The Digital Storytelling Lab
as part of the festival Out Of The Box
Event Details
The Digital Storytelling Lab
16th and 17th of January 2020
10.30am - 3pm
Free Participation
but only after registration via the online form.
A commitment is send by e-mail.
Maximum number of participants: 25
In collaboration with
Digital Identities
Out of the box is excited to host the Munich edition of this global lab
Are you a cultural pioneer working on digital projects? Join our 2-day lab to craft your innovation story and use it to activate audiences online and offline. This is a hands-on lab. You will work with international experts to learn how to create new forms of digitally-enabled interaction that will help you scale your work.
The lab is open to cultural professionals, startups and businesses in the creative industries. This includes music, fashion, architecture, media, theatre, film, dance and gaming. We encourage participants whose work creates positive social impact.
Please register here.
The lab is free to attend. Only 25 places are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. If you are part of a company, studio or artist collective, we encourage at least two people take part.
Find more information here (at the moment only in german).
Meet the Storytelling Lab facilitators:
Dr. Abhay Adhikari is the founder of Digital Identities - a global programme to develop new models of audience engagement. The programme has been commissioned by organisations like the Guardian and Google News Initiative. He also leads the Urban Sustainable Development Lab, which has been named a world changing idea by FastCompany.
Sharna Jackson is a project director, curator and writer with 15 years’ experience of developing and delivering socially-engaged digital initiatives within culture and publishing. She founded Tate Kids for Tate Galleries and was the Director of Creative and Content at Hopster, a TV and Learning platform. Sharna is also a writer of art activity books and her debut novel will be published in spring 2019. Sharna has recently been appointed Artist Director at SITE Gallery.
Giulia Rancati has 20 years' experience driving innovation in large multinational firms. She currently divides her time working with startups, the private and public sectors to design their next growth strategy and build sustainable business models that create positive social impact. Giulia is passionate about connecting people, projects and ideas to make things happen.
Padma Priya is the co-founder of the media startup Suno India, a multilingual-multigenerational podcast platform. She has written for leading media houses such as The Hindu, The Wire, IndiaSpend. She has also worked as an advocacy and communication specialist for Doctors Without Borders.
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