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Let me tell you about my yearly ceremony around the production of the new year card ...

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New year's greetings

January 14, 2022

Let's get together!

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We love to collaborate! In this project we teamed up with SharePoint specialists to bring fun to online collaboration at the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC.

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Who are you in 2021?

January 15, 2021

The year to discover our hidden voices!

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The year of plenty

January 21, 2020

What does the new year bring us? Where dubbed perceptions is heading...

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Meditations on storytelling

October 15, 2019

How to come up with the next move of your character? How to surprise yourself?

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Happy birthday Ehud!

April 8, 2019

It's the Industrial Hippie's birthday... and I feel like singing!

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Yes, we produce audiovisuals for clients of our clients. But there are no shortcuts...

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Happy new year!

January 1, 2019

Fresh thoughts for the new year.

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Animations here we come!

November 27, 2018

dubbed perceptions has become a proud member of the International Association for Animated Film ASIFA and the Swiss branch GSFA!

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Story on the wall

September 6, 2018

Upgrade your workshop with a background story!

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WebDocs: Thus we conclude...

February 6, 2018

This is the final part of our I-doc-series. Let's take a look back. [exploring web documentaries part 9 - conclusion]

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Webdocs for social change? (2)

December 19, 2017

How can interactive webdocs stimulate community participation and social empowerment? An example... [exploring web documentaries part 8]

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One of the most hotly debated issues right now in interactive projects revolves around the real impact of webdocs on audiences. Could webdocs be catalysts for active engagement, awareness and change? [exploring web documentaries part 7]

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Rarely has reality needed so much to be imagined -Chris Marker [exploring web documentaries part 6]

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What is time? Sometimes documentary filmmakers expand the limits of what can easily be expressed. An example... [exploring web documentaries part 5]

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You plan an event and you want to make all workshop material accessible to the participants? How about a simple and cool web page!

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Confronting Complexity

July 3, 2017

Exploring web documentaries: We live in an increasingly complex world. The Rhizome Reality... [exploring web documentaries part 4]

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Exploring web documentaries: The new role of the viewer [exploring web documentaries part 3]

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DON'T JUST WATCH a documentary about coal mining in China, EXPLORE IT! - Here our favorite examples of web documentaries. [exploring web documentaries part 2]

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Yes, it's on the web! - But what else is so special about a web documentary? [exploring web documentaries part 1]

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Visual facilitation

May 22, 2017

How would you draw the word "ubiquitous" ?

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What can storytelling for social media campaigns learn from game design?

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Imagine your career!

March 20, 2017

7+3 video curricula vitae that invite the viewer to imagine his/her career. We celebrate this beautiful 10th creation!

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Multimedia form finder

February 27, 2017

What audiovisual form is best suited for your multimedia story?

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Multimedia stories attract. So can this tool be used for fundraising? This article explores a unique characteristic of multimedia stories, which fits right into a campaign on social media, such as a fundraising campaign.

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Create 2017

January 17, 2017

Why write new year cards in December when everyone -us included- is in 6th gear overdrive mode to finish all that wasn't meant to be finished in 2016? This new year card is created with the fresh scent of the new year...

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With sadness I have learnt, Christophe Badoux has left us on 28. October 2016, unexpectedly. Christophe was a gifted illustrator working at the only Swiss comic magazine Strapazin. The more known illustrations are Stan the Hooligan, Per Fahrrad durch die Galaxis, or Klee a biography about Paul Klee. Some of his works are less known. One being my first animation.

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How do you change people's behavior? Promoting the use of video as a tool for knowledge sharing, I ponder this question often. Now there is no one way to do it. But I have a tip for you:

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My work with organisations I often work with footage that has been shot by someone else, but is edited by me. How do you go about constructing a story out of film material you had no prior influence on? - Here are my insights!

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This weekend, the Swiss voters decided to introduce a new asylum procedure. The procedure has been tested in the past 2 years by the Swiss Refugee Council in one Asylum Center in Zurich. One element of the new asylum process is a video in 16 languages informing to the asylum seekers about their rights, obligations and the individual steps in the asylum procedure. The video was produce by dubbed perceptions.

The evaluation of the new asylum procedure has been documented in the journal ASYL. The article reflects also on the use of the information video. What does the evaluation has to say about the video?

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It's web new!

May 30, 2016

dubbed perceptions launches its new page!

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Pick up the camera!

September 7, 2015

Last week I had the opportunity to address my professional demons, be they in or around my head. The safe haven to do this was provided by Darcy Alexandra during her digital storytelling workshop. The workshop taught participants how to tell their personal story with 3 to 4 minutes videos.

I recommend the workshop to everyone! Darcy and her team – Pip and Tony from patient voices and Veronica Vierin – know how to get the best out of every participant’s story. The strength of the approach lies in the focus on personal stories. No matter what your story is, you need to find your role in it. The power of the approach is incredible. The audience is compelled to hear your story and learn something new about your, the narrator. It feels so natural, for the storyteller as well as for the listener.

So I invite you to learn something about me ;-)

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