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Tag: Animation

  • 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…

  • 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 – 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 – How to Entertain: Engage, Involve, Reward

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    Gary Hayes

    How to Entertain – Engage, Involve, Reward © 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 extends her insights into how to engage audiences and keep them involved. She talks about the importance of story and…

  • Project – Nest

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    Gary Hayes

    NEST Tagline: “Meet friends, make art, or just hang ” LAMP Lab: May 2006 Target platforms: Mobile, Broadband PC and real life Project description: nest is an imaginative and playful digital locale where teenagers come to connect, create, and stay up to date with whatever people their age are doing elsewhere in the world. nest…

  • Podcast – Design for Transmedia Audiences

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    Gary

    Design for Transmedia Audiences – Catherine Gleeson Catherine investigates how to design for audiences that are moving across media. Using a nuts and bolts approach combined with a range of esoteric perspectives on spatial navigation, conceptual multi layering and beyond. Catherine helps us understand the unique qualities in our creativity. She looks at basic templates…

  • Podcast – Rules of Engagement

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    Gary

    Rules of Engagement- Jackie Turnure “The key to engaging our audience is to make the experience ever changing. The material must never be static, instead it must always be moving forward, developing, evolving, building. Raise the stakes without moving the goal posts and you will deepen the experience for the audience.” Jackie Turnure 2005 Jackie…

  • Mentors at October 2005 Lab

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    Gary

    Residential mentors October 2005 Lab Below are the mentors that took part in the Victor Harbour residential LAMP Lab from 9-14 October 2005 Catherine Gleeson- Interaction Designer Catherine has been working as a Creative Director in print and new media since 1988. She has extensive experience in information design and visual communication. Her projects include:…

  • Podcast – Linear Adaptation

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    Gary

    Adapting Linear Content to Interactive Games � Jackie Turnure Using The Wonderful Wizard of Oz as an example, Jackie takes on a journey through the process of turning a linear brand into an interactive proposition. She looks at the evolution of the interactive property from simple storybooks through to complex game design. She finishes with…

  • Podcast – Emerging Design

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    Gary

    Playground of emerging design � Catherine Gleeson and Peter Giles Catherine and Peter explore a wide range of topics to do with one of the most critical parts of interactive service creation, the visual design. Starting from simple and elegant interfaces they also talk about representing the complex and numerous using 3D interfaces for example.…