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October 29, 2006

Leaving Banff

Today is our last full day at the Banff Cross Platform Mentorship Lab. Our presentation went over really well earlier- last night, we decided to scrap the way we were selling the idea, starting over entirely about 12 hours before needing to present it. This change and the presentation was really well received, and we are starting to see a lot of potential for HAL.

October 26, 2006

Traveling to Banff

Currently in-flight, heading straight to Banff from Montréal. The next four days will be spent at the Interactive Project Lab representing HAL, and talking with other participants from all around the country about new media projects they are involved in. Exciting possibilities.

October 16, 2006

Julien, Véro, et HAL

Je travaille depuis quelque temps sur HAL (Hub d'Artistes Locaux), un projet où nous rassemblons la communauté d'artistes locaux avec les usagers d'internet sans-fil Montréalais. Le vidéo ci-dessous est une introduction au projet, monté par Véro B, une vidéobloggeure locale très talentueuse.

October 15, 2006

HAL accepted for the Cross Platform Mentorship Lab

So the HAL project I spoke about a few entries ago has been selected to attend the Banff Centre's Cross Platform Mentorship Lab. 10 projects (2 people per project) are being flown down to be coached by a group of media and technology experts from October 26-30. Pascal and I will be attending it, which is pretty damn cool. I'm pretty excited about it. Thanks to Michael and the Ile sans fil group for the opportunity. (I'll be blogging all the while, of course.)