Visual Cognitive Dissonance
This video, delivered by m62 Founder and CEO Nicholas Oulton and powered by view62, explains the principles of Visual Cognitive Dissonance.
Want to learn more about Visual Cognitive Dissonance? Read the study conducted by m62 and the University of Central Lancashire here.
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Craig Preston
4:16 am, August 23rd, 2012
Nice work on the green screen Nick! I’ve seen this presentation you’ve rebuilt a few times over the past few years, and have thought about doing some green screen presentations myself. It is a nice touch compared to the old narrated only version.
As always – nice work on trying to change the mindset and fight the fight to save audience abuse. Would love to hear any thoughts on the intricacies of doing green screen…maybe as a tip for presenters?
Keep up the good work…
Cheers,
Craig Preston
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Nick Oulton
9:15 am, September 5th, 2012
Craig, thanks for the comment. I will do a piece on Green Screen for you but… this isn’t green screen!
While I can think of 10 tips for doing green screen my first is DON’T… It’s difficult, time consuming and expensive. This is a new technology called SightDeck. Invented by the guy who invented Green Screen but MUCH easier to present with. I can actual see the material behind me, just like I present everyday. There are no crew, no lights, no set, no need for makeup and no need for post production. Its just a conference room with a special projector. It’s easy, Its quick and it’s cheap… Once you own the kit… Which at $180k isn’t cheap!
There are four SightDecks in the world, the inventors’ in LA, one in a university in Sydney, a third in Beijing and ours… Currently on its way to Liverpool!
Come and give it a go… It will blow your mind!
Nick