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The latest updates from The Inland Sea
- Gallery: Living Waters July 10, 2013
  Photos from the emerging Living Waters ecovillage, Denmark, Western Australia.
- Episode 15 | Living Waters June 30, 2013
  Ep. 15: Living Waters is an ecovillage set on 57 lush acres in Denmark, WA. Founder Dave Coleman explains how worms and shit are foundational building blocks in permaculture.
- Episode 15 teaser June 17, 2013
  Ep. 15 preview: In the upcoming final episode of The Inland Sea we visit Living Waters, a permaculture village in Denmark, WA.
- Four Bean Mix plays Dylan February 18, 2013
  Before we went to the Margaret River Soup Kitchen in episode 14, we met founder Dave Seegar at the Palandri winery, playing a gig with his band Four Bean Mix.
- Gallery: Augusta and Margaret River February 16, 2013
  Photo gallery from episode 14 and beyond.
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Interview with 3×3 creator Damien Javelle and codirector Ilya Chorafas

Posted by Steinar on April 5, 2013 · Leave a Comment

3×3 is a transmedia story about a young man with amnesia who is trapped reliving the same three days until he can solve the mystery of his identity.

Filed under Journalism (English) · Tagged with 3x3, animation, ARG, augmented reality game, Damien Javelle, games, Ilya Chorafas, LA WebFest, MMORPG, platform, Steinar Ellingsen, transmedia, Web series, webseries

The Inland Sea premieres on KoldCast TV

Posted by Steinar on October 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The Inland Sea premiered on KoldCast TV this week.

Filed under Blog, PhD project · Tagged with documentary, KoldCast TV, Steinar Ellingsen, The Inland Sea, transmedia, travel, Web series

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