How to hypnotize your audience

Here’s something staggeringly clever. Or at the very least, ‘interesting’.

Gregory Chatonsky’s amazing mashup of video, photos and music, all tied together by some central themes in real time Twitter updates.

Take a deep breath and check it out!

The result is like a real-time documentary film by David Lynch.

Dig a little deeper than that, and you’ll find how to tag together your audience’s interests in a compelling narrative. THAT’s the point, as far as marketing trends are concerned.

PS. Twitter is undergoing some massive growth pain right now, so you might not get what you expect at every moment…

http://www.juhotunkelo.com/?p=98

If you think that twittervision is hypnotic, check this out: http://incident.net/works/flussgeist/waiting/flash/index.html.

It’s a flash based mashup of twitter with video, and photos.

http://www.geekforce.com/?p=727

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Flußgeist / L’attente / waiting (2007) Gregory Chatonsky
autogenerative movie using web2.0 services. Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the future.
(tags: twitter flash flickr inspiration)

http://zeroinfluence.wordpress.com/2007/03/18/links-for-2007-03-18/

The Twitter API means it was easy for Twitter themselves to build in web, instant-messaging and text messaging; but then, also easy for other people to play with Twitter. So, we’ve got Twittermap, and Twittersearch, or a way to plug WordPress into Twitter, or BBC News headlines into Twitter, or the now-playing information for BBC Radio 1 (so pointless I can’t be bothered to link to it), or GeoTwitter, or more bizarre stuff. Their API lets people create some really cool things.

http://james.cridland.net/blog/

TW: this mashup of a feed off Twitter random « people pics/video » and ambient music is way cool -

http://www.antonyclay.com/soulsailor/

http://fauxtoeil.blogspot.com/2007/03/lattente-waiting-grgory-chatonskys.html

Flußgeist / L’attente / waiting (2007) Gregory Chatonsky
Fun mashup of twitter status of photos in flickr.
(tags: via:twitter via:maursin mashu twitter flickr)

http://www.redmonk.com/cote/2007/02/17/links-for-2007-02-17/

Flussgeist – an unorthodox but interesting mashup between Twitter, Flickr, and several other services. It combines tweets with images, videos and an ambient soundtrack.

http://franticindustries.com/blog/2007/04/04/all-twitter-tools-and-mashups-in-one-place/