LAMP

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  • Podcast – Hypercompetitive

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    Gary Hayes

    Hypercompetitive © Jim Plamondon 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Jim Plamondon spent the last decade of his corporate working life as a Technical Evangelist for Microsoft in the USA and now runs, in part retirement, a…

  • Podcast – Business vs Creativity: Mobile and Broadband Production

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    Gary Hayes

    Business vs Creativity: Mobile and Broadband Production © David Gurney 2006. Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. David looks at the digital industry in his unique way pointing out both the immaturity in the marketplace and the key…

  • Podcast – Web 2.0, TV 2.0

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    Gary Hayes

    Web 2.0, TV 2.0 © David Jensen 2006 Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. David helps us understand what broadband TV really is and talks about the future of branded entertainment and how this now more important than…

  • 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 – Designing Cross Media Entertainment

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    Gary Hayes

    Designing Cross Media Entertainment © Christy Dena 2006 Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Christy talks about the five ways producers can deliver cross media to distributed audiences and gives examples of each. Repurposing: republishing the same content…

  • Podcast – How to Entertain: Engage, Involve, Reward

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    Gary Hayes

    How to Entertain – Engage, Involve, Reward © Jackie Turnure 2006 Recorded live and unedited during the LAMP lab in Perth in May 2006 in front of the seven teams developing emerging media projects. Jackie extends her insights into how to engage audiences and keep them involved. She talks about the importance of story and…

  • Next Lab Applications – DEADLINE 2 JUNE

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    Gary Hayes

    We are all fully recovered from the intensive lab in Perth and thank you to all the mentors and participants who created seven remarkable projects – summaries of these are being unprotected through this week. Team photos on each project by Catherine Gleeson July 2-7 Lab – submission deadline 2 June LAMP is calling for…

  • Submissions closed…

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    Gary Hayes

    …for the third LAMP live-in-lab. We have had an overwhelming response to our call for submissions for the next live-in-lab in Perth from May 7-12 and thank you to all who applied, the projects are of a very high quality. Even though the closing date for the next lab is over we suggest you keep…

  • “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…