[esocialaction] open movie project

[Ann Light]

Hi All,

I've just come back from my hols to this discussion on movies so I would
like to put my hand up and say that if it's going to be innovative, open
source and about storytelling, I'd love to help!

I've been discussing the idea of making mini-movies with various people
for use on mobile phones and wonder if that might be an interesting way
to take it as they are supposed to be short and the constraints of the
small screen are an artistic challenge... We liked the idea of an
interactive component and were wondering about using ideas submitted by
return as a way of developing new strands. So far I've begun drafting
story lines, but that's all.

Anyway, whatever happens, I'd be keen to hear more.

Ann

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Subject: Re: [esocialaction] open movie project


Hi Andy,

> Two possible European avenues we could consider are; 
> http://fp6.cordis.lu/fp6/areas.cfm?CALL_ID=55#164 - the FET open call 
> - though I think they are expecting very blue sky research proposals 
> there. However, they only want a 5 page outline for 21st September, so

> that is definitely possible.
> 
> An alternative, that might fit nicely with our situation is via a 
> Research Training Network. 
> http://fp6.cordis.lu/fp6/call_details.cfm?CALL_ID=210

Indeed, I was thinking of the FET open call as well. I'm not familiar 
with the Marie Curie Research Training Networks. Why do you think it 
fits our situation? I thought our current idea is more like a 
design-oriented research?

But anyhow, if we can do our best brainstorming and writing over the 
folloing 3 weeks, something promising might come out;-)

/yuwei
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