In case, you’ve gotten lost in endless debates over the power of technology to change lives….
The internet is like the universe.
Constantly expanding and way beyond our ability to comprehend.
But whatever its complexity, we know that it is an amazing messenger. It transmits ideas, information, stories rapidly and mostly unfiltered.
I am constantly amazed by what I discover as I wander around the web.
odileOnline is my contribution to highlighting work, messages and techniques of transmission.
From web design, to storytelling techniques, from social media phenomenons, to journalistic revelations, I share what I find, because it's so easy to do.
Constantly expanding and way beyond our ability to comprehend.
But whatever its complexity, we know that it is an amazing messenger. It transmits ideas, information, stories rapidly and mostly unfiltered.
I am constantly amazed by what I discover as I wander around the web.
odileOnline is my contribution to highlighting work, messages and techniques of transmission.
From web design, to storytelling techniques, from social media phenomenons, to journalistic revelations, I share what I find, because it's so easy to do.
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NPR’s “Lost And Found” Discover A Black-And-White Era in Full Color”, is an interactive documentary about 1930s-era photographer and hobbyist Charles W. Cushman that’s been rewarded with many prizes.
In this article, multi media producer Claire O’Neill and NPR UX designer, Wes Lindamood, talk about the project came to be.
“O’Neill and Lindamood created a customized storytelling platform”…”with a new media framework called Popcorn.js ”…
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Second edition of ANA Contemporary Arab Cinema starts today!
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WikiLeaks reveals errors in script of ‘WikiLeaks documentary’
Ahead of the release of the $2 million documentary “We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks” by Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney, WikiLeaks has leaked the annotated transcript of the movie revealing the errors and “sleight of hand” in the film
Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/350754
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Absolutely amazing execution. This project designed for Greenpeace Nordic by Hello Monday is a wonderful combination of maps, pictures, texts, videos etc. Lucky me! I stumbled on it by accident. Here is a link to a bit more about the site’s tech infos as reported by Awwards.
If there is a website that could change the world, this would be it.
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➜Our memory is our autobiography, and H.M.’s autobiographical memory had been disturbed. After a critical part of his brain had been removed, H.M. couldn’t build up memories of his life as he lived it. At the same time, he could acquire some motor and some perceptual skills, which meant that there were different forms of learning and they involved different systems of the brain.
Brenda Milner.
Still Charting Memory’s Depths
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I was reluctant to watch this video. “Storytelling” — and every take on it — is truly the buzz word of the hour. So many cliches and blah blah floating around. But this “transmedia 101” is clever and should help many people understand what most ‘transmedia experts’ who cautiously refuse to define the word “transmedia” mean and how it translates into the working lives of professional content creators.
If you’ve been looking for an easy way to illustrate what the term means, you may have found it. (courtesy of the Madrid office of draftfcb.com)** btw I really like the expression “liquid content”…. seems more adapted to today’s fluidity of the environment.
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When I walked onto the subway platform, I heard an enchanting sound. A ‘busker’ by the name of Gabriel Royal was singing this haunting tune. He was selling cds but I walked away empty handed. Thank you Youtube and http://www.buskrs.com/
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The trailer reminds me of The Blair Witch Project…but Jason Boog’s report in Galley Cat to learn more about Haunting Melissa “a serialized “ghost story that was designed to be watched in the dark with headphones on.””
Instead app users can experience the story over a six-to-eight week period as different pieces of the story are revealed.
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Converting Our Stories Into Multi-Screen Experiences➜
Senongo Akpem, the man behind a project called Pixel Fable shares 5 essentials for multi-screen storytelling.
This article talks about 5 concepts of telling multi-screen stories and how we can use them to create exciting, digital experiences.
