Welcome to Reverb
- RECENT POSTS
- Are visual resumes the new LinkedIn?
- Real-time tweets from the Titanic
- This is not a conspiracy theory
- Hangout with Obama
- Best 404 Error Message Ever?
- CATEGORY
- Advertising
- Art
- AWARD School
- Best of the Internetz
- Culture
- Design
- Eco
- Fashion
- Funny
- Ideas
- Literature
- Media Release
- Music
- News
- Reviews
- Social Media
- Technology
- Trailers
- Trends
- Uncategorized
- ARCHIVE
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
Welcome to Reverb
Welcome to Reverb. This is where we share our latest thinking, attitudes, influences, trends, gossip etc. Feel free to join us right here, right now.
-
23.08.2011 Posted by Lauren
More From ‘PressPausePlay’
Do you remember a few months back, we posted the PressPausePlay trailers? We’re dying to get our hands on the film. In the meantime, here’s a few more exerts. Enjoy!
-
13.07.2011 Posted by admin
Interview With PressPausePlay Directors
‘PressPausePlay’— a film about hope, fear and digital culture, screened in Cleveland a few months ago.
It won’t be available elsewhere until September (life is a ghetto).
But, we’re all over it. So, as soon as it’s up…we’ll post it.
On the up, here’s an interview with the Directors.
READ MORE >
-
12.07.2011 Posted by admin
Triple J Listeners Show Their Age
Triple J’s Hottest 100 Albums of all time were announced last weekend, with Powderfinger taking out the number one spot.
-
19.04.2011 Posted by admin
Minimalism for 2011
In todays digital age, our ever increasing dependency on technology calls for a minimalist approach to design. Think of it as sensory relief. In short, minimalism is about reducing the work to the bare minimum of formal elements by removing as much visible content/contact from the producer. By presenting your audience with minimal information and maximum space, viewers are able to experience the work/message. The gap left becomes the space for the viewer to find their place in relation to the work, meaning it becomes more about the consumer then the producer. And ultimately, that’s what advertising is all about, right? Plus, it just looks nicer 