Flight Lab just won at Flash in the Can! Nothing on the site yet, but I found it here. Hope it’s true.

We were nominated in the categories “3D” and “Technical Excellence”. While we won the first one, the latter went to preloaded for “Launchball” - congratulations!

Apparently, we also won the “Best in Show” award. Which is amazing. Especially with the ridiculous acceptance speech video we handed in. Thanks everyone at FITC, and thanks to our moms…

Update: FITC posted the results…

Last Friday we launched the first part of The Memory Project, an online 3D image bank (made with PV3D) of the 21st century ‘cyclorama’ created by artist Jason Bruges.

Inspired by Bluebook, the artist Jason Bruges has created The Memory Project - a 21st century ‘cyclorama’. The structure camera-captures panoramic moments in time and stores them within its digital memory bank. Inside, visitors can explore the stored history of the installation and interact with the displayed 360 degree images.

The Memory Project tours in April 2008, collating the mass memory of London, Edinburgh and Liverpool en route. You can delve even deeper into these public memory banks at www.o2memoryproject.com from Friday 18th April 2008.

BBC NEWS: Life in London captured digitally

DESIGN WEEK: O2 to launch Bluebook installation by Bruges.

Flight Lab is a finalist at this year’s FITC Awards, in the categories 3D and in Technical Excellence. Cast your vote at the Peoples Choice Award at http://awards.fitc.ca/pc/