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    1. SyPy intro to Team Sanctuary How python is powering the re-mixable film experience
    2. overview
      • Quickfire presentation
      • Code demo
      • Chat
    3. MOD Films
      • An improved studio system
      • Online support for storytellers
      • Fun for audiences
      • A more empowering story
        • Scalable narrative
        • Re-usable assets
        • New formats
        • More possibilities
    4. 1) the re-mixable film format
      • Titles you can play with like an instrument
      • Titles you can MOD like a video game
      • Access to story universe via:
        • traditional release (e.g. DVD-Video, Blu-Ray)
        • web platform (e.g. ‘virtual studio’ tools)
        • web service (e.g. API for user generated content apps, pro tools used in sequel etc…)
        • fans (e.g. authorised and unauthorised use online and offline)
    5. Sanctuary (pilot / prototype)
      • Cinema (passive) mode
        • sci-fi short, shot on 35mm film, finished as HD
      • Browser mode
        • asset library (entire project CC licensed)
      • Feeder mode
      • - access to new modes (aka ‘MODs’)
      • 2 sample MODs:
        • ‘ Groover’ casual game MOD
        • ‘ Switch’ sample tool MOD for DJ/VJs
    6. 2) the virtual studio “modfilms.net”
      • Web services for story-telling
      • Support for full story lifecycle
        • from idea to re-mix in 100 years time
      • Resources for fans for two-way relationship with story-tellers
      • B2B (hosting, tracking, management)
      • B2C (marketing, entertainment, education)
    7. language considerations
      • “ It’s all about the script”
      • “ Test often test early”
      • “ Always be prototyping”
      • Geek culture - “shiny new things”
      • Industry trends
        • Lua (games)
        • Python (post)
        • Ruby, Java, C#, <insert here>
    8. rapid R&D
      • turbogears
      • trac
      • pygame
      • Twisted
      • mod_python
      • Maya
      • Shake
      • Blender
      • panda 3D
    9. open pipelines
      • turbogears
        • ‘ Rails for python’ option
        • Mash-up framework of existing tools
          • CherryPy
          • SQLite
          • MochiKit
          • Genshi etc…
        • Video documentation
    10. open pipelines
      • trac
        • issue tracking
      • TracShot plugin
        • track film/TV shots
        • manage post production workflows
        • assign work to VFX artists
        • track feedback and budgets
        • email/SMS alerts
    11. python pros and cons
      • + Post pipeline support
      • + Low barrier to entry
      • + Accessible – explicit syntax
      • + Portable – Jython, IronPython, Boost
      • + Re-mix friendly (e.g. reload function)
      • + R.A.D. friendly
      • + Not trendy – “Keep it simple stupid…”
      • Not trendy – “I prefer Ruby…”
      • Search disaster “python”, “film”, “scripting”
      • Key benefits are medium to long term
    12. Lessons learned
      • Re-mix culture creates coding opportunities (more fun for geeks)
      • Re-versioning is inevitable and nothing new (new golden age for storytelling?)
      • Language proliferation is unavoidable (but think twice)
      • Accessibility matters (to keep stories alive)
    13. Get involved
      • Community sites (google ‘remixable films’) - http://remixablefilms.multiply.com
      • “ Team Sanctuary” volunteers
      • “ Commando IT” freelancers
      • Private trials
      • [email_address]
      • http:// modfilms.com /contact

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