Hello #future :: Ad-Tech Melbourne

An updated version of a presentation for Ad-Tech Melbourne with a few more ideas...
(first covered at Fallon's future festival last year)

Circus : Festival of Creativity 2012

Spoke last week at the Communication Council's Festival of Creativity in Sydney, known as Circus.
It was a fascinating day filled with big speakers and big ideas.
Really great to see so many friendly faces and hear so many inspiring people.
Here is my presentation from the event:



And a blog post as well: marketingmag
Am sure there will be a video along before too long...

What Digital Does for Film-Making

I gave a rather quick talk recently at Tropfest in Sydney at their Roughcuts seminar. Terrific fun, amazing speakers, not sure it quite gets the love it deserves really - but good to see the festival do something more practical for the film-makers than just show the work. 
Not sure how practical i am anyway. I just talked about how everything is about to change.
My speaker notes are here: http://goo.gl/QIYLx

fuzzy thinking : some ideas from a talk.

Ideas for the future @ Shuffle in London

For the fourth year running Essence hosted Shuffle at The May Fair Hotel, aimed at bringing together the major players in the digital arena to talk, debate and ponder on what we’re all doing in the space and more importantly, why we’re doing it. Lots of fun

Post-Digital Art on Start the Week 19/09/2011

Continuing the trend of appearing on radio and talking about things I know nothing about I was recently invited onto the BBC's flagship Radio 4 show Start The Week, talking about "post-digital creativity" and the AlphaVille Festival. Which is something of a life-time goal - so I shall now retire from public life.
BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Start the Week, 19/09/2011

Andrew Marr with Misha Glenny, Martin Kemp, Tom Uglow and Jane Pavitt.

Discussing Composition #1 on the BBC World Service

I'm not sure I have a voice (or a face) for radio, but I did enjoy doing a short package for The Strand discussing the very unusual book, Composition #1  by Marc Saporto, reissued  by Visual Editions in a superlative offline and online format (and with a little introduction from me).