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CREATIVE MEDIA:
DISRUPTION AND INNOVATION

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SPECIAL ISSUE

The human and the machine: AI in Creative Industries

Issue editors: Matthew Guinibert and Angelique Nairn

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ARTIFICIAL IMAGINATION

Industry attitudes on the impact of AI on the visual effects process

Researchers: AD Narayan, Justin Matthews and Angelique Nairn

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AI IN ADVERTISING

How AI can influence the advertising agency-client dynamic

Researchers: Angelique Nairn, Justin Matthews and Dan Fastnedge

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AI, AUGMENTATION AND ART

The future of advertising: The role of AI-generated images in advertising creative

Researchers: Justin Matthews, Dan Fastnedge and Angelique Nairn

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THE ACTOTRON

Imagine a movie production where leading actors are not bound by human limitations: envisioning the future of virtual actors and digital storytelling.

Researchers: Justin Matthews and Angelique Nairn​​

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PERFORMING ARTS

Exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Aotearoa New Zealand's performing arts sector

Researchers: Angelique Nairn, Justin Matthews, Dan Fastnedge, a.o.

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THE DRAGON'S AR

Narrative augmentation in Russell's The Dragon Defenders

Researchers: Matt Halliday, AD Narayan and Gudrun Frommherz

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CREATIVE RESEARCH

How do creative workers research and innovate in their day-to-day professional practice?

Researchers: Gudrun Frommherz and AD Narayan

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AUGMENTED REALITY IN THE MUSEUM

From cultural preservation to interactive experiences: AR as a social technology

Researchers: Sophia Spivak and Gudrun Frommherz​​

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