Something for the Weekend
Last Call is the first interactive horror movie which allows the audience to communicate with the on-screen victim and become responsible for the impending horror/happy ending on screen. To participate, audience members submit their mobile phone numbers when they buy a ticket. When a scene appears where the protagonist takes... (more...)
For a while now we’ve been hearing from bloggers and industry analysts that the age of ‘The Big Idea’ is coming to an end. It has been passionately argued by the likes of Ian Tait, Russell Davies and Joseph Jaffe that the modern communications landscape calls for smaller ideas, and... (more...)
Andy Warhol’s prediction that everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes has to an extent, come true. Surveillance culture means we are all subjects of the camera whether we like it or not, and via our Facebook page or blog, we can all be more visible and vocal a lot... (more...)
This month, China’s cybercitizens hailed an anonymous beggar from Ningbo as China’s most handsome and fashionable man – all based on one photo taken by an amateur photographer testing his camera. When posted online, the picture of Cheng Guorong attracted a cult following all admiring his ‘good looks’ and ‘bohemian... (more...)
Banksy has a knack for exploiting the feverish interest in his anonymity and has provoked a lot of hype around his recent documentary Exit Through The Gift Shop. The world’s most notorious street artist turns the camera on himself in the only way he can, to reveal a backlit... (more...)
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