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  • Projects Selected for live-in-LAMP V

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    Gary Hayes

    The eight projects have been selected and confirmed for the next LAMP residential in Tasmania. We had an overwhelming response and the ten selectors were extremely impressed with the high quality of all thirty four entries. Below are brief descriptions of the projects in no particular order… Mash-up TV An exciting comedy show broadcast live…

  • Submissions – now closed

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    Gary

    Thankyou to the almost forty extremely high quality entries for the next LAMP lab. The selected eight teams will be informed on Monday next week. PREVIOUS DETAILS The next LAMP residential lab will be held from Sunday 29 Oct to Friday 3 Nov 2006 in the beautiful resort of Freycinet in Tasmania. The Lab is…

  • LAMP in the Metaverse

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    Gary Hayes

    LAMP has had a major part in the current build of the AFTRS presence in a virtual world called Second Life. The Island, called Esperance, has been designed and built by the LAMP team over the last month. Although not officially open until mid-September there have already been several LAMP projects afforded by the 3D…

  • 5th LAMP live-in-lab Oct 06 – APPLY NOW!

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    Gary Hayes

    The next LAMP residential lab will be held from Sunday 29 Oct to Friday 3 Nov 2006 in the beautiful resort of Freycinet in Tasmania. The Lab is sponsored by Screen Tasmania & Innovation, Science and Technology and subsidised by AFTRS. Chris Gallagher (Industry Development Officer, Screen Tasmania) said: “This is a fantastic opportuntity for…

  • Teams Selected for 4th LAMP live-in-lab

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    Gary Hayes

    The eight teams that will be attending the next residential lab on Milson Island in early July are: Double the Fist – Fistworthy(adj): Brave, tough, suicidally, reckless or a combination of all four. The Ministry of Truth – Kill Your Television indigi-nous – learn about Aboriginal Australia through interactive experience Mainframe – Kerry Anne Kennelly…

  • 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…

  • “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…

  • Next residential May – APPLY NOW!

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    Gary Hayes

    The next LAMP residential lab will be on May 7-12 near Perth, WA. We are still accepting applications and we welcome project submissions from all parts of the media industry. Those who have pre-registered need to complete the fuller application form and will be given priority when it comes to the selection process. Other interested…

  • Podcast – Rules of Engagement

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    Gary

    Rules of Engagement- Jackie Turnure “The key to engaging our audience is to make the experience ever changing. The material must never be static, instead it must always be moving forward, developing, evolving, building. Raise the stakes without moving the goal posts and you will deepen the experience for the audience.” Jackie Turnure 2005 Jackie…

  • May Residential Applications Open

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    Gary

    The application for the next residential is now fully open and we welcome project submissions from all parts of the media industry. The residential will be from 7-12 May 2006 and will be held near Perth in Western Australia. Those who have pre-registered need to complete the fuller application form and will be given priority…