At last, my session description for FiTC Toronto is posted!
https://fitc.ca/presentation_detail.cfm?festival_id=22&presentation_id=675
And my description:
Get ready for some crazy math and incredible graphics. We’re going to take a whirlwind journey through the land of fractals, iterated function systems, chaos theory, and strange attractors. Even if you don’t know what all that means and are scared of math, just bring your iPod and listen to some cool tunes while you watch the pretty pictures. If you do listen to the talk, you’ll walk away with some new ideas, a bunch of new code to try out, and a new free AIR application to play with chaos!
I am really, REALLY psyched about this one. I’ve been thinking of doing a talk like this for a while, and since I decided on it for FiTC, I’ve been non-stop reading, researching, and coding up fractal and chaotic apps. You’ve already seen a few examples of the things I’ve been working on. These are just prototypes of more complete apps that I’ll be releasing around the time of FiTC. I’ve even started a related secret project that I will announce as time gets closer to the talk.