Ana Kronschnabl

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  Ana Kronschnabl
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  Ana began a career in business management in1987, when she set up and ran a video production company; clients included Ford UK and the NUS.Since then she has worked at the BBC & Granada as well as in further education.Ana was employed as Research Fellow in Digital Content Creation at UWE and taught Hypermedia and Web design and digital media.Ana established Fluffy Logic in November 2003 and is currently finishing a PhD in content creation for delivery over new distribution platforms.She also acts as a visiting lecturer for Bristol University.
  
  Ana is co-author of 'PlugInTurnOn: A Guide to Filmmaking for the Internet.
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  Ana Kronschnabl

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  Ana and Tom from FluffyLogic will be giving a talk as part of Bristol Skill Swap on Thursday 28th June.
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  FluffyLogic CEO Ana Kronschnabl has been invited to speak on a round table discussion with author Andrew Keen as part of the Watershed Media Centre's 25 Birthday Celebrations.

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  FluffyLogic CEO Ana Kronschnabl has been invited to speak on a round table discussion with author Andrew Keen as part of the Watershed Media Centre's 25 Birthday Celebrations.

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  http://www.fluffylogic.net/content/skill-swap-game-design Ana and Tom from FluffyLogic will be giving a talk as part of Bristol Skill Swap on Thursday 28th June.
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  http://www.fluffylogic.net/content/cult-amateur-debate-0 FluffyLogic CEO Ana Kronschnabl has been invited to speak on a round table discussion with author Andrew Keen as part of the Watershed Media Centre's 25 Birthday Celebrations.

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  Ana Kronschnabl
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  Ana began a career in business management in1987, when she set up and ran a video production company; clients included Ford UK and the NUS.Since then she has worked at the BBC & Granada as well as in further education.Ana was employed as Research Fellow in Digital Content Creation at UWE and taught Hypermedia and Web design and digital media.Ana established Fluffy Logic in November 2003 and is currently finishing a PhD in content creation for delivery over new distribution platforms.She also acts as a visiting lecturer for Bristol University.

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  Ana Kronschnabl, Project Co-ordinator for FluffyLogic

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  Written by plugincinema's Ana Kronschnabl and Tomas Rawlings and published by independent publisher Marion Boyars, the book contains all you need to know about why, and how, to become your own movie maker on the web.
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  Ana (plugincinema) - ana@pluginmanifesto.com or for other enquiries about the book contact the publisher Marion Boyars - catheryn@marionboyars.com

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  The panel will also include Ana Kronschnabl: author of Plug in Turn on: A Guide to Internet Filmmaking and the founder of plugincinema.com.

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  At the Bristol and Cardiff events, plugincinema.com's Ana Kronschnabl was on the pannel as part of the discussion.In a review of the event in Bristol entitled 'Cinema at the Watershed' Phil Ashby wrote of Ana's presentation,"[she] discussed her first experiences of using the Internet to view films, which she found disappointing."It was good for trailers and short films, but better when used as a new medium, with interaction."The challenge, in her view, is to find a film form that is compatible with the way the Internet is used.Kronschnabl believes DV has the potential to democratize the film industry but the biggest barriers are not technical, rather, they are old-fashioned attitudes within the industry."
  
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