idocs.symposium@gmail.com<\/a> by Friday 26th of November 2010.<\/p>\nThe proposal should clearly outline your intentions in no more than 300 words.<\/p>\n
Links to further visual materials can be provided, if appropriate.<\/p>\n
Confirmed keynote presentations from: Upian (Prison Valley, Gaza\/Sderot,<\/p>\n
Havana\/Miami), Blast Theory (Rider Spoke, Desert Rain, A Machine To See With),<\/p>\n
Nick Cohen \u2013 BBC Multiplatform Commissioning Executive for Documentary.<\/p>\n
Suggested topics \/ themes:<\/p>\n
* what is an interactive documentary?: possible classification methodologies<\/p>\n
for a field in constant development<\/p>\n
* collaborative media and documentary making: objectivity, activism and shared<\/p>\n
authorship through the screens of mobile phones and web 2.0<\/p>\n
* user-generated content in documentary practice: the new role of the producer<\/p>\n
and possible models of collaboration<\/p>\n
* crowd sourcing when documenting reality: possible ethical and political<\/p>\n
consequences<\/p>\n
* docu-games and mixed-reality games: can games document the real?<\/p>\n
* database documentaries: navigational strategies and new possibilities for<\/p>\n
representing multiple points of view<\/p>\n
* the fine line between new media factual art, collaborative journalism and<\/p>\n
interactive documentary<\/p>\n
* what does the user think?: how do we user test, or evaluate user experience,<\/p>\n
of an i-doc?<\/p>\n
* possible financial models for i-docs: who are the financial players and what<\/p>\n
do they want?<\/p>\n
* case study presentation and\/or analysis of specific i-doc projects<\/p>\n
Selected papers will be considered for publication in the Journal of Media<\/p>\n
Practice. Several other publication possibilities are also being considered.<\/p>\n
Sandra Gaudenzi<\/p>\n
Associate Lecturer, LCC, University of the Arts London<\/p>\n
PhD Candidate, Goldsmiths, University of London<\/p>\n
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