Interactive at Sheffield
Crossover Interactive Summit / The Chapel / Wednesday 12 June 2013
This year’s Crossover Interactive Summit focuses on Transformers, people who want to change the world and have moved from one platform to another to do so: filmmakers creating apps, doc producers moving to social platforms, app designers making hardware and video game developers making physical objects.
Keynote - Kat Cizek / By Any Media Necessary / 10.30
Makies: Designing Future Play / 11.20
Convergent Formats for Connected TVs / 11.40
From Documentary to Mobile Apps: A DIY Journey / 12.40
Transforming Yourself - Catalysts, Tools and Community/ 14.00
Shaping and Sharing the Spirit of '45/ 14.40
Spotlight - Cloud Chamber / 15.30
Social Media for Conflict Resolution / 15.50
Live in the Lounge - Tiny Games / 16.50
Live in the Lounge - Hyperinflation / 17.00
Cross-Platform Films Quickfire/ 17.10
Crossover Sessions / Channing Hall / Thursday 13 June 2013
An Autopsy of Easter Eggs Live / 09.45
The Interactive Documentary Making its Mark / 12.00
A Road Map for Financing and Getting Your Cross-Platform Documentary Made / 14.15
“Flipping the Model”: The Future of Social Engagement Strategy / 16.30
Cross-Platform Docs / Crossover Lounge / 12 - 16 June 2013 / 09.00 - 14.00
17,000 Islands / Q&A /15 June 2013 / 15.45
Alma, a tale of violence / Q&A / 13 June 2013 / 17.15
Big River Rising / Q&A / 13 June 2013 / 15.45
Coral
Dadaab Stories / Q&A / 15 June 2013 / 18.45
GELD.GR – Money and the Greeks / Q&A / 15 June 2013 / 17.30
Highrise / Q&A / 14 June 2013 / 14.00
Invisible Picture Show / Q&A / 15 June 2013 / 14.00
The Defector Escape from North Korea / Q&A / 13 June / 14.00
Live in the Crossover Lounge / 13 -15 June
An Introduction to Tiny Games / 13 June / 18.30
Hyperinflation - The London Quest / 13 June / 20.00
Kinopto - Demo / 14 June / 13.00
Spirit of '45 - Keeping the Spirit Alive / 14 June / 17.30
Facebook is like disco and Twitter is like punk 14 June / 20.00
Crowdfunding Breakfast / 15 June / 09.00
Play and Touch / Crossover Lounge / 12 - 16 June 2013 / 09.00 - 14.00
The BBC Blue Room
Blue Room Live is the BBC's touring consumer technology showcase. Their mission is to raise awareness of how the world of consumer technology is changing the broadcast and media industries. The team will be demonstrating some of the latest and most interesting connected experiences, capture technologies and new forms of content.
Makies in the Lounge
A family of Makies in a mini home with 3D printed furniture/mannequins and handmade tiny clothes. iPads are available for you to customise and play with your own dolls.
Projecteo
Have a play with a tiny Instagram Projector powered by a single LED that can project 6 Instagram photos from a single old-school 35mm slide film, making all your digital photography tangible once again.
Kinopto
Kinopto are a tech-startup developing new ways for films to reach their audience on the big screen. They have created a cloud-based distribution and playback system and will be creating innovative new ways of programming cinema screens. Part of their plans is to make self-distribution much, much easier.
Audio Listening Stations
Documentary makers also work in radio! Audio listening station iPads will be loaded with lots of creative examples of radio docs from BBC R4 and independent radio.
stereopublic: crowdsourcing the quiet
Winner of a TED City2.0 prize stereopublic is a sonic health service for built environments. Using either the stereopublic website or iPhone app, people can discover and geo-locate quiet spaces, share them with social networks, take audio and photos and request an original composition from Sound Artist Jason Sweeney. Their quiet space is then added to an ever-growing crowdsourced map and they join a community of urban quiet seekers.
Artists in Residence
Sarah Smizz
Sarah Smizz, our local artist in residence was back for a third year live drawing many of our interactive sessions on stage. She also produced original artworks that were presented to our award-winning filmmakers.
Geo Law
Geo is a Sheffield based illustrator who's worked on projects for many clients including Sheffield University, Sheffield Children's Hospital, Converse, Digital Gurus.
Geo will be actively engaging with the whole Interactive at Sheffield programme and will be producing a wall mural in the Crossover Lounge from Thursday and Friday of the festival. Pop by and see how he is getting along and say hello!
Tom J Newell
Tom is a Sheffield-based illustrative artist who produces intricately hand-drawn artworks for musicians, magazines, brands and bands. For Sheffield Doc/Fest he'll be painting three canvasses based on three of this year's films live in the Showroom Bar.
Tom will be live drawing all afternoon from Thursday to Saturday of the festival, with his original artwork available to buy from the Showroom.
Delivered in Partnership with Crossover
