PUC-Rio de Janeiro
Sibgrapi 2009 - Video Festival & Demos

The Sibgrapi Video Festival is an exhibition of short videos (up to 3 min) generated with computer graphics or digital video processing techniques, which brings technical innovations and creativity together. Scientists, engineers, computer science researchers, designers, artists, advertising specialists, and animators are encouraged to submit works that fascinate, innovate, provoke, and entertain.This year, Sibgrapi is introducing a Demo Session as an opportunity for researchers to show their practical results to Sibgrapi’s audience. Videos & Demos that are related to papers and posters submitted to the conference technical sessions are warmly welcome.

The Sibgrapi Video Festival & Demos Session are privileged forums where professionals, amateurs, production houses, research groups, and students can share experiences and exhibit their productions to a selected and specialized international audience. The Video Festival takes place during one of the three nights of the symposium in an informal and cheerful session dedicated to innovation and imagination. The Demos are going to be presented in a special session during Sibgrapi.


Chairs

Luciana P. Nedel and Olga P. Bellon.


Best Videos & Demos Awards

Amongst the accepted videos, the best ones are selected and advertised as the winners of the Specialist Jury Certificate (one for each video category) and the Popular Jury Certificate (one for all categories). Also, the best demo is going to be elected by a Sibgrapi’s committee.All the accepted videos & demos are included in the CD-ROM of the symposium.

The awarded videos of Sibgrapi 2009 are:
Jury and public best artistic video:
Perdendo o Compasso
Marco Antonio Carvalho, Caio Rigon, Leon Watanabe
Public ex-aequo best artistic video:
Rockted Um Pouco Mais
Andre Martins
Jury and public best technical video:
Simulating minimally invasive surgery: create and touch your own virtual
Anderson Maciel

Important Dates

Submission Deadline: August 23th, 2009
Notification of Acceptance: September 08th, 2009
Final Video Due: September 17th, 2009


Author's instruction


What To Submit

The videos can be submitted in one of the following categories (not both):

Technical: videos in this category are evaluated according to inventive technical aspects of their production or the innovative techniques used to generate the images. This category includes videos that demonstrate innovative computer animation or image processing techniques. Also it includes videos that explain the technical details of research developments in one or more themes of the symposium.

Artistic: videos in this category are evaluated according to their artistic, cultural or entertainment value. Videos of this category may use traditional techniques and software. Videos related to promotional films, game introductions, advertising films, and experimental animations are usually included in this category. Video editing and finishing are important aspects in this category.

Videos of a category that also have aspects of the other category are rewarded with extra evaluation points. Any form of computer graphics or image processing technique is eligible for submission. 3D animation, 2D Flash animation, live-action visual effects integration, or digitally manipulated imagery can be considered.


How To Submit

Submissions are only accepted in MPEG format. VHS and Betacam are NOT acceptable for submission. Videos and/or demos must be available from a Web or FTP address and the link should be sent in the submission form.

There are many Web sites that offer space for your content for free. One example is the SkyDrive that offers 25 GB.

 

Steps for submission

  1. Download, complete and sign the Sibgrapi Video Festival & Demos Submission Form (available on PDF or Word)
  2. Upload the material using the JEMS system.

Additional Requirements and Orientations

  1. Use a separate form for each submission.
  2. Sibgrapi 2009 will not pay any customs fees, duties, or tariffs incurred by your submission.
  3. The rights for using commercially recorded music’s (or performance rights), if any, in your video are your responsibility.
  4. The decisions of the Jury are final and no review is possible.
  5. The Specialist Jury is the Video Festival Committee and the Popular Jury is the audience of the symposium.

Citation format

@inproceedings{key,
author = {...},
title = {...},
year = {2009},
month = {october},
booktitle = {Workshops of Sibgrapi 2009 - Video Festival \& Demos},
editor = {Luciana P. Nedel and Olga P. Bellon and Thomas Lewiner},
publisher = {SBC},
issn = {2176-0853},
address = {Rio de Janeiro, RJ},
url = {http://www.matmidia.mat.puc-rio.br/Sibgrapi2009}
}

Artistic Videos:

Goldberg Animado
Renata Brito, Renan Sousa, Luiz Carneiro, Alan Siqueira Athayde Lima, Wietske Meyering
Nostalgia
Mara Regina Silva
Se a Urca guardasse o tempo
Alice Gomes
Rockted Um Pouco Mais
Andre Martins
Perdendo o Compasso
Marco Antonio Carvalho, Caio Rigon, Leon Watanabe
Work Inside
Katielen Bissolotti, Adriano Oliveski, Daiane Fracaro, Marcelo Fardo

Technical Videos:

Matchmove
Bruno Madeira, Luiz Velho, Leandro da Mota Damasceno
CollecTable
Maria Paula Reis, Andre Maximo, Luiz Velho
Photorealistic Models for Pupil Light Reflex and Iridal Pattern Deformation
Vitor Pamplona, Manuel M. Oliveira Neto, Gladimir Baranoski
The Blues Machine
Marcelo Cicconet, Ilana Paterman, Paulo Cezar Carvalho, Luiz Velho
Scale-Space for Union of 3D Balls
Alex Bordignon, Betina Vath, Thales Vieira, Cynthia O.L. Ferreira, Marcos Craizer, Thomas Lewiner
Marvin Image Processing Framework
Gabriel Archanjo, Fabio Andrijauskas, Danilo Rosetto Muñoz, Hugo Slepicka, Barry McCullagh
Simulating minimally invasive surgery: create and touch your own virtual
Anderson Maciel
Synthesis and Transfer of Time-Variant Material Appearance on Images
Djalma Bandeira, Marcelo Walter
Crowd behaviors based on space colonization algorithm
Rafael Araújo Rodrigues, Soraia Musse, Marcelo Paravisi, Alessandro Bicho, Léo Pini Magalhães, Cláudio Jung