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Wildwave, Nokia and Darklight launch Mobile Film Showcase |
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Dublin, 17 November 2004 - Wildwave and Darklight Entertainment in association with Nokia today launched the Mobile Film Showcase at the 2004 Darklight Film Festival. The showcase, using Nokia 7610 imaging phones, features a selection of films that are on show at the festival that can be viewed on the handsets. The Films include:
* NUN FIGHT CLUB by Fergus de Barra (2:26 IRL 2004)
* SPOT by James Doherty and Michael Lee (2:00 NIRL 2004)
* LIESELOTTE LOATHES LULLABIES by Jamie Raap and Henrik Mauler (4:20 GER 2004)
* RND#00 SAFETY PROCEDURES by Richard Fenwick (2:20 GBR 2004)
* RND#04 ECONOMIC GROWTH by Richard Fenwick (4:20 GBR 2004)
* EAMONN MAC EAMONN’S TEN THINGS I LOVE ABOUT DUBLIN by Derek O’Connor and Ian Whelan (2:30 IRL 2004)
This initiative provides a showcase for up and coming producers of mobile entertainment and demonstrates the potential of digital content to consumers.
Wildwave intends that this showcase will offer a taster of the upcoming Darklight Mobile Film channel it is launching in association with Darklight Entertainment, its joint-venture with the Darklight Film Festival. Wildwave expect to launch the channel on 3G networks in early 2005.
Nokia’s vision is life goes mobile. In the future, people will create, distribute and consumer digital information and entertainment almost anytime and anywhere, each according to their needs, Already today, features such as news, music and games can be enjoyed in a mobile environment. It is only natural that the film industry will go mobile too.
The Nokia 7610 is the company’s first mega-pixel camera phone and is a great tool for creating digital content as well as viewing it. Users can create short films or music videos of up to 10 minutes by shooting and editing the footage captured with their imaging device. By using Movie Director application, users can now for the first time turn the video clips captured with their Nokia 7610 into personal movies by adding special effects such as music, text, new colors or moving objects. The application automatically combines multiple video clips into a single video vignette or optimizes the edited videos for MMS sending.
For further information please contact:
Wildwave
Stephen McCormack,
Wildwave
T:+353-1-6788829
E:steve (a) wildwave (.) com
Nokia
Lisa McDonald
Slattery Communications
T: 01 6614055
M: 086 9581554
E: lisa.mcdonald at scomms.ie
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