Social Enter Prise: Interim Presentation

Sunday, 30 October 2011

Interim Presentation

first draft of movie presentation for final design assignment

comments / feedback appreciated

3 comments:

Anonymous30 October 2011 at 15:11
Damien, I could imagine myself within the spaces you were creating (I hope that's the intent!!) ... I wasn't able to catch the smaller red text so missed a lot of your message but perhaps that's from the operating system that I am using at the moment (I'm on a pc). Is the resolution going to be higher in the final one? All in all, looking really good thus far!! Kat
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Damien Tammer30 October 2011 at 20:39
thanks kat, still a long way to go and i've been taking slightly different directions from this but thats what happens. learning new programs at the 11th hour doesn't help either!! good point with the red text, will change that. yes res will be higher. might flick you a draft as i progress for feedback if you don't mind. feel free to send me anything or i'll check your blog too.
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Damien Tammer30 October 2011 at 20:40
oh and i might use some of that post you facebooked me too. very useful.
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The Enterprisor

The Enterprisor is a concept.

In essence, it is a platform to promote collaboration through participatory media and collective action.

It transcends the physical and virtual realms.

It is a self-organising system that is more indeterminate than governed; more open source than controlled, more process than product.The Enterprisor provides an opportunity for those disadvantaged or those seeking to develop an innovation, or those willing to help to come together in an exciting collaborative environment.

The Enterprisor provides access to the tools and resources necessary for social innovation. Through virtual and real-world collaboration spaces, the connections and networks can develop as required for start-ups requiring funding, innovators requiring assistance and guidance for their particular venture, or employment models through which people can learn or improve on their skills.