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Tag: Catherine Gleeson

  • The LAMP Years – People

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    Gary

    As we ended the last decade we were collating/archiving assets from the LAMP site and think it important to recognise the people that made LAMP the Australian icon in effective emerging media development. Many of the mentors and participants were beginning their own journey on these workshops and residentials and are now leading the industry…

  • 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…

  • Project – podscape

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    Gary Hayes

    LAMP Lab: Marysville, Victoria, February 2008 Title: podscape – NZ Tagline: You’re in the band Project Description: Social virtual world networking where ‘Your in the Band’, a revolutionary new way to interact with friends and strangers alike. Patent pending. Target Media: Web, Virtual World, Mobile, Locative Team Members: Chris White – Creator/Producer Kentaro Yarrada –…

  • 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…

  • Project – Pulse

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    Gary

    Project description: Take the pulse of the city through the wrists of writers, using sms. This is an entirely new service that builds upon the strengths and flexibility of mobile, locative, and social networking technologies, applied uniquely via collaborative inputs from a network of writers. p.u.l.s.e is an innovative collaborative writing project that explores the…

  • Mentors for May residential selected

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    Gary Hayes

    Two international guests combined with solid Australian LAMP mentors deliver one of our strongest mentor teams yet. The current confirmed mentors on the 6th Live-in-lab (LAMP: Story of the Future) in Freycinet, Tasmania May 07 are (full bio details here): Lisa Romano, Interactive Producer, ABC Innovation Paul Bennun – Director, Broadcaster, Interactive Producer from the…

  • Project – The Abbey

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    Gary Hayes

    Project description: Ever wanted to really know what it is to be a nun inside an Abbey? This media space allows you to engage with ABC TV’s The Abbey series and enables the audience to experience the Abbey through their own personal journey. Team Members Varcha Sidwell – Producer/Writer/Director, C S P B Justy Phillips…

  • Project – Bush TV

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    Gary Hayes

    BUSH TV Tagline: “Australian Indigenous new media hub” LAMP Lab: May 2006 Target platforms: TV, mobile and Broadband PC/TV Project description: The Bush TV global broadband portal will create serious online media and production enterprise opportunities for Indigenous content producers, complimenting our already nationally established BUSH TV series on SBS and ABC. Target platforms are…

  • “Your Media Evolved” Two Videos

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    Gary Hayes

    Two video podcasts from LAMP. These hybrid “making of’s” and “promos” give an insight into the LAMP process. They contain behind the scene glimpses at seminars, workshops, presentations and the last two residential labs. The 5 minute version contains a more detailed look at the first live-in-lab, mentors and guest speakers. If you already subscribe…

  • 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…