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Tracking Transmedia, Crossmedia, interactive & digital storytelling
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Kyle Burton: "[Toronto filmmaker Ann Shin] and her small crew of a camera operator and sound technician followed an agent called "Dragon" from the North Korea-China border all the way to Bangkok with refugees who had high hopes for a better life in South Korea." Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
March 22, 4:40 AM
An interesting look at the execution of a transmedia project under daring circumstances. 
Debbie Elicksen (LION)'s curator insight,
March 22, 11:08 AM
Improvising techniques and technology often makes almost as good a story as the story itself. Delete the scoop?
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Une collection de 24 documentaires multimédia coproduite par France Télévisions et narrative... Delete the scoop?
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The Ladi Shah Project was conceived by the Guru Charitable Foundation to record and share the voices of Kashmiris...In the folk tradition of Kashmir, Ladi Shah were traveling minstrels who employed satire and song to address the social and political views of their time.... Delete the scoop?
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In this guest filmmaking article, we cover the top five mistakes made in documentary funding. By Faith Fuller
Are you in need of funding for your documentary? Are you uncomfortable asking people for money? Are you baffled by the whole fundraising process? Sometimes, just knowing a few simple rules and avoiding some common mistakes can make all the difference in your fundraising success.
Top 5 Fundraising Mistakes for Doc Filmmakers:
1. Not having a trailer – There’s nothing that can catapult or doom a documentary fundraising effort like a trailer. If you have a fantastic trailer that moves people emotionally, your chances for donations dramatically improve.
According to the crowd-funding platform IndieGoGo, campaigns with videos raise 122% more money than those without. You not only need a video, but that video needs to hit an emotional nerve with the audience. And NEVER show your video online without having a donate button right next to the video. If people are moved by your trailer, they need a way to donate right then and there while they’re “in the moment” and feeling inspired... Delete the scoop?
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2012 really seems to be shaping up as the year of crowdfunding for New Zealand documentary. I recently wrote about Pietra Brettkelly’s campaign to raise funds for Maori Boy Genius, and now four five more crowdfunding campaigns for NZ documentary projects have come to my attention: (Videos embedded for: Fracking Whakatutu Running For His Life Tatarakihi Broke But Sexy Dregs – NZ Street Art Documentary) Delete the scoop?
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love that there is the category 'online adults':
61% of current Facebook users say that at one time or another in the past they have voluntarily taken a break from using Facebook for a period of several weeks or more.20% of the online adults who do not currently use Facebook say they once used the site but no longer do so.8% of online adults who do not currently use Facebook are interested in becoming Facebook users in the future.