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Polaris 25 and Mind's Eye

It's TIME!

Coming up this weekend from July 15th - 17th various cast and crew from the fantasy series Mind's Eye will be attending the popular sci-fi and fantasy convention, Polaris 25. In it's silver anniversary year, Polaris has chosen Mind's Eye to host a series of panels as well as present workshops and even attend as official presenters to the official Constellation Awards held on Saturday evening.

Expected guests from the show in attendance; Clair Moran (Young Nadia), Aidan Harris (Young Patrick), Thomas Gofton (Creator/Director and Patrick), Tom Brown (Writer and Mark), Andrew Ellis (Young Mark), Johnny Quinn (The Dolgrath Demon), Susan Leigh Nham (Series Illustration), Aaron Soch (Sound Designer), Nick Montgomery (Director of Photography and Visual Effects Supervisor), David Pickthorn (Series Video Game Graphics Designer and Animator), Wes Wallcott (Series Video Game Audio Engineer and Writer) and Jason Reginer (Series Video Game Programmer).

Old Polaris Photo

The Panels at Polaris 25;



Transmedia

Whether Indie or Blockbuster, filmmakers are conforming to a trend that’s not so new to the industry of filmmaking. Transmedia is the art of taking your project from one platform to the next, platforms such as graphic novels, literature and games. Marketing as an artist labelled ‘Indie’, transmedia could be the difference between going to the next level and shelving an old idea. The creator, Thomas Gofton and the crew of Mind’s Eye the Fantasy Series are here to answer any and all questions about this awesome tool, transmedia.

Scheduled day/time: Friday 7:00 PM

Filming on a dime

Ever wanted to make a film? Don’t have the resources? Don’t know how to go from development to distribution? Synn Studios Inc. is an indie production studio from Guelph, Ontario. They can help understand what it takes to make your first project, your second project or your most ambitious project yet. Learn about camera operation, mechanical effects, visual effects and much more.

Scheduled day/time: Sunday 10:00 Am

Mind’s Eye the Fantasy Series

Mind’s Eye is a fantasy series is about the world’s greatest heroes disguising themselves as children in order to protect humanities last hope. The concept of a web series is now the growing future for film and television. In this panel you will learn about the show from how it started to where it’s going next. The first season is complete and we’ll show you everything on how we made it from special effects all the way to wardrobe. If you’ve watched the show, you’ll have the chance to ask some key creators any questions about anything that is Mind’s Eye.

Scheduled day/time: Saturday 6:00 PM

The Indie Video Game Mind’s Eye

Mind’s Eye is a cross-platform fantasy series which is not just a show. We’ve got a video game! This video game has all sorts of interesting facts behind it and we want your opinion. Join the game designer, game programmer and game audio engineer as well as the show’s creator as they present the beta testing of Mind’s Eye the Video Game. You’ll have the chance to give some feedback while playing the game for yourself. Test the controls; see the game’s development and most of all learn some tricks of the indie game trade.

Scheduled day/time: Sunday 4:00 PM

The Saturday evening Constellation Awards Ceremony

Young actors Aidan Harris (Young Patrick) and Claire Moran (Young Nadia) have been specially selected to present this years "Best in technical achievement award." at the 2011 Constellation Awards held on the Saturday evening of Polaris 25.

In addition to the presentation, Harris and Moran are both up for their own awards in the best actor categories for their gender. Mind's Eye has been nominated four times this year including "Best contribution to the Canadian Sci-fi genre."

Stay tuned for more results and follow us on TWITTER or FACEBOOK for more updates as the event goes on!
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Best show to recommend to your mother!

The cast and crew of Mind's Eye the Fantasy Series are thankful to Indie Intertube for their award in the category of: Best to recommend to your mother!



If you want to watch the podcast, check it out HERE!



Stay tuned as we prepare our response video in the next few days! Thanks to everyone as well for the top 5 votes for the BEST web series in 2010. Awesome.
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Koji: Dreamweaving for Dummies





Read Koji's story, Chapter 1 here!
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The Buzz is Loud for Mind’s Eye





Tribune Guelph



From local papers to online blogs to podcasts far and wide, sci-fi/fantasy fans everywhere can’t stop talking about MIND’S EYE THE SERIES.



“I’m definitely a fan. I’m definitely going to keep watching. I was very interested in the story and I really liked the performances. […] It was a refreshing change.” – These Video Guys



“It was amazingly, amazingly good […] The writing was great, I’m intrigued about the story, the special effects were amazing, some of the best I’ve seen in a webseries. There’s some great stuff happening there. Absolutely. I can’t wait for the next instalment.” – Sci-Fi Saturday Night



Yes, even hardcore fans are excited about this fantasy adventure series from the mind’s of two Guelph lads and their dedicated indie film crew. With two episodes down, the excitement can only get bigger as MIND’S EYE brings us new characters, new revelations, and the first big fight between the Dreamweavers and their mysterious enemies.



Can’t wait till Friday? Check out some of the great press that MIND’S EYE THE SERIES has been generating.



Guelph Tribune

The Ontarion

519 Online News

Wormhole Riders

Sci-Fi Saturday Night

Gorillawire TV

Sci-Final

Those Video Guys

Sci-Fi Pulse



Stay Tuned for much, much more.



Sci-Fi Saturday Night



Sci-Final







Sci-Pulse



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