FITC Toronto 2013 – 40% Discount for CAN Members

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Events MembersPosted on: People

We've always had a soft spot for FITC. Since 2002, Toronto's festival for “Future, Innovation, Technology and Creativity” has brought together like-minded digital creators not only on our home turf, but in a growing number of cities across North America, Europe and Asia. From award-winning filmmakers and designers to software artists and mobile developers – each edition of FITC offers a wealth of opportunities to gather, share knowledge and learn from the best.

Update8_FITC2With FITC Toronto 2013 only three weeks away, HOLO and CAN members backers within striking distance are in for a treat: connect with an all-star cast of more than 70 international speakers – many of them straight from the HOLO universe (Daito Manabe, Kyle McDonald, Memo Akten) – for less! Together with our friends at FITC we are excited to offer a 40% discount on ALL ticket types exclusively to HOLO backers and CAN members. Simply go to the FITC 2013 ticket page and enter the following discount code when purchasing your ticket: HOLOCAN

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