The Future of Digital Entertainment & Social Storytelling
From the yearly archives:
This is the time of the year when fake journalists, busy with a hectic schedule of office parties and finding excuses to drink all the free booze publicists send them, phone in their copy even more than usual.
And if there’s one way to fill up a page without trying, it’s the Top 10 list. [click to continue…]
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UPDATED: Do you know a gay or lesbian person? Then this post is for you. And considering that 1 in 10 people are gay, that means this post is for everybody.
You might have noticed that your gay friends have been a little depressed of late. Or maybe they’re outraged. Or, if they’re one of the many people out there questioning their sexuality or afraid to disclose it, they might just be plain terrified. Maybe you know why, but if you don’t, let me explain — and tell you what you can do. [click to continue…]
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1. San Francisco-based studio Soviet Montage has cracked HDR for video. What’s HDR? High Dynamic Range images are created by taking two (or more) shots at different exposures and combing them together, creating truer to life images in the process. It’s all the rage among photographers (there’s even a feature on the new iPhone), but using a beam splitter and two Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR’s, Soviet Montage was able to bring the effect to life. Why do you care? Because the results look like this:
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One of the things that has interested me since the early days after 9/11 is how the event would effect our national psyche; not in the obvious heightened security, fear of terror, flag-waving and nowadays, threatened Koran-burning. These are all obvious and conscious reactions. What interests me is the way the attacks have altered the national subconscious. In short, I’ve been looking for the 9/11 Godzilla. [click to continue…]
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