March 2012
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slow keywords and thinking about my project.
There is one thing that I think I really need to work out in terms of my project and that is how to slow down user experience? If I make an interaction video work or works, how will the user navigate through that work slowly? or perhaps how do I increase the level of affect in my video work? Adrian made the point that programs such as korsakow work as affect engines, but now I need to think about...
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media sloths
Reference: Rauch, J., 2011. The Origin of Slow Media: Early Diffusion of a Cultural Innovation through Popular and Press Discourse, 2002-2010. Transformations Journal.
Reading Notes:
Jennifer Rauch’s article on The Origin of Slow Media looks to contextualise Slow Media in terms of its appearance and diffusion through public and mainstream press. Rauch uses texts such as blogs, articles...
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propaganda film and propagandacritic.com
The Common Techniques section on Propaganda Critic (http://propagandacritic.com) outlines the seven techniques of propaganda according to the Institute for Propaganda Analysis. It is obvious that Propaganda Critic align themselves with the IPAs model of defining propaganda using their definitions to simply express how we as audience members can identify propaganda and the questions we should ask...
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“a period of heightened concern over some group or issue in which the societal...”
– Danielle M. Souillere, Much Ado about Harry: Harry Potter and the Creation of a Moral Panic
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“Moral panics are likely to “clarify [the] normative contours” and...”
– pg. 29 of Goode, E., Ben-Yehuda, N., 2009. The Moral Panic: An introduction, in: Moral Panics: The Social Construction of Deviance. John Wiley and Sons, pp. 20–33.
Enter the Moral Panic outlines what constitutes a moral panic according to Stanley Cohen’s renowned invention of the term in...
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topic brainwave, walking home on a sunday morning
I am studying Deleuze’s theory of ‘affect’ because I want to find out how I can use this as a model to create a series of interactive videos which explore the relationship between ‘affect’ and slowness in order to help my viewer understand how Deleuze’s theory of affect translates into interactive experimental video.
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“La perruque is the worker’s own work disguised as work for his...”
– Michel de Certeau, “The Practice of Everyday Life” The Audience Studies Reader (eds) Will Brooker & Deborah Jermyn (2003) London: Routledge: 105-111.
My own experience of la perruque took place when I worked at a cinema complex and there was an ushering booth on the other side of...
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