October 23rd 2007
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** SHORT VERSION: I'M NOW BLOGGING AT WWW.CHRISTYDENA.COM **
Well, not quite 'death' but an indefinite hiatus. I'm powering down this blog for a few reasons, one of which is my desire to finish my PhD. I've tried for the last year and a half to do PhD writing and work ...
October 16th 2007
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Film,
Writing
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I found these on John August's blog. Priceless.
From Crackle: Script Cops, Ep 1: Domestic Disturbance
From Crackle: Script Cops, Ep 2: McKee Sting
From Crackle: Script Cops, Ep 3: Traffic Stop
A couple of years ago Scott Donaton, the editor of Advertising Age, published a book called Madison & Vine: Why the Entertainment and Marketing Industries Must Converge to Survive. Scott revisited 'branded entertainment' in a talk he gave recently, which has been published at the Madison & Vine section of Advertising ...
UK-based Hi-ReS! (Handsome information - Radical entertainment Systems), founded in 1999 by Alexandra Jugovic and Florian Schmitt, have been creating amazing award-winning websites for the film, TV, music and marketing industries for a few years now. Some of their sites, like Requiem for a Dream and Donnie Darko, I mention in my ...
Those who have attended one of my presentations over the last few years will recall Peter Greenaway's multi-platform project: The Tulse Luper Suitcases. One part of this massive work is the online game Tulse Luper Journey. Here is some info about the TLS and the TLJ from the game's site:
Tulse Luper is the ...
New Line Cinema CEOs Bob Shaye and Michael Lynne were interviewed on the Charlie Rose show. They talk about the importance of franchise sequels being equal to or better each time; online fans and Snakes on a Plane; digital on-demand cinemas; simultaneous release across media; audience testing; gambling on Lord of ...
October 10th 2007
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Film
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From Peter at the Criterion blog, comes this gem created by Alonzo Mosely:
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If you're interested, Alonzo has put the full list of films at his blog.
X Timeline is a site that provides a system for anyone to create timelines of any topic, and embed them on another site. There are plenty for entertainment -- in particular properties, technology timelines and so on. This technology makes it easier to share what fans and researchers have been ...
This is on old one (oct 2006) but I only just discovered it from Vassilen's site Mobile Aesthetic. The mobile series is distributed in the UK through O2, T-Mobile and 3; and in the US through amp'd mobile. The series of 20x2 minute episodes, directed by Johannes Roberts, will be available ...
Here is the blurb from Develop Mag:
TIGA Cross Media Content Conference: 'Working with Games' at Bafta, 195 Piccadilly Tuesday 23rd October, 9.00-5.00 at the London Games Festival.
The conference will feature speakers from the games, film, TV, advertising and web areas but the unifying theme will using games and games related skills ...