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  • Speaking Transmedian – Kelly Chapman at SPAA

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    Gary

    AFTRS & LAMP’ers have been fortunate to know Kelly Chapman for a few years now. She is one of a handful of producers and creatives who actually walk-the-talk by ‘making’ & realising transmedia properties. From her work at Hoodlum on accessible web adventures, BBC Spooks, Emmerdale and Lost through to her own, slightly more spreadable,…

  • 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…

  • Fairfax Legal Notice

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    Gary

    Two and a half years ago (October 2005) LAMP allowed website readers to download a small screen shot, PDF (where only the text was visible) of a 880 word article in Australian Financial Review published 6 Oct 2005. The article was entirely about the newly formed LAMP – the BBC background of Gary Hayes (brought…

  • Mentors Finalised for LAMP VII: Story of the Future

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    Gary Hayes

    A stellar line-up of mentors from all over Australia and a few internationals have been confirmed for the 7th Live-in-lab (LAMP: Story of the Future) on South Stradbrooke Island, Queensland Nov 07. They can be seen on the mentors page or copied below. GUARDIAN MENTORS MATT COSTELLO – Writer and Games Designer, Polar Productions Matt…

  • Seminar & Workshop: THE VIRTUAL STORY

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    Gary Hayes

    THE VIRTUAL STORY Film Making and Cinematic Experiences Using Virtual Worlds and Games There is a revolution happening in the way both users and professionals are creating films and story environments. YouTube, Machinima.com and many other video portals are filled with thousands of short films made in game engines and virtual worlds. It is a…

  • 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…

  • 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 – 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,…

  • Podcast – Evolving Tech and Audience

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    Evolving Technology, Evolving Audiences – Jonathan Marshall Jonathan talks about devices, the network pipes and the audiences that use them. Using the basic premise of lean back, forward and portable he advises us on how to shape the viewer experience through understanding of the mode of the audience. Speaking specifically to one of LAMP’s residential…

  • Podcast – Networking Television

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    Networked Television – William Cooper William takes us on a journey into both a converged and diverged world as TV becomes just another string of content over global broadband networks. He looks at the emerging and dying business models as fiber optics become the norm to carry vast quantities of digital content around the world…