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| Chris Joyner |
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a basis for discussion, this session will cover the development of
interactive/cross-platform content from idea to realization. We will
begin with an overview of the Web2.0 environment before exploring
an approach to innovation where we develop a value proposition based
on Needs, Approach, Benefit and Competition. We will then use this
approach to introduce ideas of user-centred design and personas to
further refine the ideas. Web 2.0 ... The Machine is Us/ing Us http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE&eurl= EPIC 2014 http://www.robinsloan.com/epic/ EPIC 2015 http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/epic |
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About
Chris Joyner Chris Joyner is a New Media Producer at Adelaide-based Katalyst Web Design. He been producing innovative new media content for more than ten years. Recently he has been collaborating with film and tv writers, directors and producers (both nationally and internationally) to create award-winning cross-platform projects, including UsMob (usmob.com.au), Behind the News (abc.net.au/btn) and Kafkamesto (abc.net.au/gameon/kafkamesto). He has been involved in the development of the online project 'We love a Sunburnt Country' (weloveasunburntcountry.com) alongside Dennis O'Rourke's film 'I love a Sunburnt Country' and is currently in production on two cross-platform projects for SBS, ‘Is Your House Killing You?’ and ‘Rising It All’, where he is responsible for the production of the online content. Chris has also curated, coordinated and produced numerous new media events, including Digi Docs 2002, Digi Day 2003, Crossover Australia 2003 and futureproof 2004. He is currently consulting to the Adelaide Film Festival on Crossover Australia 2007 and the 2007 Broadcast Summit. He is also a Board Member and Treasurer for the Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT). http://www.katalyst.com.au |