PressPausePlay Official Trailer (by PressPausePlay)
This is quite good, watch it.
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PressPausePlay Official Trailer (by PressPausePlay)
This is quite good, watch it.
PRESS PLAY PAUSE(2011, documentary) If you haven't seen this, go do eeeet now! It's an absolutely visionary new documentary film the filmmakers have put online for free. Pretty much it explores how technology has afforded everyone to be a filmmaker, artist, musician, etc and have their work seen instantly instead of going through traditional channels(As well as exploring the pros and cons that go with that new paradigm) Has some of the most absolutely stunning cinematography I've seen in a documentary since Koyaanisqatsi.
Press Play Pause (2011) Un documental de David Dworsky y Victor Köhler que explora los cambios creativos e intercambio de productos de consumo cultural como música y audiovisuales en épocas en que la convergencia afecta cualquier área del quehacer comunicativo. No es el documental más fino, pero sin duda el montaje es secundario reflejando la importancia del tema en cuestión; ¿Somos mejores creadores hoy en día gracias a la democratización de la tecnología?
"We can´t teach today´s technologies because in five years that will be gone. We need to be able to teach them is how to tell effective stories using images and to be cofortable in how technologies is changing every single year" (No podemos enseñar la tecnología de hoy porque en cinco años se habrá ido. Nosotros necesitamos ser capaces de enseñarles cómo contar historias efectivas usando imágenes y estar cómodos en cómo la tecnología cambia cada día)
Norman Hollyn (Universidad de California del Sur), en el documental Press Play Pause (2011)
Press play pause - teaser - looks like an amazing film about fear, hope and digital culture. #foodforthinking