Old School Film in The New World
22 July 2011 | 1 Comment
In Jeffrey Katzenberg’s recent interview with FortuneĀ (watch the full interview video below) which has garnered some media attention over the last couple of days, he lambasts the “showbiz” for being too much biz and not enough show. He thinks almost every film this year so far “sucks”. While I wouldn’t entirely disagree with the [...]
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Curations
4 March 2011 | 1 Comment
Since March is turning out to be a particularly robust month in Transmedia happenings, I thought I’d give you a short list of the good stuff. DIY DAYS MARCH 5 9:30AM – 4:30PM The New School, NYC FREE Speakers include Wired Magazine’s Frank Rose discussing his book The Art of Immersion, Lance Weiler discussing his [...]
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Convergences Worth Noting
28 April 2010 | 0 Comments
NURSE: @Jess_nurse I’m devistated! What am I gna do? X JULIET: @julietcap16 You need to remember that he didn’t tell you the truth. Do you honestly WANT to be with someone who lies to you? Ok, that exchange between Juliet and Nurse is probably not the Shakespeare verse you remember from your high school English [...]
Tagged in @julietcap16, capulet, drama, interactive, lonelygirl15, Mudlark, play, romeo and juliet, royal shakespeare company, shakespeare, storytelling, such tweet sorrow, theater, twitter
Interactive Experiences
21 December 2009 | 0 Comments
When I travel, I always have a dilemma: I can never decide whether I’m in the mood for a classic book, a bestseller, a biography or a gossip magazine. I’m not sure if my habits are typical of an avid reader in this day and age or not. I read multiple books and periodicals simultaneously [...]
Tagged in Bonnier, concept, digital experience, interactive, magazine, photos, prototype, reading, UI