Linkr Multipath Seed Film – Car Park
A guy wanders around an empty car park.
This is the first film in a Multipath Tree. However you will need to wait until the Multipath Storytelling platform is released to enjoy the whole story.
A guy wanders around an empty car park.
This is the first film in a Multipath Tree. However you will need to wait until the Multipath Storytelling platform is released to enjoy the whole story.
Hi everyone,
Just thought we’d touch base and let everyone know that Films on the Fly has been busy working on a few new exciting projects and proposals.
We are writing up a webisode proposal, are putting together some ideas for changing the way the education department thinks about collaborative, interactive video and have a couple of other possible projects that are too early to discuss at the moment.
In the mean time we’ve been doing work on the web platform and have been working on some back end code to help dynamically update the relationship links between videos. Hopefully with a few good days of programming we’ll be ready to do a soft launch of the new Link website.
Just for fun, I’ve posted a little teaser.
For those who were unable to attend the Linkr Screening at the Mercury Cinema, here’s a simple, default example of a tree view. Note that there’s a number of view configurations the film relationships can be viewed with. Also, we were experimenting with the data and I’ve just realised that we changed the link relationships, so this isn’t an accurate representation of the actual film tree.
As a bonus we’ve put down a bar tab. So come for the free drinks, stay for the videos and don’t forget to share the experience with your friends.
Check out this cool fan made teaser.
It’s a compilation of footage from the Feb 2010 workshop content
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The Linkr workshop was run by Films on the Fly in the first three weekends of February 2010.
With about 12 multipath films created the workshop was a great success, especially as it was the first large scale attempt of the Multipath Film making concept.
It should be mentioned that Kino Portable had previously attempted to run a similar workshop like event and it was actually at the 2009 Kino Kabaret that Michael Kubler and John Willanski were introduced to the concept by Fee Plumley (at the time called Non-Linear Narrative). However the Kino Portable attempt only created 2 or three films in total.
There are still some pickup shots to be organised and some editing and music post-production work being done before the Linkr workshop films can be put online, however as a teaser we have put up some photos from the event. If you prefer Facebook we have also uploaded the photos to our fan page.
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