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ONEWORLDTV
OneWorldTV is an open documentary platform exploring issues of human rights, sustainable development and the environment. It is used by a wide variety of individual filmmakers, non-profit organisations and community groups. Current themes include HIV/Aids, Trade Justice, Water and the 'War on Terrorism'.
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Channel 4 - FourDocs
FourDocs
is the place to upload or download four minute documentaries. Anyone with a story to tell or an opinion to voice can submit their film to FourDocs.
Channel 4 is a public service television broadcaster in the United Kingdom, but it does not receive funding from the Television Licence income. All programming is financed through its commercial activities, which includes advertising.
is the place to upload or download four minute documentaries. Anyone with a story to tell or an opinion to voice can submit their film to FourDocs.
Channel 4 is a public service television broadcaster in the United Kingdom, but it does not receive funding from the Television Licence income. All programming is financed through its commercial activities, which includes advertising.
Friday, February 03, 2006
Personalize Media
Personalize Media
The weblog of Gary Hayes. An extract:
What is Personalization?
1 - the filters through which we have services and media tailored to us and
2 - the design of services and content that are flexible enough to resonate with others on a one to one, or one to few level.
Real-time personalization: Where it get’s spooky. Based on what users are doing the interface or content presented changes dynamically in real time. Very resonant and where future interfaces and story-telling type applications are heading. Of course the more dynamic the system the more it resembles artificial intelligence.
The weblog of Gary Hayes. An extract:
What is Personalization?
1 - the filters through which we have services and media tailored to us and
2 - the design of services and content that are flexible enough to resonate with others on a one to one, or one to few level.
Real-time personalization: Where it get’s spooky. Based on what users are doing the interface or content presented changes dynamically in real time. Very resonant and where future interfaces and story-telling type applications are heading. Of course the more dynamic the system the more it resembles artificial intelligence.
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
North American centres that may be working towards second gen interactive docos
www.storycenter.org
The Center for Digital Storytelling is a California-based non-profitarts organization rooted in the art of personal storytelling. We assist young people and adults in using the tools of digital media to craft, record, share, and value the stories of individuals and communities, in ways that improve all our lives.
http://www.cdnfilmcentre.com/training/newmedia.html
Habitat is the Canadian Film Centre's new media lab. Created in 1997, Habitat provides a unique training and production think-tank environment designed for emerging new media content developers. Based on a cycle of training, production and research, Habitat is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning facility.
http://www.afi.com/education/dcl/
The AFI Digital Content Lab (AFI DCL) incubates new forms of entertainment programming on digital platforms from idea to audience. Placing the highest value on creative excellence, the AFI DCL pairs design and technology experts with professionals from TV, film, games and an array of programming initiators in an R&D environment to adapt new and existing concepts to digital creation and distribution. In short, we create content for new and emerging digital media.
The Center for Digital Storytelling is a California-based non-profitarts organization rooted in the art of personal storytelling. We assist young people and adults in using the tools of digital media to craft, record, share, and value the stories of individuals and communities, in ways that improve all our lives.
http://www.cdnfilmcentre.com/training/newmedia.html
Habitat is the Canadian Film Centre's new media lab. Created in 1997, Habitat provides a unique training and production think-tank environment designed for emerging new media content developers. Based on a cycle of training, production and research, Habitat is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning facility.
http://www.afi.com/education/dcl/
The AFI Digital Content Lab (AFI DCL) incubates new forms of entertainment programming on digital platforms from idea to audience. Placing the highest value on creative excellence, the AFI DCL pairs design and technology experts with professionals from TV, film, games and an array of programming initiators in an R&D environment to adapt new and existing concepts to digital creation and distribution. In short, we create content for new and emerging digital media.
Participatory culture and podcasting
iGeneration: Daily Source Code Evaluation.....
"Patterns of media consumption have been profoundly altered by a succession of new media technologies which enable average citizens to participate in the archiving, annotation, appropriation, transformation, and recirculation of media content. Participatory culture refers to the new style of consumerism that emerges in this environment." – Henry Jenkins
Podcasting is all about consumers becoming producers; as Henry Jenkins has argued, “…The Net opened up new space for public discussions of media content and the Web became an important showcase for grassroots cultural production”. Traditional radio producers did not take full advantage of the digital revolution and opportunities created by the internet. Radio’s only venture into the online domain was simply audio streaming of their broadcast station.
"Patterns of media consumption have been profoundly altered by a succession of new media technologies which enable average citizens to participate in the archiving, annotation, appropriation, transformation, and recirculation of media content. Participatory culture refers to the new style of consumerism that emerges in this environment." – Henry Jenkins
Podcasting is all about consumers becoming producers; as Henry Jenkins has argued, “…The Net opened up new space for public discussions of media content and the Web became an important showcase for grassroots cultural production”. Traditional radio producers did not take full advantage of the digital revolution and opportunities created by the internet. Radio’s only venture into the online domain was simply audio streaming of their broadcast station.
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