May 5, 2020
Book Review: "Loud and Proud: LGBTQ+ Speeches That Empower and Inspire" by Tea Uglow - https://blog.mugglenet.com/2020/05/book-review-loud-and-proud-lgbtq-speeches-that-empower-and-inspire-by-tea-uglow/
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Book Review: "Loud and Proud: LGBTQ+ Speeches That Empower and Inspire" by Tea Uglow - https://blog.mugglenet.com/2020/05/book-review-loud-and-proud-lgbtq-speeches-that-empower-and-inspire-by-tea-uglow/
Tea Uglow gave herself a unique and imaginative title to match the unique and imaginative work she does at Google Creative Lab Sydney. As “Experimental Person-in-Charge”,…
Great video from 99u on directing creative people. I found this to be a passionate talk.
Belongings (2018, dir. John-Paul Marin, Matt Smith, Tea Uglow, Kirstin Sillitoe)
Date watched: 12/06/2018 Rating: 3.5/5
Museums and Virtual Reality — hype, hope or just hard? MuseumNext 2017
Tea Uglow Creative Director Google Creative Lab
Nils Pokel Digital Experience Manager Auckland War Memorial Museum
Sarah Tutton Senior Curator ACMI
Virtual reality has been going through yet another cyclical revival driven largely by improvements in hardware resulting in a new surge of public interest. With content relatively scarce, there has been a huge investment from many different sectors in content creation. Several museums have jumped on the bandwagon with virtual reality exhibits, 360 degree video presentations, and even rumors of loaning Hololens to visitors much as they have done historically with audio guides. How is this moment different from the 1990s and 2000s? Where are the truly exciting opportunities for museums? And how do we get beyond just having to manage visitor expectations and the resultant problems with ‘more tech’?