the people speak

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who we are:
what we do:
Talkaoke: The flying saucer of chat.
Talkaoke is a mobile chat­show that invites participants to sit down and air their views around the talkaoke table (a.k.a 'the doughnut’). The host sits in the middle on a swivel chair wielding the microphone and facilitating the flow of discussion between participants. The talkaoke table’s internal PA and video projection system, broadcasts live from the table into whateverenvironment it is placed in. Wireless Internet streaming capability also makes Talkaoke a perfect way to get your point across – to the world!
www.talkaoke.com
Who Wants to Be?: The Direct Democracy game show.
Who Wants to Be is a decision­making game show based on the ask­the­audience feature of the popular game show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'. Using a simple voting system and this fun and familiar format, it helps large groups of people to make suggestions and discuss an issue, and then to vote on each step in a decision making process.
http://whowantstobe.co.uk
One Night Grandstand: Turning your local kick­about into a stadium for a night.
One Night Grandstand infuses a normal kick­about with the media­rich glamour of Highbury or Stamford Bridge. Players can have a kick­about as normal, but add One Night Grandstand and the game is commentated, flood­lit, filmed, and projected onto stadium­style screens above the pitch, complete with stadium sound effects, live motion graphics and action replays.
http://onenightgrandstand.co.uk
Traffic Islan-Disks: Soundtracks to the City.
Traffic Island Disks is a radio programme about music, people and spaces. Interviewers roam the streets looking for people wearing headphones, stop them, and interview them while recording whatever they are listening to. The result is a half hour tour of an area of the City, heard through people's personal tastes and rhythms.
http://traffic­island.co.uk
FutureFilm: Revolution in film and television industry .
The Future films are workshops that programme introduce film producers to emerging techniques and technologies for creating, distributing and promoting film on the Net. Mixing hands-on training with master-class presentations, open discussions and public screenings, the focus will shift from technological developments to creative potentials, and crucially, to the economic realities: how to actually survive and make money with all this stuff.
By taking these discussions and learning resources on-line through the workshop website, the programme creates an ongoing forum for information sharing and networking, and a showcase for the work of participants.
futurefilm.theps.net
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