LAMP

Tag: Interactive TV

  • LAMP VIII: End of Feb Residential – Get your Skates on!

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    Gary Hayes

    Don’t Just Sit Around this Christmas Holidays – the next LAMP residential is just around the corner Have you got what it takes to apply? We are looking for six to eight professional teams with groundbreaking new media ideas to attend our leading R&D production lab from Feb 24 -29, 2008. Facilitated by the AFTRS,…

  • LAMP VIII: Victoria Residential – applications close 10 Jan 2008

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    Gary Hayes

    We are now accepting applications for the eighth LAMP Residential Lab being held in collaboration with sponsors New Zealand Screen Council. We welcome project submissions from project teams in all areas of the media industry and the final selection will a mix of teams from New Zealand and Australia. Presented by AFTRS, The eighth LAMP…

  • 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…

  • Project – Mondo Froggo

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    Gary

    Project description: Fun and frolics with three feisty frogs in a swamp.” Animation, interactive TV show which is a combination of adventure, story and game. Team Members Kate Kennedy White, Murray Debus and Jon Kudelka Guardian Mentor: Lisa Romano LAMP Lab: June 2007 Target media: TV, Broadband PC, Video Portals, Mobile

  • Projects Selected for live-in-LAMP VI: Story of the Future

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    Gary Hayes

    We had an overwhelming response to the call for submissions driven by the various seminars and workshops we held around the country over the past months. From nearly fifty extremely strong entries the ten judges have selected the final eight for the LAMP: Story of the Future to be held in Freycinet from 20-25 May. …

  • Podcast – Extending TV drama Experiences

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    Gary Hayes

    Extending the experiences of TV drama audiences. Evan Jones “I find it very interesting to see how much people value on-line communities but go about setting them up without a purpose or goal. They say here is a chat room that is set up alongside a TV series but don’t give people anything to talk…

  • Project – The Deep Sleep

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    Gary Hayes

    Project description: The Deep Sleep is an interactive neo-noir mystery set in the animated world of 15 year old narcoleptic dunce, Lemmy Cue. When Lemmy unearths a shocking crime that he may or may not have committed, our 15-25 year old audience must uncover clues and solve the mystery. This 13 x 5 minute weekly…

  • 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…