Comments on: Startup City: Lilipip Studios http://flipthemedia.com/index.php/2009/11/startup-city-lilipip-studios/ A blog about the digital media revolution Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:53:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Shelby http://flipthemedia.com/index.php/2009/11/startup-city-lilipip-studios/comment-page-1/#comment-4117 Shelby Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:44:53 +0000 http://flipthemedia.com/?p=3937#comment-4117 What a great product offering. I work with content that calls out for animation and graphics, but entering into this fray of "creative" is usually prohibitively expensive, mysterious and time consuming. And in the end, the results are often disappointing. I appreciate the discipline it must take on Lilipip's end to limit the animations to one minute. That seems to map to what I perceive to be the average attention span for this sort of collateral which helps ensure the end product actually gets viewed. Very exciting to see the Seattle start up scene is still supporting new ideas! What a great product offering. I work with content that calls out for animation and graphics, but entering into this fray of “creative” is usually prohibitively expensive, mysterious and time consuming. And in the end, the results are often disappointing. I appreciate the discipline it must take on Lilipip’s end to limit the animations to one minute. That seems to map to what I perceive to be the average attention span for this sort of collateral which helps ensure the end product actually gets viewed.

Very exciting to see the Seattle start up scene is still supporting new ideas!

]]> By: mwalls2 http://flipthemedia.com/index.php/2009/11/startup-city-lilipip-studios/comment-page-1/#comment-4094 mwalls2 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 17:50:09 +0000 http://flipthemedia.com/?p=3937#comment-4094 I also enjoyed her presentation summer '09, thanks for posting this! I also enjoyed her presentation summer ’09, thanks for posting this!

]]> By: Filiz Efe http://flipthemedia.com/index.php/2009/11/startup-city-lilipip-studios/comment-page-1/#comment-4090 Filiz Efe Thu, 12 Nov 2009 09:11:59 +0000 http://flipthemedia.com/?p=3937#comment-4090 I met Ksenia Oustiougova in summer 2009. I was impressed with her presentation about web strategies for storytelling, at one of our courses in the MCDM. Lilipip is offering new forms of storytelling in business. I believe her company is on the right track in creating video/animation stories: The future of web content is obviously not static. I highly recommend you to follow @lilipip on Twitter: A good source for animation and storytelling news, as well as an excellent example of leveraging social media in business.That's why, @lilipip is one of the business case studies I picked to analyze, at our upcoming UWTwitterBook: Brands L.E.A.P. Into Twitter. Stay tuned! I met Ksenia Oustiougova in summer 2009. I was impressed with her presentation about web strategies for storytelling, at one of our courses in the MCDM.

Lilipip is offering new forms of storytelling in business. I believe her company is on the right track in creating video/animation stories: The future of web content is obviously not static.

I highly recommend you to follow @lilipip on Twitter: A good source for animation and storytelling news, as well as an excellent example of leveraging social media in business.That’s why, @lilipip is one of the business case studies I picked to analyze, at our upcoming UWTwitterBook: Brands L.E.A.P. Into Twitter.

Stay tuned!

]]> By: marc pease http://flipthemedia.com/index.php/2009/11/startup-city-lilipip-studios/comment-page-1/#comment-4087 marc pease Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:34:37 +0000 http://flipthemedia.com/?p=3937#comment-4087 Hi, I agree with your prediction on digital media. In today's NYTimes ( B10 - TV News Without TV, via the Web emphasizes your point. " Web executives think of online video as an extension of TV, others think it's an enhancement allowing interactive messaging and instant feedback from viewers. " It is ironic that that it is also mentioned that the medium is still in many ways immature. Try saying that to some major cable and telecom providers who are in a constant build-up partnership and consolidation for content distribution over the Web on their own proprietary networking schemes. The question is if these networks will be truly open in the future and available to small business, non-profits and the public to provide content over available "ubiquitous" broadband penetration. I hope so and by supporting objectives like Open Media Project and legislation such as contained in US House Resolution 3745, this, what you envision and predict can be emphasized and realized. Hi, I agree with your prediction on digital media. In today’s NYTimes ( B10 – TV News Without TV, via the Web emphasizes your point. ” Web executives think of online video as an extension of TV, others think it’s an enhancement allowing interactive messaging and instant feedback from viewers. ” It is ironic that that it is also mentioned that the medium is still in many ways immature. Try saying that to some major cable and telecom providers who are in a constant build-up partnership and consolidation for content distribution over the Web on their own proprietary networking schemes. The question is if these networks will be truly open in the future and available to small business, non-profits and the public to provide content over available “ubiquitous” broadband penetration. I hope so and by supporting objectives like Open Media Project and legislation such as contained in US House Resolution 3745, this, what you envision and predict can be emphasized and realized.

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