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Tag: Broadband

  • 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 – City Games

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    Gary Hayes

    Project description: The city is a playground in which players use their mobile phones and other portable devices to receive cryptic rich media clues via SMS, voicemail, podcasts, video downloads, and a dedicated website. These clues give rise to an interactive treasure hunt that can also be played out simultaneously in an identical virtual world.…

  • Projects Selected for live-in-LAMP V

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    Gary Hayes

    The eight projects have been selected and confirmed for the next LAMP residential in Tasmania. We had an overwhelming response and the ten selectors were extremely impressed with the high quality of all thirty four entries. Below are brief descriptions of the projects in no particular order… Mash-up TV An exciting comedy show broadcast live…

  • Submissions – now closed

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    Gary

    Thankyou to the almost forty extremely high quality entries for the next LAMP lab. The selected eight teams will be informed on Monday next week. PREVIOUS DETAILS The next LAMP residential lab will be held from Sunday 29 Oct to Friday 3 Nov 2006 in the beautiful resort of Freycinet in Tasmania. The Lab is…

  • Podcast – Game Production for Filmmakers

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    Gary Hayes

    Presented by AFTRS LAMP. How are virtual worlds developing and what are the opportunities for media creatives? Luke Carruthers is a games developer who runs a company called Imaginary Numbers in Sydney. The company creates online games and their first title Tactica Online is a fast-moving strategy RPG set amidst conspiracy and intrigue of Da…

  • 5th LAMP live-in-lab Oct 06 – APPLY NOW!

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    Gary Hayes

    The next LAMP residential lab will be held from Sunday 29 Oct to Friday 3 Nov 2006 in the beautiful resort of Freycinet in Tasmania. The Lab is sponsored by Screen Tasmania & Innovation, Science and Technology and subsidised by AFTRS. Chris Gallagher (Industry Development Officer, Screen Tasmania) said: “This is a fantastic opportuntity for…

  • Project – indigi-nous

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    Gary Hayes

    indigi-nous Tagline: “Learn about Aboriginal Australia through interactive experience” LAMP Lab: July 2006 Target platforms: Broadband PC, cards, DVD and mobile Project description: Designed as a cross media and cross platform experience for primary school aged children, ‘Totemon’ is an interactive locative and online game, a dvd game, and has a trading card, quest element.…

  • Project – Secret Girls Club

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    Gary Hayes

    SGC – SecretGirlsClub.com.au Tagline: “An interactive virtual clubhouse community exclusive to girls aged 10 to 14. Users gain right of entry by completing an initiation game, ‘MIA’. The Secret Girls’ Club empowers young girls as they learn, share and play.” LAMP Lab: July 2006 Target platforms: Internet/ Broadband, Mobile, Virtual & Physical Environments and Broadcast…

  • 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 – Forget the Rules

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    Gary Hayes

    Forget the Rules © Jim Shomos 2006. The third 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. “this is such a new area that really the door is open for anybody with anything…