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Ulrich Fischer

A short introduction to Memoways: bring stories in the context of your audience. http://memoways.com/en/

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The human has to fit into the scale of the computer…

… but the scale of interaction could be defined by you !

We create objects to tell stories…
…and objects are now becoming files

To tell stories again…
…files should be translated in feeds !

“What holds the collective intelligence is not
the possession of knowledge…

…but the dynamic process of knowledge“
(H. Jenkins)

How would it be if you could create stories out of memories ?

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The Memoways Platform is a subscription-based Cloud Platform that allows anyone from content production institutions to independent filmmakers to upload, manage, deliver and dynamically distribute audio-visual content for mobile computing uses. Your content will fit automatically into the context & behavior of your end user, in a managed balance between the interaction liberty for your audience and the narrative coherence for your stories.

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The artistic aim of the Walking the Edit project is to enable the creation of unique and individual movies by anybody, based on already existing audio-visual material and... a walk. Stories of-from-about-with the territory: the practice of “walking of a movie” is an open and playful way of interacting with the audiovisual memory of our surrounding environment and everyday life. By mixing our immediate reality with feeds and data coming from the digital space (the mobile internet), we create a so-called “augmented reality”. The project “Walking the Edit” opens an alternative path to this hybrid territory, by reducing the growing data-worlds into a single linear, time based construction: a story. One story out of many potential others: the past of the place you are interacting with is (re)combining itself to deliver a new, contextual and unique story that belongs to your present.

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Memoways teaser

1. … your way through memories

2. What is this ?

3. The human has to fit into the scale of the computer…

4. … but the scale of interaction could be defined by you !

5. We create objects to tell stories…

6. We create objects to tell stories… …and objects are now becoming files

7. To tell stories again… …files should be translated in feeds !

8. Feeds could follow us on our scale.

9. Feeds can be connect to places…

10. “What holds the collective intelligence is not the possession of knowledge…

11. …but the dynamic process of knowledge“ (H. Jenkins)

12. How would it be if you could create stories out of memories ?

13. Compose your movie just by walking… !

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