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- Digitisation and its discontents
- Ansel Adams and Edward Burtynsky: Constructed Landscapes
- Write by hand... on your computer!
- Keyboard Fandango
- I write. Gnomes argue.
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- Allen Ginsberg: The Movie
'Memoirs of a Scanner' is a Digital Storytelling Triumph!
Submitted by virtualDavis on Sun, 03/14/2010 - 4:12pm
Video via neatorama.com
I'm always excited by innovative techniques for storytelling in the digital age, and 'Memoirs of a Scanner' definitely qualifies. It's a giant leap for office nerds! The super creative folks over at Mindfruit Films made this uptempo melodrama using only an office image scanner… It's short, intriguing, disturbing and only a minute long. How can you pass that up? And it just might trigger some ideas for how to tell your own story in a clever new way!
Check out these links:
- Mindfruit Studios
- View the video on vimeo.com
- View the Neatorama post
- Deconstructing André Breton To Feed The Scanner (Blind Flaneur's intriguing follow-up blog post)