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  • 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…

  • Launched: LAMP mentored Red-Hot Cross-Media Drama – Scorched

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    Gary Hayes

    SCORCHED is Australia’s first ‘what-if’ disaster telemovie. – “The Year is 2012 and Australia has run out of water.” There is a lot more than meets the eye to Scorched, destined to be Australia’s biggest landmark doco-drama event this year. The social media, community generated story elements that build up to and after the 90…

  • 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…

  • Podcast – Laurel Papworth “Building a Social Network”

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    Gary Hayes

    ‘Building a Social Network” Strategies, implementation and management of online communities. Laurel takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the various features and functions of organic social networks and how to identify positive and negative aspects of existing services. She refers to how on entry the motto/tagline, tools and what the community are discussing should…

  • Another üBERGroovy LAMP project launches 25 June 2008

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    Gary Hayes

    Over half of all the LAMP projects are in or have been produced to audiences now. üBERgroover.tv was a project that came into our 4th residential on Milson’s Island in 2006 and we have just heard from ex-AFTRS student Tina Lymberis, it’s driving force, of the official launch and plans to take on the world.…

  • Pod and Vodcast – The Game of Writing Games with Matt Costello

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    Gary Hayes

    John Banks and Peter Giles interview Matt Costello in two parts at the LAMP: Story of the Future Residential held at Couran Cove, Queensland, Australia in December 2007. The Game of Writing Games with Matt Costello from AFTRSTalks on Vimeo. Matt talks about story worlds and how the game play is very dependent on the…

  • 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 – Working Services, Successful Online Business Models

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    Gary Hayes

    Andrew Apostola and Peter Giles outline typical online revenue generating systems and business models. They touch on direct payment types such as free and chargeable content, and indirect payment types such as pay per click advertising models based on traffic volume and sales results. They discuss various forms of subscription models, one example being micro-payments…

  • Video LAMP VIII Mixed Reality, Mini ARG – “Old Forest”

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    Gary Hayes

    A mini ARG (Alternate Reality Game) with virtual world parallel components as part of the 8th LAMP residential in Marysville, Victoria Australia. We have been running LAMP residential workshops for nearly 3 years now and on the first day we normally run a team bond/building game. The last eight have been 2+ hour long location…

  • LAMP Live-in-Lab I-VII Projects. Summary Montage

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    Gary Hayes

    A single graphic with all LAMP residential projects prior to the Victoria Lab VIII in February 2008. (Note: these will be made clickable soon).