Posts Tagged ‘ Laboratory ’

My Upcoming Presentations - SPAA Fringe, SPAA, DebateIT, Social Networking and more…

Oct 15th, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Events, Media Personalizing, personal

Been a bit lapse in not posting other talks I have been giving around Oz so these are just in time. A range from Cross-Social-Media, Mixed Reality, Games/Film and the Creative Web…

Thursday 23rd October, 2008  - DebateIT: All the web’s a stage!
Join us as we debate whether the internet is helping unleash creativity. What opportunities [...]

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Games and Virtual Worlds: a new frontier of experience

Sep 23rd, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Education, Last Post, Virtual Worlds, Web 3.0

OK I had better blog this ‘press release‘ copied below which quotes me, but also as I am heavily involved in the creation of these courses and still running LAMP (the innovation unit at AFTRS). Frankly it is one of the best things to happen in Australian industry education for the last three years that [...]

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Social Media Entertainment, Cool or Too Hot to Handle?

Sep 2nd, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Alternate Reality, Cross Media, LAMP, Last Post, On-demand, Participatory Media, Social Media, TV, viral

Hats off to the producers, Ellenor and Marcus, of this social, cross-media show. Scorched - Australia’s first ‘what-if’ disaster telemovie with a few enhancements. Did they get their fingers burnt, is it really over and was it a little too scarey?

As I have mentioned before in various articles sized posts on this blog and my [...]

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Choose Your Own Adventure, Games and Virtual Worlds at AFTRS

Aug 25th, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Cross Media, Education, Games, LAMP

“Make Games and Virtual Worlds at Australian Film, TV and Radio School” - OK time to wear that other hat as Director of the Laboratory for Advanced Media Production at AFTRS and plug some of the cool new courses we are delivering in 6 months time.
CREATE ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCES OF THE FUTURE
Discover new opportunities to express [...]

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