LAMP

Category: Broadband TV

  • Seminar: Mixed Reality Branded Entertainment

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    Gary

    Audiences are already spending up to four times as much of their entertainment time in virtual spaces than they are watching TV. EA Games have just partnered with Endemol to produce TV shows inside virtual worlds, MTV Networks have virtual versions of their popular TV program Laguna Beach and there is a growing tide of…

  • Project – The Deep Sleep

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    Gary Hayes

    Project description: The Deep Sleep is an interactive neo-noir mystery set in the animated world of 15 year old narcoleptic dunce, Lemmy Cue. When Lemmy unearths a shocking crime that he may or may not have committed, our 15-25 year old audience must uncover clues and solve the mystery. This 13 x 5 minute weekly…

  • Project – Urban Anarchy

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    Gary Hayes

    Project description: A unique cross-media exploration of urban art and street culture. Alongside short videos and documentaries the online element features a virtual city block. The audience can contribute by submitting street art or creating art with the online tools. Team Members Alicia Rackett – Producer/Creator David Gurney – Creative Director/Writer Graham Brown – Designer…

  • Project – Get in the Car

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    Gary

    Get in the Car Tagline: Get in the Car! with Zeit-guide Monica Main and allow her to chauffeur you out of the cul de sacs of life towards the broader, more luscious landscapes of the bent mind. LAMP Lab: July 2006 Target platforms: Internet, mobile phone, heritage media and IPTV Project description: Getinthecar.com.au hosts the…

  • Podcast – Immersion: Designing Experience

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    Gary

    Immersion: Designing Experience © Gary Hayes 2006. The fourth of 8 podcasts recorded live during the LAMP lab on Milson Island, Sydney in July 2006 – in front of the eight teams and ten mentors developing emerging media projects. “think of the experience, not just the service, the differentiators between professionals, thats you, versus users…

  • Project – Emergence

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    Gary Hayes

    Emergence Tagline: “Build Your Own Human Being” LAMP Lab: July 2006 Target platforms: Web, Virtual Environments, Broadband TV, IPTV, Mobile Project description: ‘Emergence’ is an innovative cross-platform work in which users are given the chance to collectively build their ideal human being. Once genetic engineering has perfected the manipulation of physical characteristics, it will turn…

  • Podcast – Evolving Technology, where will your audience be?

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    Gary Hayes

    Evolving Technology, where will your audience be? © Jonathan Marshall 2006. The second of 8 podcasts recorded live during the LAMP lab on Milson Island, Sydney in July 2006 – in front of the eight teams and ten mentors developing emerging media projects. International mentor Jonathan talks about new technologies and how we engage audiences…

  • Project – The Ministry of Truth

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    Gary Hayes

    The Ministry of Truth Tagline: “Kill Your Television” LAMP Lab: July 2006 Target platforms: Online community, IPTV, free-to-air TV, mobile Project description: Like a hair ball stuck in the throat of the corporate media, the Ministry Of Truth says: KILL YOUR TELEVISION! www.ministryoftruth.tv creates subversive media comprised of entirely contrasting segments no longer than 5…

  • Podcast – Web 2.0, TV 2.0

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    Gary Hayes

    Web 2.0, TV 2.0 © David Jensen 2006 Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. David helps us understand what broadband TV really is and talks about the future of branded entertainment and how this now more important than…

  • Podcast – Disruption, Changing Audiences and New Business Models

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    Gary Hayes

    Disruption, Changing Audiences and New Business Models © Duane Varan 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Length 51 minutes. “The best thing you can do as content producers is to break your dependency on the Australian market,…