CRe-AM: a bridge between ICT and Creative Industries - Games Community

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The CRe-AM project aims to bridge communities of creators in the creative industries like videogames, art, publishing, design, music and architecture with communities of technology providers to develop and advance new ICT technologies. The project will involve online discussions, workshops, and events to identify technology trends, discuss visions of the future of games, and debate barriers and enablers to innovation, with the goal of streamlining collaboration between the creative industries and technology developers.

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh
Framework Programme for research, technological development and
demonstration under grant agreement no 612451
CRe-AM: a bridge between
ICT and Creative Industries
Lucia Pannese, imaginary
Games Community

CRe-AM aims to bridge communities of creators
with communities of technology providers and
innovators, in a collective, strategic intelligence &
roadmapping
effort to streamline, coordinate and amplify
collaborative work towards developing,
enhancing, and mainstreaming new ICT
technologies and tools by addressing the needs of
different sectors of the creative industries
(videogames, art, e-publishing, design, music,
architecture, new media).
Aims of the CRe-AM
community
www.cre-am.eu / info@cre-am.eu March 2014

Activities
www.cre-am.eu / info@cre-am.eu
• Online discussions
• Interactive workshops at local level
• Interactive workshops at international events
• FOCAS Summer School, Crete, 23-27.06.14
http://focas.eu/summer-school-2014/
• PERGAMES conference, Rome, 27-28.10.14
March 2014

Mapping the future: Visions and
Scenarios for the Future of Games
www.cre-am.eu / info@cre-am.eu
What barriers might hinder their
implementation?
What could be in your view
the main enablers to this
scenario(s)?
How would this technology
enhance your creativity
and practice?
What new technologies will have
an impact in the gaming sector in
the future?
March 2014

Project goal
What trends can be identified for
creative practice?
Outlining Technology Trends
and Signals
www.cre-am.eu / info@cre-am.eu
What is the main force driving
the use of ICT technology in the
gaming sector?
Do you think there is a lack
of reward when pioneering
technologies in the gaming
sector?
March 2014

These and other questions will be debated in the
discussion space of the CRe-AM community
community platform: http://cre-am.dat.demokritos.gr/
https://twitter.com/creamFP7
https://www.facebook.com/projectCReAM
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=7415368
www.cre-am.eu / info@cre-am.eu
Join our discussions
about games!
March 2014

Lucia Pannese
imaginary srl
Via Mauro Macchi, 50 - 20124 Milano
PH. +39 02 89458.576
www.i-maginary.it
Contacts
www.cre-am.eu / info@cre-am.eu March 2014
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