Hi my name is Rona Marin Miller and this is my blog for Interactive Media. I'm a creative person looking for a chance to shine currently working at Kindred Digital as an Interaction Designer
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Really cool interactive video for a clothes brand, great idea http://onlybecausewecan.com/
Really cool interactive infographics
A great use of QR codes by Heineken, great idea for a festival
Really really cool interactive infographic about Hollywood film budgets and profits just amazing
Trip your face lets you add your face to characters in a video making you part of the narrative, it didn’t work well at all for me but its an interesting idea.
A personalised ghost story experience, similar to the lollypop one I posted a while back, the difference is that the other one had a deeper concept regarding privacy, this one is just for the fun of making something personal.
Mercedes Benz created a tweet feed about free parking spaces, I have to say I like the idea of using existing technology and using twitter to share the data
Heineken serenade Facebook app, nothing new but still pretty entertaining
Send your friends a personalised streap-tease experience with Pilsen beer, this one made me laugh :D
MC interactive billboard, I saw this a while back cant believe I didn’t post it
What an addictive game if you are a designer http://color.method.ac/
Interactive 3D mapping from B-Reel it would be nice to do some R&D like this
Best website I have seen this week! soooo much fun!! definitely give it a go #Peugeot208
THE TEXTBOOKS’ REVOLUTION HAS BEGUN. Apple launched its iBook 2 and iBook Author, an incredible app (free, believe it or not!!) for designers and teachers so they can build their own interactive textbooks. All has to be said and, despite Apple has been involved in the last months in a patents’ war, mainly against Samsung, their last step in Digital Publishing is just amazing…really. This kind of revolutionary textbooks is what everyone was waiting since the first interactive magazines showed up.
It’s interesting, though, that some of the interactive features that we can appreciate in the video are pretty similar than those that were improved for Al Gore’s OUR CHOICE, developed by Push Pop Press, a company founded by ex Apple engineers, and now property of Facebook…
The main problem: The storage. For the “Life on earth” 51 pages sample, you need 1 gb, so imagine for 500 pages. However, i’m sure either they’ll improve this problem or sell the iPads cheaper…hmmm, no, they’ll solve the storage problem…
(Source: digitalpublishingworld)
