How to Submit Your Work

• Proposed project title, project group name, number of project members, project dimensions.


• Visual examples (digital sketches, photos, schematics, etc) that illustrate your proposal. Please submit enough imagery to effectively communicate your proposal.


• Three digital images of three different past projects. They should be the highest quality possible, pixel resolution of at least 1500 x 1200 (or the highest possible screen-grab), TIFF files, no compression, MAC or PC platforms. Images must be submitted in digital format. File names should reflect the project title and date completed.


• If necessary, please include additional images of past projects.


• One or more videos of past projects in a cross-platform viewable format, if applicable (QuickTime, MPEG).


• URL to web site (this does NOT replace the information required on the submission form).


• A detailed floor plan (PDF) including minimum floor space required, dimensions of all components, lighting, audio, power, and network requirements. Include a list of required hardware and software that you will provide. Include a list of hardware and software that you would like to work with in the Guerilla Studio.


• Guerilla Studio project intent/description. In no more than 600 words, explain: the interactive/collaborative nature of your project, how your project will work at SIGGRAPH 2006, how you intend on involving Guerilla Studio staff and SIGGRAPH attendees in your project, how you'll integrate Guerilla Studio technologies into your project, what technology you will be working with if it is not available in the Guerilla Studio.


• Presentation format. In no more than 300 words, explain how you intend to present your collaborative project in the Guerilla Studio or, if necessary, some other space. Essentially, how do you intend to bring all of your work from the Guerilla Studio into an ongoing or final presentation. Presenting your project as it develops or when it's completed in the Guerilla Studio space or possibly another space is a requirement for project acceptance!


• Artist statement. In no more than 300 words explain your creative and conceptual methodologies. As an artist, what inspires you, and what are you trying to communicate through your work? How is collaboration an essential component of your creative process?


• Technical statement. In no more than 200 words, explain how digital and/or electronic technology is integrated and integral to your work. You can also include in this section technical issues involved in the collaborative nature of your project.

QuickTime or MPEG movies on CD-ROM or DVD (+,-)ROM.

QuickTime or MPEG movies uploaded as part of your online submission. We recommend that your movie size should not exceed 200 MB.

• Proposed performance title, performance group name, number of performers, dimensions.


• Visual examples (digital sketches, photos, schematics, etc) that illustrate your performance. Please submit enough imagery to effectively communicate your proposal.


• Three digital images of three different past projects. They should be the highest quality possible, pixel resolution of at least 1500 x 1200 (or the highest possible screen-grab), TIFF files, no compression, MAC or PC platforms. Images must be submitted in digital format. File names should reflect the performance title and date completed.


• If necessary, please include additional images of past performances.


• One or more videos of past performances in a cross-platform viewable format, if applicable (QuickTime, MPEG).


• URL to web site (this does NOT replace the information required on the submission form).


• A detailed floor plan (PDF) including minimum floor space required, dimensions of all components, lighting, audio, power, and network requirements. Include a list of required hardware and software that you will provide. Include a list of hardware and software that you would like to work with in the Guerilla Studio.


• Guerilla Studio project intent/description. In no more than 600 words, explain: the interactive/collaborative nature of your project, how your performance will work at SIGGRAPH 2006, how you intend on involving Guerilla Studio staff and SIGGRAPH attendees in your performance, how you'll integrate Guerilla Studio technologies into your project, what technology you will be working with if it is not available in the Guerilla Studio.


• Performance format. In no more than 300 words, explain how you intend to present your collaborative performance in the Guerilla Studio or, if necessary, some other space. Essentially, how do you intend to bring all of your work from the Guerilla Studio into a final performance. Presenting a final performance in the Guerilla Studio space or possibly another space is a requirement for project acceptance!


• Artist statement. In no more than 300 words explain your creative and conceptual methodologies. As an artist, what inspires you, and what are you trying to communicate through your work?


• Technical statement. In no more than 200 words, explain how digital and/or electronic technology is integrated and integral to your work. You can also include in this section technical issues involved in the collaborative nature of your performance.


• OPTIONAL: Non-native English speakers may use the English Review Service to help with the text of submissions. Please note that this takes time, so your submission should be sent to the English Review Service well before the Guerilla Studio submission deadline.

TIFF files, highest quality possible, pixel resolution of at least 1500 x 1200 (or the highest possible screen-grab), no compression, MAC or PC platforms. Images must be submitted in digital format.

QuickTime or MPEG movies on CD-ROM or DVD (+,-)ROM.

QuickTime or MPEG movies uploaded as part of your online submission. We recommend that your movie size should not exceed 200 MB.