Carla Diana (www.carladiana.com) is designer/programmer focused on the balance between the technical and the creative. Originally from New York City, she has an MFA in Design from Cranbrook Academy of Art and a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from the Cooper Union.
She has received several awards for her interactive projects and her largest project, repercussion.org, was the Experimental category winner in the 2003 SF Flash Forward Film Festival.
Much of her work deals with interactive audio-visual experiments, where user responses are translated into shifting melodies and dynamics graphics.
She has designed for a range of corporate clients and recent projects include creative direction for an animated Math e-learning product and desing work for Schoiastic, Inc.
Carla is currently Professor of Interactive Design at Savannah College of Art and Desing in Savannah, Georgia.

On the italian magazine COMPUTER GRAPHICS & PUBLISHING,(04/04 july/august) an article about Carla Diana. On the CD-Rom, a free tutorial based on an orginal file by Carla Diana you can download for free.

Jim Gladman (www.jimgladman.com), artist, designer and art director focused on motion graphics, has an MFA in Fine Art from San Francisco Art Institute and a BFA in Design from Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Btween other esxperiences, he worked as Creative Software Tools Instructor at Cranbrook Academy of Art and as Art Director in Minneapolis.
currently, Jim is a free-lance for a range of corporate clients as Digital Light Inc or Media Loft. He realized interactive kiosks, spots and musical video clips, as director, designer and programmer. Ee produced also many artistical work and he particpated to the Film and Video Festival di Chicago in 1999 and to expositions in galleries in Bloomfield Hills, Minneapolis and Detroit.