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the god who wasn't there
My most recent film, The God Who Wasn't There, is available on DVD at the official site and elsewhere.

the god who wasn't there
Bat Boy: The Musical is currently being staged in productions of various sizes around the world. A movie adaptation directed by John Landis is in development, with no casting announced or shooting date set.

danielle
My next feature film, Danielle, remains in development.

nothing so strange
Bill Gates is still dead.




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Participatory Culture writes: Hello All -- Participatory Culture is pleased to announce -- appropriately enough -- an open-source design competition for our open-source internet TV platform, currently called DTV. You can win cash prizes by designing a new interface for...


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July 19, 2005

Participatory Culture contest

Participatory Culture writes:

Hello All --

Participatory Culture is pleased to announce -- appropriately enough -- an open-source design competition for our open-source internet TV platform, currently called DTV. You can win cash prizes by designing a new interface for the video player or telling all the designers you know about the contest. This is also a good chance to take a sneak peek at what the video player looks like, so check out the contest -- http://www.participatorycutlure.org/contest.

This is a call for socially-minded graphic designers to contribute major design elements of our flagship product, the video player DTV. We're offering $1000 for work on the DTV interface itself, and $300 for work on a DTV logo. You can also win $200 for spreading the word to all your designer friends on your blog or by word of mouth. If your friend/reader happens to win the $1000 prize, we'll give you $200. This contest is a good way to start making internet television feel good and look good. Contest starts now and ends July 31st 2005.

Check out http://participatoryculture.org/contest/ for more information and the rules of submissions. We have some pretty good starting points in terms of graphic design, but we're always open to more suggestions, hence the contest.

Basically, we're pleased to hold this design contest because it's a natural companion to our work building on open-source code. As the contest website says: we want to create a serious, independent alternative to commercial television that gives everyone access. If you believe that our technology and approach have a real chance to democratize mass media, then we need you to help us design our software at a level that rivals any proprietary, corporate media platform.

So please visit http://participatoryculture.org/contest/ , and feel free to contact us at design@ppolitics.org for more information. Thanks and let's make internet TV happen in a thoroughly collaborative manner.

Good luck and spread the word,

Holmes Wilson
Dave Moore
Tiffiniy Cheng
Nicholas Reville
Nick Nassar
Morgan Knutson

participatoryculture.org





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