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An Idea...
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kirsty McGill Mar. 14, 2009.
Possible Panel...?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Christine Wilks Nov. 14, 2008.
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Cool :-) Remixing reality sounds a much more succinct way of phrasing it too!
Know what you mean about chock-a-block schedules... although I theoretically have a nice relaxing week off this week (with a website to finish building, the bus station t…
I'd be interested in this, Kirsty, but at the moment my schedule is just chock-a-block. For one thing it sounds like it could be an interesting way to extend the remix - aka R3/\/\1X\/\/0RX www.remixworx.net - into the real world - remixing reality!…
I had found people complaining about the buses in groups on Facebook and answered them (which surprisingly made them all go very quiet!). When I launched the bus station Twitter feed and blog, I promoted these to those groups and got a small number…
Now, I am probably going to explain this really badly, but bear with me and shout if I am too vague....
I was at a techy/geeky meet up thing last week called bathcamp, where we heard a speaker talking about arduino.
Now, I am not an electronics pe…
Can I just say - THANK YOU CHRISTINE, the ning looks much better now!
A question - which is probably really obvious - but can any of us add photos to loop that plays on our home page? If so, is there a size you found worked well? Could be good to d…
Hi Jo
Its funny... I just finished writing a blog post about what I have been doing in my digital life recently! Unfortunately it hasn't been exactly creative (hopefully I will get time to do some creative work again soon... she says wistfully) but…
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- At 12:46am on September 6, 2009,
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- At 7:09pm on January 9, 2009,
Jan Worth said… - Happy New Year Kirsty. Have you been following the stories about virtual holidays that an ME sufferer has designed for people who for what ever reason cant travel. She apparently got lottery funding. I thought of you when I listened to the story. Good luck in 2009 . all good wishes
Jan
- At 1:21pm on November 10, 2008,
Mary King said… - Does this job in Bath interest you?
Date posted: 17/10/08 12:14:20 Closing date: 22/11/08
Job title: New media editor
Salary: On application
Full details: Do you fancy working with some of the biggest magazines within the games market? We are looking for a new media editor to compile cover-discs for a number of magazines.
As new media editor you will work with the editorial teams including PSM3, Playstation World, Xbox World 360 and the Official PlayStation Magazine: HD to create their cover discs using standard multimedia software packages to strict deadlines.
You will source, download and obtain legal clearance for video, download and software to appear on each cover disc, ensuring the highest possible standards. You will also obtain bespoke video content, exclusive videos, user-generated content and game saves.
You will also establish and liaise with industry contacts, building long-term partnerships and establishing new business relationships in order to secure the best possible content for the discs. You will also write editorial pages for the publications as requested to do so by the editors and take part in additional multimedia project work.
About you
You will have a good understanding and knowledge of the computer software market and the leading software packages. You will have ideally gained experience working within a multimedia development or video production environment where you have gained practical experience of building websites or disc-based digital media products.
Experience of industry standard multimedia development software, such as Director, Dreamweaver and/or Flash is preferable. It is essential that you also have a knowledge and interest in videogames.
Alongside this you will need excellent attention to detail and the ability to work well under pressure to strict deadlines. A flexible approach to work is essential as is a well developed telephone manner and strong communication skills.
The ability to work on your own initiative is essential as you will be dealing with a variety of queries that may arise.
What we can offer you
In addition to a competitive salary, generous holiday entitlement and comprehensive training programmes this is fantastic opportunity to work within an exciting print/digital media environment with a team of talented people on high profile projects.
You will gain valuable experience and the autonomy to create a multimedia product that will be seen by thousands.
About us
Future is one of the leading media companies in the UK, with a portfolio of over 70 monthly special-interest magazines, 60 websites, a growing number of events and an expanding customer publishing business.
To help us ensure we select the right candidates for interview please upload your CV and covering letter online, focusing on why you are the right person for the job. You will also need to indicate what salary range you would ideally be looking for.
Please quote journalism.co.uk when applying for this position.
Apply to:
Future Publishing
Telephone: 01225 442244
Web site: http://www.journalism.co.uk/shorturl/WUTUV/
- At 1:20pm on November 10, 2008,
Mary King said…
- Yes, yes, would love to read your crit commentary. I will attach mine too, if anyone is interested to read. I am particularly eager to read yours and Christines because you guys always seems so organised to me. I feel that I swerve all over the place before I get to my destination, so I want to see if I can glean how to approach a project in a more methodical fashion. But, I do feel it would be really interesting to read everyones crit comms and look at their work. So, is there a space where I can make some grand announcement about this? Also, I think Mags was asking to see some crit comms too for the dissertation, so it will hopefully help her.
I cannot attach the file here, let me see if I can find a space elsewhere for it in Ning.
- At 3:19am on November 9, 2008,
Mary King said…
- Hi Kirsty, I was very impressed by your dissertation project too. Actually, I would be very interested to read your critical commentary also. I think much can be gleaned from sharing the critical commentaries; something I have already mentioned to Sue.
Not sure what I am up to yet. My present job is quite demanding and staff cuts are going to make it increasingly so, so not sure yet if I would be able to balance a PhD with it. I am going to take a year to mull over the PhD anyway to get a clear idea of what I would focus on if I do pursue it. What about you? What ideas are you kicking around? I find myself pulled between what would be a research-based PhD and what would be a practice-based PhD. Both appeal very much. I enjoy research very much, but a practice-based PhD is tempting too.
- At 1:02pm on November 7, 2008,
Renee Turner said… - nice shoes
- At 12:21am on November 7, 2008,
Christine Wilks said…
- Hi Kirsty - I've just promoted you to an administrator. Such power I wield! It's making me feel quite dizzy.
x Christine
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