Well after much hard work from my partner in crime, Lorenza Samuels, the Evidence-Interactive website is up and running.
So if you would like to while away an hour or two investigating the disappearance of Emily Simons, click on the link below to take a look at the evidence table and solve the crime.
http://evidence-interactive.co.uk/
Or you can listen to the radio play in full by clicking on the bottom centre notice on the home page.
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label cross-platform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cross-platform. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
I guess now it's time that you came back for good
Well it's been a while hasn't it. And no excuses this time, well except one. I've just completed a module of my MA called 'Cross-platform' practice where the brief was working in a group to create a cross-platform product for kids. Part of this also involved writing a blog, and while I was busy scribbling down every little detail of the last six weeks, I neglected you. My first, my last, my everything...
If you're having problem sleeping and would like to take a look at my project blog (warts and all), it can be found here:
http://cmbrockbankxplatform.blogspot.com/
I can't say I'm not relieved that it's over and done with, but it has been an experience. I think the most valuable thing I can take away from it has been working with people that I'd never even talked to before, even dare I say it, building friendships. Of course I didn't get on amazingly with everyone but the people with who I most certainly did, made up for it. It was also interesting being involved in other disciplines, things I'd never even considered being a part of. And I found out that actually I'm not half bad at some other stuff... and some things I'm appalling at. Acting for instance (videos not to follow) was something I realised, despite my desire to be the next Helen Mirren, should be left to the professionals.
But the thing I realised most, after six weeks of being away, the written word is my bff and it's been too long.
But honey I'm home and I've missed you.
If you're having problem sleeping and would like to take a look at my project blog (warts and all), it can be found here:
http://cmbrockbankxplatform.blogspot.com/
I can't say I'm not relieved that it's over and done with, but it has been an experience. I think the most valuable thing I can take away from it has been working with people that I'd never even talked to before, even dare I say it, building friendships. Of course I didn't get on amazingly with everyone but the people with who I most certainly did, made up for it. It was also interesting being involved in other disciplines, things I'd never even considered being a part of. And I found out that actually I'm not half bad at some other stuff... and some things I'm appalling at. Acting for instance (videos not to follow) was something I realised, despite my desire to be the next Helen Mirren, should be left to the professionals.
But the thing I realised most, after six weeks of being away, the written word is my bff and it's been too long.
But honey I'm home and I've missed you.
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