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Re: Walking with AIDS
Mickael Therer 2006-Aug-18 23:45:00
Thank you all,
@Mark, nothing is planned for the future yet but I am full of ideas
though, these project have been a mutual investment from both parties
so far and we are still exploring the possibilities, hopefully
gathering some credit along the way. I wouldn't want to squat the wwp
forums with these stories so if you want to know more, there are 2
articles on the project in the last issue of vrmag, and I'm always
available to discuss it off-list
cheers,
-mickael
--- In #removed#, Mark Boiling <mark.boiling@...> wrote:
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> Michael
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> Truly fantastic inspirational work. Excellent photography (have always
> believed the opening frame of a QTVR could be as good as a Magnum
still and
> you have proved it), great use of audio and of course your story is
> interesting and relevant to us all.
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> Am familiar with your journey and work for MSF, was this a personal
project
> / site or a commission? Would be great to hear about your experiences,
> anything planned?
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> Respect, and good luck out there
> Mark
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> On 17/8/06 6:27 pm, "Mickael Therer" <360days@...> wrote:
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> > http://www.walkingwithaids.info
> > a 360? panoramic scrapbook from Mozambique, in the footsteps of AIDS
> > with MSF
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> > Designed for a general audience not at all aware of what qtvr is, and
> > with the International AIDS conference in mind.
> > Going fullscreen was not required here (but you'll find them
> > eventually), but rather I was looking for a simple & accessible canvas
> > to tell a story, and convince a new audience of the possibilities
of QTVR.
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> > Thoughts, opinions, rants, questions, your feedback is welcome
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> > -m
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