Reel Engagement Digital Bootcamp
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This document discusses how new technologies are enabling new forms of engagement and interaction online through crowdsourcing, social networking, location-based services, augmented reality, and integrating websites with social media platforms. It notes that while technology empowers people, it can also take things away, and addresses challenges around supporting artists in the digital age.
Reel Engagement Digital Bootcamp
- 2. here there be monsters
- 3. People protested and brought down governments before Facebook was invented. They did it before the Internet came along. - Malcolm Gladwell New Yorker, Feb 2nd, 2011
- 6. One To One One to Many Many To Many Many To Many
- 7. old white guys discovered & labeled things
- 8. now we all get to do it!
- 10. the people formerly known as the audience
- 12. crowdsourcing the hive mind
- 13. crowdsourcing crisis information
- 15. crowdsourcing footage
- 16. crowdsourcing solutions
- 17. digital access & mobile
- 19. connecting the web to the world of things
- 21. extending the storytelling experience
- 24. social media?
- 27. WEBSITE BLOG RESOURCES EMAIL SIGNUP Widgets Facebook Video Twitter channels pro鍖le Social Email Bulletins Bookmark ing Other sites Other blogs
- 29. website + social media = engagement & interaction
- 30. 1% collaborators 9% sharers 90% spectators 9
- 32. embed and spread
- 34. technology giveth and technology taketh away
- 35. obscurity is a far greater threat to authors and creative artists than piracy - tim oreilly
- 36. how do you support artists without 鍖ghting the technology?
- 37. whats better than free? http://springboardmedia.blogspot.com/ Wednesday, May 26, 2010
- 40. rede鍖ning live
- 41. live screenings
- 43. diverse viewing options
- 44. merchandise
- 45. what tools are already available? and free!
- 46. be visible & create sense of inevitability
Editor's Notes
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- #3: The future is here. Don’t let the tools dictate what you can do. Use them creatively. Twitter Ferris Bueller. Facebook Goa Hippie Tribe.\n
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- #7: Visualization of the various routes through a portion of the Internet. From 'The Opte Project'\n\nClay Shirky\n
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- #10: Describing technological, industrial, cultural and social changes in the ways media circulates within our culture. Content flows fluidly across multiple media systems. Henry Jenkins - Convergence Culture\nParadigm shift that includes audience participation in that media.\n
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- #22: storyworlds, games, cross-platform, transmedia. Henry Jenkins.\nPrison Valley, BAVC Producer’s Institute, \n
- #23: Social issue films can take advantage of cross-platform initiatives. BAVC Producer’s Institute for New Media Technologies.\n
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- #34: Tracking and metrics - on the wiki and also Alex will talk further about this.\n
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- #38: If you can’t compete with free, you can’t compete, period.\n
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