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  • AFTRSTalks – LAMP Seminars Now Up on Vimeo

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    Gary

    It is always hard to decide on a good video sharing network for longer format material as YouTube &  many others have time and quality limitations. LAMP has put up its videos via iTunes store since 2005 as well as running a JWPlayer on it’s own virtual server. So we also just started an AFTRSTalks…

  • Jacobson Brothers Nov 16 Launch for World First Mordy Koots

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    Gary

    Jim Shomos, innovative Australian writer/producer and also LAMP mentor, is about to launch his latest collaboration Mordy Koots, on an unsuspecting public. Gary blogged about the project last month & prior to their shoot in a post entitled Thumbs-up for Aussie innovation live action film-in-game looking at Mordy as a new genre, other examples and…

  • The Digital Deadlock – Free LAMP/CSB State of Play Seminar

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    Gary

    The August LAMP State of Play evening seminar will be a joint event with the AFTRS Centre for Screen Business and Screenrights who will be launching Jennifer Wilson’s white paper: ‘The Digital Deadlock: how clearance and copyright issues are keeping Australian content offline’ Jennifer will present the case for reforming the copyright system so that…

  • Vodcasts – Television 2.0: Social TV

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    Gary

    STUDY MULTIPLATFORM CONTENT PRODUCTION part time at AFTRS in 2010 All video and audio below recorded at the AFTRS Theatre March 2009. LAMP pod and vodcasts are published through iTunes – click on the icon on the right if you have iTunes to subscribe now! FOUR SEMINAR VIDEOS – Click the skip arrows to move…

  • Seminar: Innovations in Multi-Platform Content

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    Gary Hayes

    INNOVATIONS IN MULTI-PLATFORM CONTENT – Wed 22 April 9.30 – 1.00 pm – Sydney Do you really know what Alternate or Augmented Reality Games are, or what makes Social Media Entertainment really successful? How do you plan, produce and maintain complex distributed narrative, multi-platform services? Why do interactive stories work & how to get clients…

  • Television 2.0 – Free LAMP ‘State of Play’ Seminar

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    Gary

    TV 2.0: The Latest Innovations in Online Video Wed 25 March 6-7 pm – TELEVISION 2.0 This is the first of a series of LAMP ‘State of Play’ Seminars profiling successful case studies, people and the latest techniques across multi platform media. FREE themed seminars running on the last Wednesday of every month at 6pm…

  • LAMP Three Years of Projects: Video

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    Gary Hayes

    The AFTRS Laboratory for Advanced Media Production, the first three years of residentials. Around 34 of the 61 projects that were developed over one intensive week to a pitch, flash by in 2 minutes. These images are part of the original 15-20 minute presentation at the end of that week to commissioners, interested stakeholders and…

  • Innovating Global Social Media Experiences and Collaborative Entertainment Production

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    Gary

    A rough transcript of a presentation Gary Hayes (LAMP Director) gave as part of the Digital Content Session at the Trilateral KANZ Broadband Summit in Seoul on 19 June 2008. It looks at the emerging nature of Social Media Entertainment but focuses on how creative professionals can keep up with ‘the crowd’. Covers how Film,…

  • Podcast – Mobile Engagement, Jennifer Wilson

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    Gary Hayes

    Jennifer discusses legacy technologies leading up to mobile phone 3rd generation services and draws up on staggering statistics that indicate a change toward mobile content delivery over PC content delivery. She illustrates the impact mobiles are making as the new delivery platform of choice; right now there are twice as many mobile phones in the…

  • Podcast – Jennifer Wilson ‘Generation C and Z’

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    Gary Hayes

    A sadly highly abridged 6 minute recording of a great talk by Jennifer looking at upcoming demo/psycho graphics particularly generation C (12-24) that she thinks stands for community, creativity and content. They are non-watch wearers as they have some many devices who needs it. She looks at their current modes of communication and bizarrely they…