AC/E Digital Culture Annual Report. Focus 2014: Use of new technologies in the performing arts
The yearbook is available online under a Creative Commons licence
The first annual report is being launched at the Teatros del Canal on 3 April 2014 in the Meeting: Impact of New Technologies on the Cultural Sector. It analyses the impact of the internet and the incorporation of new technologies in many areas of the performing arts (production, promotion, staging, distribution, etc.) .
The report features nine opinion pieces that analyse the main technological trends from a highly cross-cutting approach that can be applied to any type of cultural institution. The cross-cutting technological trends analysed this year range from the impact of the new concepts of ‘gamification’, ‘transmedia storytelling’ and ‘crowdfunding’ in the cultural sector to highly topical issues such as cloud culture, how to sell culture over the internet and the role of the social networks in promoting culture, among others.
The second part analyses the incorporation of new technologies into many areas of the performing arts: from production and promotion to distribution and including creation and staging, among others. For this purpose we have identified and studied success stories and cases of good practice at the national and international levels in order to familiarise professionals of the performing arts with the possibilities that new technologies can offer their institutions and the digital trends they will need to bear in mind over the coming years.
This study was based on previous research that was open to any institution and/or company wishing to contribute its experience and present cases of good practice and success stories involving the use of different types of technologies applied to the performing arts. For this purpose they filled in a form that was published on AC/E’s website and sent it in by 15 November 2013.
Meeting: Impact of New Technologies on the Cultural Sector
Watch the videos recording this event in our Youtube channel.
Programme
Madrid 3 April
Teatros del Canal
09.30–10.00 Reception and collection of passes10.00–10.15Welcome and introduction to the Meeting and AC/E Yearbook
Elvira Marco, Director of AC/E
10.15–10.45Main conclusions of the AC/E Yearbook
Javier Celaya, Director of the AC/E Yearbook of Digital Culture
10.45–11.30Digital trends that will transform the cultural sector
Participants
Pepe de la Peña, https://twitter.com/sandopen
Tíscar Lara, https://twitter.com/tiscar
Esteban Trigos, https://twitter.com/estebantrigos
Isabel Fernández Peñuelas, http://netfictions.wordpress.com/author/indiaman/
Moderator: Rosa Jiménez Cano@petezin, journalist at @elpais_tec
11.30–12.00Coffee break
12.00–12.45Roundtable on the impact of the Internet on the performing arts
Participants
Elías Aguirre and Álvaro Esteban, Entomo danza
Miguel Ángel Recio, Director of the INAEM
Jorge Culla, Teatros del Canal
Moderator: Daniel Galindo, journalist specialised in cinema and theatre, RNE
12.45–13.00Closing session: Teresa Lizaranzu, President of AC/E
Free entry (limited seating)
The yearbook is available online under a Creative Commons licence
The first annual report is being launched at the Teatros del Canal on 3 April 2014 in the Meeting: Impact of New Technologies on the Cultural Sector. It analyses the impact of the internet and the incorporation of new technologies in many areas of the performing arts (production, promotion, staging, distribution, etc.) .
The report features nine opinion pieces that analyse the main technological trends from a highly cross-cutting approach that can be applied to any type of cultural institution. The cross-cutting technological trends analysed this year range from the impact of the new concepts of ‘gamification’, ‘transmedia storytelling’ and ‘crowdfunding’ in the cultural sector to highly topical issues such as cloud culture, how to sell culture over the internet and the role of the social networks in promoting culture, among others.
The second part analyses the incorporation of new technologies into many areas of the performing arts: from production and promotion to distribution and including creation and staging, among others. For this purpose we have identified and studied success stories and cases of good practice at the national and international levels in order to familiarise professionals of the performing arts with the possibilities that new technologies can offer their institutions and the digital trends they will need to bear in mind over the coming years.
This study was based on previous research that was open to any institution and/or company wishing to contribute its experience and present cases of good practice and success stories involving the use of different types of technologies applied to the performing arts. For this purpose they filled in a form that was published on AC/E’s website and sent it in by 15 November 2013.
Watch the videos recording this event in our Youtube channel.
Programme
Madrid 3 April
Teatros del Canal
09.30–10.00 Reception and collection of passes10.00–10.15Welcome and introduction to the Meeting and AC/E Yearbook
Elvira Marco, Director of AC/E
10.15–10.45Main conclusions of the AC/E Yearbook
Javier Celaya, Director of the AC/E Yearbook of Digital Culture
10.45–11.30Digital trends that will transform the cultural sector
Participants
Pepe de la Peña, https://twitter.com/sandopen
Tíscar Lara, https://twitter.com/tiscar
Esteban Trigos, https://twitter.com/estebantrigos
Isabel Fernández Peñuelas, http://netfictions.wordpress.com/author/indiaman/
Moderator: Rosa Jiménez Cano@petezin, journalist at @elpais_tec
11.30–12.00Coffee break
12.00–12.45Roundtable on the impact of the Internet on the performing arts
Participants
Elías Aguirre and Álvaro Esteban, Entomo danza
Miguel Ángel Recio, Director of the INAEM
Jorge Culla, Teatros del Canal
Moderator: Daniel Galindo, journalist specialised in cinema and theatre, RNE
12.45–13.00Closing session: Teresa Lizaranzu, President of AC/E
Free entry (limited seating)
