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Jonathan Worth introduces the final #phonar task. For more information, see http://www.phonar.org
Standard Podcasts [00:01:32m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (Loading)Fred Ritchin author of After Photography, Professor of Photography and Imaging at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and former picture editor of The New York Times Magazine, is here in conversation with his assistant Alison Wynn for #phonar.
Standard Podcasts [00:36:56m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (Loading)After a successful 25 year career in public relations, working for big brands like IBM, Diageo and P&G, Richard Stacy has turned his attention to Social Media and Brand Storytelling.
Standard Podcasts [00:37:23m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (Loading)Phonar's Matt Johnston speaks to documentary filmmaker Adam Hopkins about his approach to narrative, research and storytelling among other things. Adam has worked for the BBC, Channel 4 and most recently National Geographic on situational documentaries. For more information see www.phonar.org
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Professor David Campbell takes part in a follow up seminar to his 'Narrative, Power and Responsibility' lecture with #phonar students at Coventry University. Here David tackles questions on changing narratives, tools, authorship, research and interpretation. For more information see http://www.phonar.org
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Photographer Travis Shaffer discusses his own work in relation to photographic reproduction, appropriation and authorship as well as an introduction to his involvement with ABC (Artist’s book cooperative) and experience with book making and distribution. This lecture was given as part of the free and open photography class #phonar - http://www.phonar.org
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Matt Johnston, co-founder and editor of the Photo Book Club http://www.photobookclub.org speaks at the London Design Festival 2011. Johnston presents a case for the future of the printed photobook, highlighting importance of community, experience and the book as an object.
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Mike Lusmore, a photographer and photofilm producer talks to the attending #phonar class about photofilms, transmedia and transformative storytelling. For more information: http://www.phonar.org
Standard Podcasts [00:39:25m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (Loading)Freelance photographer and MA course director in Photography at Coventry University, Jonathan Worth introduces some of McLuhan's ideas and themes in relation to 21st century photography, as well as investigating how 'Transmedia' tools can be applied to storytelling.
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Jonathan Worth speaks to Jon Levy, founder and editor of foto8.com and 'eight' magazine about the importance of touchstones and tuning signals from today's total noise. Worth and Levy also talk about photographer's "product" and ask is 'eight' magazine the product or is it something else?
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