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Video interview: Robert Reinhardt on HTML5 video

Serge Jespers — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 14:30:47 +0000

Robert Reinhardt… He wrote The Book… The Bible… Of Flash that is. Robert is also a streaming video expert and has been working a lot with HTML5 video recently. I asked him about his experiences with HTML5 for video.

Video interview: Grant Skinner on HTML5

Serge Jespers — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 07:53:00 +0000

You probably know Grant Skinner from all his amazing Flash work. Recently Grant has been experimenting a lot with HTML5 and he also worked on PiratesLoveDaisies.com, a tower defense game built with HTML5 and Javascript. At FITC in Amsterdam I asked him about his experiences with HTML5 and his thoughts on the HTML5 vs Flash “war”.

Video interview: Paul Gubbay on Adobe and HTML5

Serge Jespers — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 14:55:16 +0000

So… What has Adobe done so far for HTML5?
I asked Paul Gubbay – Adobe’s VP for product development for web, design and interactive – that very question.

Video interview: Tom Higgins, developer evangelist, Unity 3D

Serge Jespers — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 16:05:44 +0000

At last week’s FITC in Amsterdam I recorded a bunch of interviews. Over the next couple of days I’ll be posting these on my blog. The first interview is one with Unity 3D’s Tom Higgins. Tom is a developer evangelist at Unity 3D and actually used to work for Macromedia on Director… Small world ;-)

YouTube’s Life in a Day and Vacationer powered by Flash

Serge Jespers — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 08:23:15 +0000

Life in a Day
A few weeks ago YouTube and Ridley Scott announced a new project called Life in a Day. They asked everyone to record one day: July 24th. 80.000 videos were submitted to the project and YouTube just launched the official gallery which is viewable as a 3D sphere or a simple tiled list.

Vacationer
YouTube also launched a new branded travel channel. The new YouTube Vacationer travel channel includes videos with travel tips and advice from experts from National Geographic, Travel Channel, Howcast, and more. It features videos from Caribbean, European, U.S. and Canada, and “exotic” destinations. The interactive “Vacation You” feature allows you to create your own video for your dream vacation… Oh man… Watching these videos made me realize how much I’m in need of some vacation time… Until then I guess YouTube’s Vacationer will have to do… ;-)

Flash on!