Friday, 12 November 2010

Live

* send in a question/comment
* send in a photo/video
* video call in / phone in
* vote
* prefer (binary) / like
* poll
* play-along
* quiz
* do something at home in parallel (eg experiment)
* send in data
* complete a test and provide data

In other words, live interactions which:
* impact on TV editorial
* contribute content

Thursday, 14 October 2010

NH

October 13, 2010

Since launch (22/9):

2,203,042 PVs
272,912 V
8 PVs/V
107,725 Video Views
6 mins /V

Th 8,497
Res 4,656
Tweets 25,132

Wednesday, 29 September 2010

Feedback

4Thought
ALEX GRANNUM on 21 August 2010 at 23:06
I love this site. In this age of scepticism, in this nation where once God was central to society, it's refreshing to see the media giving room for people of faith to express themselves. It's also encouraging to see people in the public eye declaring their belief in God. As much as I would like the segments to be longer, I believe the time limit suits our "quick fix", "giv eme now" generation. I'm going to tell my friends about this site Well done!

Seven Days
The viewer feedback on last week's #SevenDays is going to make tonight's show fascinating. Can the public improve the people??
* JillMansell

FreshlyBakedCoo Reeeally pleased with how the interactive part of #sevendays is working out.It could of been such a flop but is actually impacting it a bit.

@caitlinmoran: #sevendays I am genuinely fascinated watching everyone reacting to having been on TV last week. This is a new format, ...

haze2003purple @C4sevendays It's really interesting to see people interact with the 7days cast and see how it affects them.

thehelpmovement The Help Movement
Seven Days is much more interesting now they've got some feedback. #sevendays
30 Sep

susfb Susannah Barton
2nd episode of #sevendays = BRILLIANT, loving the interactive element, it is something that was missing from Big Brother, amazing:)
29 Sep

tomhewitson Tom Hewitson
Ok #sevendays has just stepped it up a notch with this whole meta reacting to fame thing.
29 Sep

emmafreud #sevendays - genius or what.

vivi_best @c4sevendays is simply fascinating. the girls being questioned on the show about BEING on the show.. amazing.

BigBobster666 really enjoyed 'seven days' tonight loving the concept - Reality TV you can comment on. TV for the facebook generation :D #7day

eyekiller Not a fan of the show but Channel 4's #sevendays 'Twitter meets TV' interesting concept

gingio Susannah's chat in the back of the van with her friend about Ben proves the power of chatnav and twitter on #sevendays.

nickjessop68 @cassiegoldman as much as you drive me bonkers, i have to give you credit for getting stuck into this Sevendays interactive concept

LordLard Just caught up on #sevendays. Like the format with the feedback affecting the next show.

David Smith from Matchlight Productions in Glasgow says he could think of nothing else after watching the first episode of Seven Days. “It’s a really exciting development,” he says. “It’s the first time I’ve seen a programme unfold in as near to real time as possible. In this week’s episode we had the public in the show commenting on it in real life. I’ve never seen anything like that before.”
herald scotland

Saturday, 8 May 2010

Projects 2003-2007

2003

Time Team Big Dig
(Adult at 14)

2004
Omagh

Every Object Tells a Story (with V&A)

X
Ghost Experiment
Rolling Stock
School Daze
Street Market
121
Breaking the News
Germ

The Model Agency

Friday, 12 March 2010

Stories - 7 main types

Blue techniques:

1) Classic plots
2) Car Crash (X meets Y)
3) What superpowers?



7 main types

The quest.

Voyage and return.

Rebirth.

Comedy.

Tragedy.

Overcoming the monster.

Rags to riches.

Silly

36 Plots

Polti, Georges. The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations. trans. Lucille Ray.

Polti claims to be trying to reconstruct the 36 plots that Goethe alleges someone named [Carlo] Gozzi came up with:

1. Supplication (in which the Supplicant must beg something from Power in authority)
2. Deliverance
3. Crime Pursued by Vengeance
4. Vengeance taken for kindred upon kindred
5. Pursuit
6. Disaster
7. Falling Prey to Cruelty of Misfortune
8. Revolt
9. Daring Enterprise
10. Abduction
11. The Enigma (temptation or a riddle)
12. Obtaining
13. Enmity of Kinsmen
14. Rivalry of Kinsmen
15. Murderous Adultery
16. Madness
17. Fatal Imprudence
18. Involuntary Crimes of Love (example: discovery that one has married one’s mother, sister, etc.)
19. Slaying of a Kinsman Unrecognized
20. Self-Sacrificing for an Ideal
21. Self-Sacrifice for Kindred
22. All Sacrificed for Passion
23. Necessity of Sacrificing Loved Ones
24. Rivalry of Superior and Inferior
25. Adultery
26. Crimes of Love
27. Discovery of the Dishonor of a Loved One
28. Obstacles to Love
29. An Enemy Loved
30. Ambition
31. Conflict with a God
32. Mistaken Jealousy
33. Erroneous Judgement
34. Remorse
35. Recovery of a Lost One
36. Loss of Loved Ones.

20 Plots

Tobias, Ronald B. 20 Master Plots. Cincinnati: Writer’s Digest Books, 1993. (ISBN 0-89879-595-8)

1. Quest
2. Adventure
3. Pursuit
4. Rescue
5. Escape
6. Revenge
7. The Riddle
8. Rivalry
9. Underdog
10. Temptation
11. Metamorphosis
12. Transformation
13. Maturation
14. Love
15. Forbidden Love
16. Sacrifice
17. Discovery
18. Wretched Excess
19. Ascension
20. Descension.