It really gets you wondering where all these web series are headed. When I did “Unconventional” and “Senior Year” back in 2002, there were very few webisodes, now they seem to be everywhere.
Archive for October, 2008
Amazing artwork by Tucker
Posted in internet, new media, tagged All Hands on Board, ALS, Disney Hall, Emmy award, Facebook, film editor, Frederick Wiseman, Google, Hospital, Lindsay Mofford, Mass Art, MySpace, Ning, Ning.com, portals, Press>Play, public domain, REDCAT, Sound Design, Team Tucker, The Permanent Record, Travelin Trains, Tucker, Walk to Defeat ALS on October 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
His website, The Permanent Record is a portal to computer art, songs, ideas and videos rearranged and redesigned from media sources scrounged from the depths of Google and other web search engines.
E for All EXPO
Posted in Unconventional Media, new media, video games, tagged Billy Mitchell, Donkey Kong, EA, Efor All Expo, game design, gaming future, Guitar Hero, innovative partners, King of Kong, Los Angeles Convention Center, media, Need for Speed, October 3rd, online games, prizes, Prototype161, Rock Band, Unconventional Media, video games on October 11, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Went to E for All Expo. I was there mostly to get a better idea of the future of video games, but was surprised and disappointed by how few new games were displayed. In fact, if one didn’t know better, you’d think the whole industry was now being served by “Guitar Hero” and EA’s “Rock Band.” Lots of wanna-be rockers holding fake plastic guitars trying to keep up chord progressions on colored frets.
American Cinematographer
Posted in Red Camera, Unconventional Media, video games, tagged American Cinematographer, Need for Speed, Red Camera, Unconventional Media on October 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A very nice article in the October issue of American Cinematographer on why we chose to use the RED cameras for the “Need for Speed:Undercover” video game is now available at newstands and online.
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