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Disclosure – the following post is based on a brilliant list about creative photography that Chase Jarvis put up in October, which in turn was inspired by a post by Guy Kawasaki entitled ”What I learned from Steve Jobs” . What I’ve done is port the ten points Chase made to the field of transmedia, as I think they are all pretty crucial points for any creative industry – not least transmedia. Experts aren’t the answer Well, at least not all of the time. No one will hold you by the hand and guide you to stardom, infusing you with sublime knowledge and making you a shed-hot transmedia creator.
Ten Advice for Transmedia Storytellers
Robin Good: If you are interested in aggregating (bonding) multiple cellular network connections to live video stream a remote event, I have out together this visual shortlist of the few alternatives available today in the market. "At the moment, the key playing field that these devices compete in is link aggregation of 3G networks, where a single mobile/cellular data service may not be able to offer or sustain the bandwidths between 1Mbps and 2Mbps required for broadcast (or near-broadcast) quality video. These devices aggregate several such services together and use them in parallel to create a single, higher availabilty and higher capacity connection." All of these units allow you to utilize multiple standard USB-type mobile connection units, those typically used to connect to the Internet outside of your home, to aggregate the bandwidth available on each into one coherent stream.
Transmedia: A new instructional literacy | #transmediascoop | Transmediator | Scoop.it
A couple of years ago I found myself in a small town in Patagonia called San Martín de los Andes. The town lies in a fold in the mountains, but a short, steep hike through the woods gets you to an extraordinary vista point—the dry, scrubby buttes of the Patagonian steppes in one direction, the blue waters of Lake Lácar and the snowcapped peaks of the Andes in the other. But as with much of Patagonia, the journey is every bit as remarkable as the destination.
Why Transmedia Is like a Walk in Patagonia - Deep Media
Your mom is Transmedia (updated) - 4D Fiction
(img based on Chaotic Fiction diagram by Sean Stacey) (followup articles, links, and commentaries appended) Can someone tell me what on earth “transmedia” means these days? As an ARG enthusiast, traditionalist, and one who’s previously done some developing behind the scenes, I’m here adding my voice to the antitransmedia chorus. Back in “the day” (mere years ago), there were these things called “Alternate Reality Games”.
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troposphera : A member of the Occupy movement rests while holding a protest sign on the steps of Federal Hall near the New York Stock Exchange, April 16, 2012. sydsedgwick : The government should go fuck itself.TFI :: Video: Transmedia for Social Documentaries
Transmedia for Social Documentaries If you weren't able to make it to our November 1st Tribeca Film Institute at The New School: Transmedia for Social Documentaries panel, you can now watch the full event via the video above. We explored what "transmedia" actually means, how documentaries can adapt to take advantage of this new medium and the opportunities it offers for new storytellling techniques.
What are the rules when the audience can talk to your characters, visit your locations and pick up your props? When in fact the audience become characters in the story world themselves? The reality of creating powerful drama has been changed at its core. While most of the industry builds marketing campaigns and add-ons to shows, in this presentation designed specifically for Power to the Pixel’s Cross-Media Forum , Christopher Sandberg, Founder & CCO of The company P describes how he creates experiences for a participating audience, going through design and production, with the actions and emotions of the audience in focus.
Create for people! « The Pixel Report
The definitive factual resource. Over 5,000 company listings! Factual Entertainment Forum 2011 - Sharon Levy, EVP original series and animation at Spike TV, during the “Mining for Gold” panel at Realscreen’s Factual Entertainment Forum in Santa Monica.
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The Metaio Augmented Reality Conference (Inside AR 2011) in Munich has become the world’s largest Augmented Reality event and took place earlier this week, making claims that by 2014, augmented reality will be used on every smartphone in the world. Mobile computing is currently the fastest growing IT market, with mobile information retrieval ranging among the foremost activities of smartphone users. Marketers and global companies are excited at the prospect that it will soon be common place for their users to point their mobile device camera at anything in the real world and create contextual information/visuals. There were a few major announcements at this year’s event; including the fact that metaio will be releasing a free version of its Mobile SDK to bring latest AR features to a broad developer community. It will also be publishing a tool called ‘junaio Creator’ to allow virtually anybody to create AR content for junaio.
The Future of Augmented Reality « We Love…
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AUTHENTIC IN ALL CAPS (AiAC) is a playful web-driven comedy-drama. The Story: An Underworld gambling philosopher desperately trying to earn a living in the Overworld as an autopsy pathologist, takes on a bet to find the meaning of death. Despite help from her part-time Time Traveling Assistant, she finds her investigation upsets fellow Gambling Philosophers, Ticket Inspectors, Artist Assassins and the Quantum Physicists’ Organized Crime Boss. Ultimately, her inability to fit in with either the Overworld or the Underworld makes everyone involved want to kill her.Social Media, Music, and Television - The Second Screen | Transmediator | Scoop.it
Whether you attended the 2012 South by Southwest Interactive Conference or just followed attendees on Twitter, you know content, and content marketing in... While stories vary widely across organizations—from product and brand stories to those based on customer and audience interests—the art and craft of storytelling must be honed regularly, especially in an era of consistently evolving technology. In that sense, nothing beats regular practice. But not far behind is the act of consuming stories—that is, regularly reading, watching, and listening to the work of today’s best. For that, I’ve put together this list of exceptional storytelling resources content professionals should follow if you’re serious about finding and telling stories that have impact:Transmedia Ready, KH c/o Owni.fr
En attendant les prochains webisodes de nos pérégrinations transmediatiques, je propose un peu de “pur loisir transmedia”, en phase avec le sujet puisque lancement d’un spectacle londonien. (Via @stratemarketing)imaginez que la lecture de la Mémoire Génétique ne soit pas une pure invention de votre jeu favoris mais fonctionne réellement … Au même titre que la couleur de la peau, des yeux ou des cheveux notre héritage génétique inclus aussi des traces de nos vies antérieures jusqu’à l’origine de l’humanité. Nous pouvons réellement parler de réincarnation du savoir dans une même famille et dans une même lignée et cela se traduit par des compétences ou des capacités héritées du passé qui apparaissent souvent afin d’aider à résoudre un problème à la demande parfois inconsciente de la personne et dans des conditions spécifiques. Il n’y a pas de limite et on constate que dans certains cas des sujets accèdent régulièrement aux compétences de plusieurs ancêtres en fonction de la problématique ou de la situation.