TouchDesigner Roundtable XXVIII

Organized by The NODE Institute, the TouchDesigner Roundtable Berlin is the meeting point for creatives and developers who work with the visual development platform TouchDesigner as well as everybody who is curious about the world of interactive media art and the people behind it.

For the 28th edition of the Roundtable, we are honored to visit an award-winning creative agency specializing in brand communication: Elastique, which has recently expanded to Berlin and graciously extended its hospitality by hosting us in their new hub situated in the heart of Kreuzberg. Once again, this necessitates the limitation of available tickets, underscoring the importance of securing a spot promptly.

Three enlightening talks are on the agenda, promising to illuminate the professional applications of TouchDesigner across various industries. Topics will range from Elastique’s sophisticated and interactive installations to the groundbreaking media servers and dome wizardry of Screenberry, culminating in the inspiring artistic experiments of Rahul Sharma.
We anticipate yet another evening brimming with novel ideas and seamless socializing, all within the company of the friendliest community in town.
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19:30 UHR / 7.30 PM / DOORS OPEN

20:00 UHR / 8.00 PM / ANDREAS SCHIMMELPFENNIG & TIMO KREITZ (Elastique.)
21:00 UHR / 9.00 PM / ANDREY YAMKOVOY (Screenberry / Front Pictures)
22:00 UHR / 10.00 PM / RAHUL SHARMA

23:00 UHR / 11.00 PM / SOCIALIZING
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The TD Roundtable XXVIII is being supported by:

Derivative / derivative.ca
Elastique / elastique.de

The TD Roundtable XXVIII is MEETING AT:

Elastique Office Berlin
Adalbertstraße 6a
1st Backyard, Left entrance, 2nd Floor
10999 Berlin

Public Transportation:
U Kottbusser Tor

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