MIDDLE EAST 34 BERLIN 12 FRANKFURT 13 QANTM NEWS HAMBURG 14 GermaNY // SwitZerlaND // Austria 36 LEIPZIG 14 NETHERLANDS 37 coloGNe 15 AUSTRALIA 37 muNich 17 STUTTGART 18 FEATURED PROFILES vieNNa 18 RÜDIGER GRIEME – SAE SENior maNAGING director 40 ZuRICH 20 PIER MERLO 44 GENEVA 21 AMSTERDAM 22 SAE LONDON PORTRAIT 46 ROTTERDAM 23 ATHENs 24 SAE ALUMNI CONVENTION 2008 PREVIEW 48 BRUSSELs 26 MADRID 26 BARCELONA 27 LIVERPOOL 28 PARIS 28 MilaN 29 STOCKHOLM 30 loNdoN 46 CONTENT // SERVICE 5 46: SAE London Portrait 60: Audio deconstructed 104: Meet the Masters 2008 88: Interview with John Agnello – Music Producer 48: SAE ALUMNI CONVENTION 2008 Preview PRODUCTION & KNow How EVENTS & ACTIVITIES DO IT YOURSELF - ADAPTERs 54 TOM MISNER PRODUCES ROCK musical: “THE MADMAN” 98 DYNAMIC WITH AJAX 56 PROJECT SANDSTORM 100 AUDIO DECONSTRUCTED 60 SAE ALUMNI AWARD 2008 102 THE NEED OF MANIPULATION 62 SAE JAM SESSION 102 RAINDROPS ON THE CAMERA LENS WITH AFX CS3 64 SAE SUPPORTS THE “Erde & MENsch” PROJECT 103 ADVERTISING WITH PROMINENT PEOPLE 65 MEET THE MASTERS 2008 – SAE Masterclass 104 SAMPLING ACOUSTIC SPACES 66 LOOP SLICING IN LOGIC AUDIO 70 SERVICE WEB BACKGROUND GRAPHICS USING CSS AND PS 72 WEB WATCH - LIFESTREAMING 76 EDITORIAL 03 INDEX of advertisers 106 PEOPLE & BUSINESS CONTACT 106 IMPRINT 106 301 GROUP NEWS 301 GermaNY 78 301 INTERNATIONAL 78 INTERVIEWS DIRK BRÜNNER, REGIOACTIVE.DE 82 HEIKO KLINGE, GAMESTAR 86 JOHN AGNELLO, Music Producer 88 ANDREAS MEYER, MAKE.TV 94 6 SAE & SAE ALUMNI NEWS GET YOUR DEGREE FROM THE NEW SAE OXFORD – IT’S FOR LIFE Just one hour outside of London, England, lies Oxford, the „City of Dreaming Spires”, home to one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities. As an international hub of higher education, it was also the choice location for SAE Institute’s brand- new European Degree Centre – the perfect place for a unique learning and life experience. // Nur eine knappe Stunde von London entfernt liegt Oxford, die „City of Dreaming Spires“, Sitz F O O X R D einer der ältesten und angesehensten Universitäten der Welt. Die Position Oxfords als akademisches Zentrum allerhöchster Güte war der ausschlaggebende Gesichtspunkt bei der Standortwahl für das neue European Degree Centre von SAE, einem Ausbildungszentrum, das zukünftigen Studenten eine einzigartige Lern- und Lebenserfahrung verspricht. As a place where tradition and progress intertwine, Oxford is made for students. While bicycle-friendly and equipped with excellent public transport, it is also easily accessible from Heathrow, London’s major international airport. Steeped in history, yet enjoying a modern and vibrant student life (both by day and by night), the idyllic city of 150 000 represents the best of what British university towns have to offer. SAE Oxford, the world’s largest creative media campus, is scheduled to open its doors to students in October 2008 and will be offering industry-recognized and government-accredited certificates, diplomas, and degree qualifications in audio engineering, multimedia & web design, digital film, 3D animation, and game design. All degrees are issued in partnership with Middlesex University, London, and/or SAE’s International Graduate College/Qantm Degree Granting College. SAE & SAE ALUMNI NEWS 7 GET YOUR DEGREE FROM THE NEW SAE OXFORD – IT’S FOR LIFE SAE OXFORD DEGREE CENTER Ein Ort wie Oxford, in dem Tradition und Fortschritt Hand in Hand ge- hen, ist wie für Studenten gemacht. Mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln und über ein Netz von Fahrradwegen ist vor Ort alles schnell und einfach zu erreichen und die Nähe zum internationalen Flughafen Heathrow macht die Anreise aus allen Teilen der Welt zum Kinderspiel. Trotz ihrer ehrfurchtgebietenden Geschichtsträchtigkeit erfreut sich die idyllische Stadt mit ihren knapp 150 000 Einwohnern einer überaus modernen und dynamischen Studentenkultur (bei Tag und bei Nacht) und ist damit der Inbegriff der britischen Universitätsstadt. SAE Oxford, das weltweit größte Ausbildungszentrum im Bereich„Kreative Medien“, öffnet im Oktober 2008 seine Pforten und bietet staatlich und industriell anerkannte Studiengänge für Tontechnik, Multimedia
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