Academic purveyor of trivialities and digital legacies. Niche creative industries, persona studies, games and hobbies. Tweets are occasionally my own.
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Att: BCM students! The Careers team are currently organising their mentoring program. There are 5 amazing mentors available in the comms/media/marketing space looking for students like YOU to mentor. This program is low risk, high reward. DM me TODAY if interested! @UOWDMS
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'Future cultures' students @jess_dinning & @_Tara_W talk decarbonisation of the visual communication and book industries on RadioU
“We can't leave any industry to the side, we have to consider everything.”
#uowtv #radiou #bcm325 #futurecultures
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Highlighted in the lecture, media's future involves both continuity & discontinuity. While some aspects (YouTube & Twitch) have a continuous connection to archives and arcade culture, other industries like journalism are experiencing significant changes due to technology #bcm325
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The metaphor of reaching your "mental capacity" can be seen as the side effect of having too much information readily available. The feeling of being overstimulated is widely felt by people in the modern world as social media gives us constant communication and information#bcm325
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" there is no inevitability as long as there is a willingness to contemplate what is happening." - Marshall Mcleun. Can we avert the Anthropocene by imagining life back into existence? #bcm325 #midjourney
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#bcm325 The importance of a characters' upbringing is shown through a giant cybernetic machine that enables one to travel between multiple versions of herself to an extent where it can be odd to tell if she's the 'real one' or the product of the machine that made her this way.
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About the relation of AI in this Film!
The film delves into concepts of vastness, interconnectedness, and the simultaneous existence of multiple narratives. AI encompasses the ability to process massive data use, connect disparate information, and analyze complex patterns #BCM325
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This film reminds us that we are all part of something much larger than ourselves. It explores the power of interconnectedness and the impact one person can have across different dimensions. #bcm325
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'Everything Everywhere All at Once' is a masterclass in world-building. Each dimension is intricately crafted, offering glimpses into unique societies and cultures.
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The bagel threatens to destroy the multiverse is a visual representation of nihilism and self destruction #bcm325
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Paradigm shift in media: The film depicts the transition from representational media. This new paradigm is open and participatory production, circulation, and reproduction of media content rather then a set stream line - I feel this when I'm on TikTok for hours at a time #BCM325
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One of the easiest ways to track disruption and change in our culture is in the manifestations of the world in our media. This can be said of film. But the disruption we are seeing now is different to those before: this is a multi-symptom change #bcm325 1/6
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#bcm325 this film feels like the ultimate homage to alternative history as a fantasy
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The multiverse is described by the director as a metaphor for modern life and the immigrant experience. It reflects how science fiction can be a tool of empowerment for people who find themselves at the margins. #bcm325 inverse.com/entertainment/ev…
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#bcm325 the complete chaos of the laundromat can be seen as a failed attempt by Evelyn to try and do everything herself and her lack of trust in those around her, demonstrating a total lack of operations research
