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Category Archives: App-aratus theory
Curzon Memories App @appcircus
The Curzon Memories App has been selected to pitch in front of industry professionals at the London AppCircus showcase on 4 July. The overall winner will get a chance to be one of the 20 apps pitching at the Mobile Premier … Continue reading
Curzon Memories app @ #idocs2012
I gave a presentation on the Curzon Memories App at the i-docs 2012 conference on Friday which was hosted by the DCRC and held at the Watershed Media Centre, as part of the Layered Reality panel. The talk focused on … Continue reading
Bordwell on Pandora’s digital box, the threat of digital conversion to the art house cinema
David Bordwell has been writing a series of blog posts about the threat of digital conversion to art house cinemas, what Screen Digest has coined the ‘digital shortfall’ – i.e. those screens that will be lost becuase they cannot afford … Continue reading
Posted in App-aratus theory, Cinema buildings, Curzon, Heritage, Projection Hero
Tagged Art Cinema, Art Theatre, Champaign, Cinema Theatre Association, David Bordwell, Digital Cinema, Digital Decay, Digital Exhibition, Digital Projection, Digital Shortfall, Illinois, Screen Digest, The Theatres Trust, Urbana
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New vid about the Curzon Memories App
Video documentation about the Curzon Memories App – video by Sy Taffel, starring Jon Dovey, Constance Fleuriot, Jess Linnington of the Digital Cultures Research Centre, UWE: Curzon Memories App Documentation from Charlotte Crofts on Vimeo.
Posted in App-aratus theory, Augmented Reality, Cinema buildings, Curzon, Exterior localization, GPS, Heritage, Interior localization, Interviews, Media Practice Research, Postdigital, QR Codes
Tagged Constance Fleuriot, Curzon Memories App, Curzon Project, Curzon Video, Jon Dovey, Sy Taffel
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Curzon Memories App invited to MA Masterclass at Sussex
I’m off to Brighton next Wednesday, 19 October, to present on the Curzon Memories App to the MA Masterclass Programme at University of Sussex, School of Media, Film and Music. The masterclass is aimed at a series of MAs in Digital … Continue reading
Posted in App-aratus theory, Media Practice Research, Postdigital
Tagged MA, practice as research, practice research, Sussex
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Locative Rephotography
Mary Agnes Krell‘s paper at Postdigital Encounters on her current practice research ‘Nothing That Is Not There’ was really interesting – she mentioned rephotography which is a term I’d not heard before, but is effectively what I’ve been calling crude “augmented … Continue reading
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Postdigital afterglow
Just coming down from the high of Postdigital Encounters and gearing up for two more talks. This Saturday at Screen, Glasgow and the following Thursday at Electronic Visualisation and the Arts, London, plus the next iteration which will be evaluated on … Continue reading
Posted in App-aratus theory, Curzon, Media Practice Research, Postdigital
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