“How to Train Your Dragon 2” + newly added screening of the Electronic Theater
Based on a spike in demand for seeing the Electronic Theater during the conference week, SIGGRAPH has just added a 3rd night in hopes of allowing everyone an opportunity to see it.
“We decided to add a 3rd showing of the
Electronic Theater based on the incredible demand for the first two nights –
which are near sell outs,” said Jerome Solomon, SIGGRAPH 2014 Computer Animation
Festival Director from Cogswell College. “Making it a double feature with this
epic DreamWorks film will make it a night to remember for many years to come.
We highly encourage people to plan ahead if they want to attend the double
feature.”
The special screening of "How to Train Your Dragon 2” will be presented by the movie’s head of layout, Gil Zimmerman (DreamWorks Animation, which offers special souvenirs to the first attendees in line).
Here are the important details (be sure to read carefully):
Wednesday, 13 August
8 - 10 pm
"How to Train Your Dragon 2" Screening
West Building, Ballroom A-B
(Open to Full Conference and Select Conference attendees.)
10:30 pm - 12:30 am
Electronic Theater
West Building, Ballroom A-B
(A Wednesday Electronic Theater ticket is required for admittance. If you do not have a ticket and would like to attend this showing, you can purchase a ticket for $30 in registration or at the door based on availability.)
If you already selected the Monday or Tuesday Electronic Theater showing, but prefer the Wednesday showing, you have options:
Option 1: Online
Go to the Online Registration System and login with your email and confirmation ID to change the day you would like to attend the Electronic Theater
Option 2: At SIGGRAPH 2014
Visit the Ticket Exchange counter in the Registration Area. Ticket exchanges will be available starting Monday, 11 August at 8:30 am through Tuesday, 12 August at 5 pm. Exchanges will not be available after this time.
Tickets will be available for purchase or exchange on a first-come, first-served basis only. Limited space remains.
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