Media, Communication and Design Podcasts from MEDEA
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Podcastbeskrivning
Academic lectures and discussions on media, communication and design
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Capturing Affect With a Handful of Techne | Jeannette Ginslov, performer, choreographer and artistic director, talks about the developmental stages of the AffeXity project, the interdependence of the collaborators, the relational and dynamic formation of technical and human intervention, the encounters of the carnal and the digital, the dialogic and temporal scaffolding of encounters of techne and the hands that attempt to capture affect. | 17/5/12 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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A Human Centered Approach for Design for Services | Anna Meroni, PhD, is a scholar and professor in Service and Strategic Design at Politecnico di Milano. She works on design activism, social innovation and sustainability, with a specific focus on food and housing systems. In her talk she introduces and discusses a framework of how design for services can operate in conjunction with other disciplines and competences. | 30/3/12 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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How Electronics Connect Us to the World | David Cuartielles is a researcher at Malmö University and one of the founders of Arduino. His talk focuses on the history of Arduino and the concepts and projects envisioned by people around the world. | 2/3/12 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Asta Wellejus at The Courage Generator Workshops | Asta Wellejus is an experienced cross-media producer and developer and has worked with Lars von Trier in 1997 in developing new ways of combining film, theater, roleplaying and games in Zentropa Interaction in 1999. She is now running her own company ”Die Asta Experience". In her presentation, Asta talks about the transmedia universe as a storyworld that is bigger than any of its individual parts. She also talks about marketing, about expanding the screen and creating a multiplatform experience and creating interactive stages for participatory storytelling. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Martin Ericsson at The Courage Generator Workshops | Martin Ericsson is a game designer, participation writer and transmedia content producer. Over the years he has designed, written and game-mastered more than twenty pieces of participative entertainment and art. In this talk, Ericsson says that producing transmedia is like being a party organizer: you set the stage and make sure there are beverages, snacks and a good DJ but you can't really control if the participants have fun or not. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Matt Costello at The Courage Generator Workshops | Matt Costello works across all media has meshed game play, technology and story. He has scripted dozens of best-selling games such as Shellshock-Nam ’67, Bad Boys 2 and Doom 3. In this presentation, Matt talks about the concepts that are important to him when going into transmedia projects: 1. to go into projects openly, being Wagner's "perfect fool", 2. tap into people's passion, 3. create a vision of the story universe, 4. experiment and avoid paradigms. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Christian Badse at The Courage Generator Workshops | Christian Badse is Creative Director at the Interactive Department at the Danish Broadcast Corporation (DR). In his talk he talks about the working conditions of being a "transmedia hobo" and introduces the key concept BCC (beer, cigarettes and coffee) that, allegedly, is what make Danish screen writers tick. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Hans von Knut Skovfoged at The Courage Generator Workshops | Hans von Knut Skovfoged is the Creative Director of PortaPlay, a company specializing in developing interactive media focusing on games and entertainment. In this talk, he talks about accessibility and the challenge of keeping the user interested after the first touch-point in a universe that consists of multiple platforms and branching content. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Frank Boyd at The Courage Generator Workshops | Frank Boyd is the creative director of Crossover and has been a new media pioneer since founding the Arts Technology Centre in 1989. He has worked as producer, funder and trainer on a series of innovative creative and economic development programmes in the arts, broadcast, and in education in the UK, Europe, the US and Australia. In this talk, Boyd talks about how important it is to develop the five stories: the story-story, the user story, the platform story, the impact story and the money story. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Jason DaPonte at The Courage Generator Workshops | Jason DaPonte is the managing director and executive producer of a small digital company called The Swarm. In this lecture, DaPonte talks about how you can use “big data” or the “internet of things” as building blocks in storytelling. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Marc Goodchild at The Courage Generator Workshops | Marc Goodchild works across TV, web, mobile applications and IPTV and has a long history working with the BBC. In this lecture, Goodchild talks about that television is the result of the industrilization of storytelling and that we need to reinvent what television is good for, just like we have found out that the mobile phone is good for much more than being used as a telephone. | 1/11/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Restoring Information's Body: Remediations at the human-machine interface | Lucy Suchman's Medea Talk explores recent developments in the study of digital media that recover the entanglements of bodies and technologies. Drawing on a series of examples from her own research and others within science and technology studies (STS) and design, she makes the case for an understanding of information as irreducibly social and material, virtual and real. | 25/10/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Practicing Media Archaeology: Creative Methodologies for Remediation and Creation | Jussi Parikka is the director of the Cultures of the Digital Economy (CoDE) institute. His lecture Practicing Media Archaeology: Creative Methodologies for Remediation and Creation focuses on some ideas and examples from media archaeological art practice. | 28/4/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Mapping Media Design | Sanna Marttila from the Media Lab in Helsinki sheds light to some of the current understandings of the emerging field of Media Design and maps the characteristics, definitions and dimensions of Media Design and the role of the media designer. | 27/4/11 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Visualizing Sustainability | Arlene Birt is a visual storyteller, artist and information designer. Through her work she frames every-day actions within the context of the big picture in order to communicate consumers' roles in social and ecological sustainability. | 10/12/10 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
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Media and Social Change | John Downing, media professor at Southern Illinois University, gave a lecture at MEDEA where he explored the relation between media, communication and social change. | 10/12/10 | Gratis | Visa i iTunes |
| Totalt: 16 avsnitt |
