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Tools | August 17, 2009

In the past couple of months I’ve been getting my hands dirty with Unity3D and Box2D. I gotta tell you, Physics engines are a lot of fun. Back in school days, I wasn’t very good at physics. If the prof asked “How long does it take an object to get from A to B?” I would say, “Who the F… cares? As long as it gets there.” Anyways I wanna apologize to my prof and if he’s out there and reads my post, I would like to say that “PHYSICS IS COOL”. There I said it. Geek out Prof!!!

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Puma Urban Motion "Cinematic" Mini-Game Finally to Market.

Animation, Casual Games, Music, News | July 31, 2009

Puma Urban Motion - Production Photos

After 6 months since we sent out our Goldmaster for duplication, I’m proud to announce the Puma Urban Motion Mini Game is finally released to the European markets. Make sure to grab your promotional copy along with a bottle of Puma Urban Motion Fragrance at your nearest retail store.

Agency: Maxx Marketing
Client: Puma
Creative / Production : Rival Schools
Choreography: Kim Sato / Project Soul Productions


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10 Years Young

Events | July 30, 2009

Rival Schools will like to wish our beloved Kaylee a happy 10th birthday. Kaylee oversees our daily operations at Rival Schools. Depending on the day, this ranges from researching the most comfortable spot on the couch to implementing proper procedural standards when greeting the FedEx guy.

Thanks for your dedication and hard work.

Focus

Researching


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California Kick Ball 2.0 Success

Events, News | July 28, 2009

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View the photostream here


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Marketers continuing the shift from Traditional to Digital

Industry, Music | July 21, 2009

Forrester just released a survey about the continuing growth of digital media at the expense of traditional marketing channels, with 6 out of ten marketers surveyed planning an increase in to digital marketing budgets, a shift from money out of traditional marketing.

In the survey, the increase in digital over the next 5 years by media:

  • Social Media (34%)
  • Mobile Marketing (27%)
  • Online Display Ads (17%)
  • Search Marketing (15%)
  • email (11%)

This research fits with another recent Nielsen report from June, showing that Facebook, probably the biggest site in social media, had the highest time spent of all web brands, including AOL, MSN, Google, Yahoo!, etc. Twitter is also having an incredible rise, with millions of 140-character updates being posted daily. Marketers are scrambling to develop campaigns to implement the two into current media plans. Speidlberg, if and when you produce Minority Report 2, make sure Tommy boy knows his #hashtags.


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