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Category: Podcasts

  • 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…

  • Podcast – Business Planning for New Media

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    Gary Hayes

    Business Planning for New Media © Rachel Dixon 2006. The first of 8 podcasts recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab on Milson Island, Sydney in July 2006 – in front of the eight teams and ten mentors developing emerging media projects. “If you rely on government funding for your projects, marry someone rich,…

  • Podcast – Sexual Robots and Plastic Humans

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    Gary Hayes

    Sexual Robots and Plastic Humans in Anime © Philip Brophy 2006. As a prelude to a series of podcasts on the business, production and sociology of games, virtual shared worlds and MMORPGs Presented by LAMP on behalf of AFTRS Centre for Screen Studies and Research. Recorded live at AFTRS Main Theatre 2 June 2006 Click…

  • Video Podcast – AFTRS Films

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    Gary Hayes

    The Australian Film TV and Radio School Video Podcast Over the past few months the LAMP team have encoded, meta-tagged and podcast an initial batch of great films made by past students of AFTRS. Many review sites (eg: PodguideTV) are singing the praises of these high quality films (narrative strength and visual aesthetic/format – in…

  • Podcast – The Digital Distribution Business Model

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    Gary Hayes

    The Digital Distribution Business Model © Peter Giles 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. “If you can get traffic, interest in your property, create a community and measure it…that is a really compelling argument to get funding…the…

  • Podcast – Thinking Big on the Small Screen

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    Gary Hayes

    Thinking Big on the Small Screen © Keren Flavell 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Keren looks broadly at the business, creative and future implications of the mobile industry. Beginning with a ‘branded Octopus’ metaphor Keren approaches…

  • Podcast – The Art of the Pitch

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    Gary Hayes

    The Art of the Pitch © Jackie Turnure 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Jackie continues her journey into the importance of the pitch and effectively communicating your cross media idea. “if you can’t pitch your project…

  • Podcast – Hypercompetitive

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    Gary Hayes

    Hypercompetitive © Jim Plamondon 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Jim Plamondon spent the last decade of his corporate working life as a Technical Evangelist for Microsoft in the USA and now runs, in part retirement, a…

  • Podcast – Business vs Creativity: Mobile and Broadband Production

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    Gary Hayes

    Business vs Creativity: Mobile and Broadband Production © David Gurney 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 looks at the digital industry in his unique way pointing out both the immaturity in the marketplace and the key…

  • 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…