Art

In 1999 a team of six (including myself and “Jack Schulze”:http://www.jackschulze.co.uk) won the London Institute Award for Innovation for a collaboration around narrative and interactive television. We researched existing web-based projects dealing with community, gaming, multi-user space, and interactive narrative.

The project aquired an extensive archive of research material and proposed a number of design patterns that could be used for future development of collaborative television software.

We presented our findings to the public at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2000.

Posted in Art, Interaction design, Media, Narrative, Social, Television

Travelogue

Photography books

Another Way of Telling

Ways of Seeing

The Reconfigured Eye

In Our Own Image

Paul Graham

Andreas Gursky: Photographs from 1984 to the Present

Modernism Rediscovered

Cameraworks

Lomo: Just Shoot

Narrative books

Hamlet on the Holodeck

Pause & Effect: The Art of Interactive Narrative

Computers As Theatre

The Hero with a Thousand Faces

Interactive Acting: Acting, Improvisation, and Interacting for Audience Participatory Theatre

Tell Me a Story: Narrative and Intelligence

Understanding Comics

Comics & Sequential Art

Graphic Storytelling & Visual Narrative

Honeysphere collaborative storytelling platform