ACTUALLY THAT'S A LIE - I FIND THEM ALL QUITE INTERESTING.
| CONSUMPTION | PRODUCTION | |
| BIG SCREEN | SMALL SCREEN | FAN FILM – biggest form of “produsage” we have today TROOPS – consumers of star wars producing content in the star wars “universe” and re-laying it to the “same audience” [like-minded folk] + No money in it at the moment + www.fanfilms.net |
| CINEMA – being first means of moving image. + early cinema = news reels + [shared experience] | PERSONAL MEDIA PLAYER [iPod] - tethered to old media - ability to consume media “on-the-go” + ONE PROBLEM – Needs to be pre-loaded | |
| TELEVISION – [shared, but also private] + televisions were hell expenno to purchase, so maybe one household in the street would have one and that would be the communal place to watch the news [shared] + able to be private if nobody was home. | MOBILE PHONES [“smart phones”] – not just for calling. “on-the-fly” 3G - information (yes) -entertainment (yes) and (no) – ability to access what I want, when I want without needing to pre-load data INFORMATION: websites, etc ENTERTAINMENT: data transfer rates limit content + PROBLEMS + . Gap in content availability . Cost . Can’t produce suitable content for 3G portals
LIMITS TO | MASH UPS RE-GENRES [www.thetrailermash.com] RE-CUTS - about understanding a niche audience and creating content |
| PERSONAL COMPUTER – used to be private, now computers have moved from office to lounge rooms. [hence, private - shared] + Advent of the 2 way pipeline, able to consume media but also produce and share. | MOBILE MOVIES: - main problem is sound quality [once you move about a metre from the phone, sound is limited and becomes static and crackly] www.ireport.com "iReport.com is a user-generated site. That means the stories submitted by uses are not edited, fact-checked or screened before they post. Only stories marked, "On CNN" have been vetted for use in CNN news coverage." 'CULTURE JAMMING' | |
CONVERGENCE THEORISTS SAY: TV AND COMPUTER WILL EVENTUALLY "INTERTWINE"
www.fanfilms.net : This site is a place to check out home made spoofs of almost any movie you can think of. One form of produsage.
this was the one he showed us in the lecture...
280 Days Later - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5ELvzHa7gM
but the site i liked more is www.thetrailermash.com
This is a website totally devoted to collecting re-cut trailers and trailer mash-ups.
Josh showed us 'The Shining' in the lecture... absolute classic. who would ever think to make the shining into a romantic comedy. haha.
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