Panarea Digital and LazyTown Launch LazyTown JukeBox App for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch

Miami, Florida (PRWEB) September 29, 2011

Panarea Digital, a premier interactive content developer and production house, and LazyTown, a popular childrens entertainment brand, launched its first joint app, LazyTown Jukebox, for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, which is now available on the App Store. LazyTown, a hit television show, promotes a healthy lifestyle for kids, and this app brings this message to life through its music videos based on original songs from the show.

With LazyTown Jukebox children enjoy the music videos, learn the lyrics, and sing along with the most popular songs from the show. The colorful and whimsical music videos feature the characters they love, and the bouncy-ball makes it fun and easy for kids to follow along to learn the words to all the songs. Kids can also record themselves singing the songs and share their recordings with others.

At Panarea Digital, we are excited about launching our first app with LazyTown. Our interactive play brings the songs and characters from LazyTown to children in a whole new way," said Guido Kovalskys, CEO of Panarea Digital. This is just the first of several apps from our partnership with LazyTown. The combination of the LazyTown characters, music, and the healthy living theme, and our creative game development teams will bring even more fun and engaging games and activities to kids. More great apps will be released soon.

Magnus Scheving, CEO and star of the show says, This is a fantastic way for children to learn and play whilst on-the-go or travelling. LazyTown is all about motivating children to be active and healthy in a fun way and LazyTown Jukebox does just that, encouraging them to sing and dance along to LazyTown songs.

The LazyTown Jukebox app is available for free from the App Store on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, or at

Its a Wrap! Pelican Red Apple StudioCruzer Protects Red One Digital Motion-Picture Camera and MacBook Pro

(PRWEB) July 29, 2008 -

Making a movie is hard enough without worrying about the safety of your Red camera and your MacBook Pro laptop. On location or traveling by land, sea or air, cinematographers and producers know their expensive digital hardware deserves the same sweet treatment as their leading lady. After all, a Red Apple a day keeps your valuables safe in an elaborate way.

Introducing the worlds first digital cinema production system secured in a protective carry-on, roll-away case. Now movie makers can go with the flow and roll with the punches without fear of baggage handlers, clumsy grips or temperamental talent. The mobile Red Apple StudioCruzer is another big summer release by CaseCruzer.

This pioneering Red camera Pelican travel case is the toughest airline-legal carry-on case available today. Its interior provides a snug, protective fit for the elite Red One digital motion-picture camera that shoots like a 35mm-film camera. The base of the Red Apple has separate cutouts for the Red camera body with LED viewfinder and the lens. In fact, the lens area can accommodate up to a 300mm prime lens for the camera, thanks to its modular design.

The exclusive lid compartment in the Red Apple StudioCruzer provides a tight wrap for an Apple MacBook Pro (15" or 17) laptop with a separate cutout for the power supply. The case does not accommodate accessories, which are easily and safely stored in conventional luggage. But whats most important to your success? Lights, camera accessories?! Uh, no. Take action now and protect your hi-tech $ 17,000 digital investment.

On location, cinematographers are ready to roll into any terrain, thanks to Red Apples mounted urethane wheels and 17-inch retractable extension handle and superior mobility. Also, since the case is equipped with side and front handles, it is easy to maneuver in any situation: the High Sierras, Cleopatras boudoir, or in a jeep being chased by King Kong.

The Red Apple StudioCruzer is rugged, too. The metal reinforced padlock protectors add strength and extra security against cutting and theft. This case is not only waterproof but ready and willing to be strapped to a kayak or canoe for adventure, travel or Tarzan remakes.

Digital Media Festival at the UP College of Fine Arts

(PRWEB) October 12, 2000

Digital Media Festival at the UP College of Fine Arts

Powered by Canon Philippines, digital media turned the UPCFA Gallery into an exposition floor, panel discussion series, new media art gallery and, through webcasting on the Internet, a virtual online gallery.

Dubbed Digital Media Festival 2000 (DMF2K) the first of its kind event featured a digital photography exhibit, desktop prints, large format prints, an artists talk series, a video art show, and on-the-spot digital video and digital photography.

DMF2K was conceptualized by Fatima Lasay, lecturer at the College, for her students in Digital Art and Hypermedia. Opened on October 2 at 9:00 a.m., student works including interactive CD-ROM programs, desktop and large format prints, installation works, and experimental desktop prints were showcased in the UPCFA Gallery and DMF2K website as well as a video art presentation with support from the Video Art class of UP professor Benjie Cabangis. DMF2K also has a home on the web at http://digitalmedia.upd.edu.ph/ as well as a discussion group for students, artists, sponsors and industry partners at http://dg.up.edu.ph/digitalmedia.html.

eArt Philippines supports young new media artists

Thanks to eArt Philippines, young digital art students got a chance to interact with the country’s top digital artists in an Artists Talks series. Scheduled on October 2, 1:00 p.m., the UPCFA Gallery hosted Artists Talks by eArt founder Rosscapili, graphic artist Dopy Doplon, young computer graphics designer Archie Degamo and digital artist Al Manrique. Large format print works of various eArt members were also featured in the Festival.

Canon sponsors digital know-how

The On-the-Spot Digital Photography and On-the-Spot Digital Video Exhibitions were made possible thru support from Canon Philippines. Thru this partnership, students get first hand use of Canon’s top of the line digital cameras and video cameras, and experience how these digital media tools expand their artistic capabilities. A Canon large format printer was also installed in the Gallery on October 2 to print best digital works of students. On October 3, 10:00 a.m., Canon shared digital video tools with students of Video Art and on October 4, 9:00 a.m., also at the UPCFA Gallery, Canon sponsored an exchange of ideas on digital photography with students from the College and the Graduate Program.

CompuADD, Inc. also participated in the event by bringing in an HP large format printer to print digital artworks of students during the show.

Cross-platform technology

iMacs and PCs work together at the Digital Media Festival with digital media tools from Canon Philippines and computers from Web Philippines, Inc. and Macintosh Express. Creativity is set free when digital media tools work together cross-platform and produce outstanding results. Seven iMacs were brought in by Web Philippines, Inc. and Macintosh Express for students to use throughout the festival.

DMF2K opened on Monday October 2 at 9:00 a.m. and ran until Wednesday October 4, at the UP College of FIne Arts Gallery in Diliman, Quezon City.

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