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Tag: Australian Film Television

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Spooky!…Sydney LAMP Insight seminar registration closes Friday 13th June

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    Gary

    Don’t have a black Friday-register now. Places filling fast! AFTRS LAMP presents two cutting edge seminars: Generating Online Buzz for Creative Projects Thursday June 19. Learn how to attract online attention and engage participatory audiences and global consumers. Building Social Networks and Growing Communities Friday June 20. Follows on from Generating Online Buzz for Creative…

  • LAMP Project: Award Winning Surreal Dance Film extends into a 3D Virtual World

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    Gary

    The project, Thursday’s Fictions, that went through the last LAMP: Story of the Future residential is currently being produced & designed by Gary Hayes in Second Life in collaboration with its creators Dr Richard James Allen and Karen Perlman, with story support from LAMP mentor Jackie Turnure, as a tie in with a transmission of…

  • Producing Multi-platform TV

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    Gary Hayes

    LAMP is involved in a one-day special event to be held at AFTRS on the 5th May called “Producing Multi-Platform TV”. A comprehensive look at cross-media and the current transformation of television in a multi-device and global multi-distribution world. A line-up of top-level guest speakers will provide insights into producing interactive content for next generation…

  • Podcast – Piracy Is Good

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    Gary

    Piracy Is Good by Mark Pesce Live presentation of �Piracy Is Good?�, delivered by Mark Pesce on May 6th, 2005 at the Australian Film Television and Radio School in Sydney. PODCAST SUBSCRIPTION All LAMP podcasts are also published through the iTunes store. You can subscribe automatically to these if you have iTunes installed by clicking…