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Category: Production

  • Vodcasts – Innovations in Multi-Platform Content

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    STUDY MULTIPLATFORM CONTENT PRODUCTION part time at AFTRS in 2010 All video and audio below recorded at the AFTRS Theatre April 2009. LAMP pod and vodcasts are published through iTunes – click on the icon on the right if you have iTunes to subscribe now! FIVE SEMINAR VIDEOS – Click the skip arrows to move…

  • Seminar: Innovations in Multi-Platform Content

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    Gary Hayes

    INNOVATIONS IN MULTI-PLATFORM CONTENT – Wed 22 April 9.30 – 1.00 pm – Sydney Do you really know what Alternate or Augmented Reality Games are, or what makes Social Media Entertainment really successful? How do you plan, produce and maintain complex distributed narrative, multi-platform services? Why do interactive stories work & how to get clients…

  • Seminar: The Documentary Distribution Dilemma

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    Gary

    Ozdox, the The Australian Documentary Forum and The Australian Director’s Guild in association with AFTRS supported by Metroscreen and Sydney Film School presents: The Documentary Distribution Dilemma What online video can and cannot deliver, and why filmmakers need to understand it NOW! Date: THURS 9 April 2009 – 6.30pm for 7pm Venue: AFTRS Theatre 130…

  • Multiplatform Content Seminars & Workshops

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    Gary Hayes

    LAMP @ AFTRS has begun it’s 2009 series of seminars, workshops and incubators, many are listed below. LAMP has been actively involved in getting 360 Content development integrated into the main curriculum at AFTRS (in its new building) for the past year but is now back delivering industry standard, emerging media education. Multiplatform Content and…

  • Documentary 2.0 – Serious Games Seminar Workshop

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    Gary Hayes

    LAMP ‘INTERACTIVE’ WORKSHOP FRIDAY 3 APRIL 10am – 5pm @ AFTRS CLICK HERE TO APPLY: Seminar and Workshop The intersection between documentary filmmaking and games will be explored in this half seminar and half rapid development workshop, providing deep insight into the potential of Serious Games. Both games and stories have long been recognised as…

  • Podcast – Art & Craft of Previsualisation

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    Gary Hayes

    A presentation by Chris Edwards, CEO of LA based Third Floor to the Visual Effects Society in Sydney on 5th June 2008 A special released talk related to three new courses AFTRS are offering in 2008 featuring Previsualisation elements – Animation Directing, Games and Virtual Worlds. This is a podcast of a talk Chris gave…

  • LAMP Project Atom Finalist – Thursday’s Fictions in Second Life

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    Gary

    Previously highlighted on the LAMP site here The Thursday’s Fictions cross-media jamboree continues on and has been put into the Atom finals awards 2008 as Best Multimodal Production (other 3 entries below). Award Recipients – Names: Richard James Allen, Gary Hayes, and Karen Pearlman Award Recipients – Organisations: The Physical TV Company, AFTRS LAMP (The…

  • LAMP at KANZ Broadband Summit, 19-20 June 2008 in Seoul

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    Gary

    Gary Hayes will be speaking and representing LAMP, AFTRS and new Australian Content at The 2008 KANZ Australia Korea New Zealand Broadband Summit on 19-20 June 2008 in Seoul, Korea The nine or so Australian speakers at the two day summit will be led by Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and…

  • Podcast – Mobile Engagement, Jennifer Wilson

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    Gary Hayes

    Jennifer discusses legacy technologies leading up to mobile phone 3rd generation services and draws up on staggering statistics that indicate a change toward mobile content delivery over PC content delivery. She illustrates the impact mobiles are making as the new delivery platform of choice; right now there are twice as many mobile phones in the…

  • Podcast – Working Services, Successful Online Business Models

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    Gary Hayes

    Andrew Apostola and Peter Giles outline typical online revenue generating systems and business models. They touch on direct payment types such as free and chargeable content, and indirect payment types such as pay per click advertising models based on traffic volume and sales results. They discuss various forms of subscription models, one example being micro-payments…