With background in programming, electronics and multimedia I have skills and competences to develop projects which involve diverse technologies. My primary interests lie within design and music. From audio design, to tangible user interfaces all the way to music live performance applications, human computer interaction and usability. In addition, I am interested in organization, administration and communication on all levels.
During my studies at the Aalborg University I have discovered various challenges, that planning and development processes are filled with; I have acquired experience with group work from the University, but also from working as a product manager, event manager and musician, and have acquired cross disciplinary studies and problem solving methods.
You might not known what Medialogy is, but as you will see it touches a broad range of topics. Here is a description taken from the Medialogy website:
Medialogy focuses on education and research, which combine technology and creativity as means to design new processes and tools for art, design and entertainment – we do this to meet the requirements of our contemporary media industry. In authoring and designing Interactive Media, it is becoming increasingly evident that the largest challenge lies in bringing together different disciplines. Medialogy’s interdisciplinary approach acknowledges that mastering and combining such a variety of disciplines requires a strong technical foundation, both in theory and in practice.
At Medialogy we ask questions like:
• How can we make computer games more fun to play and more interactive?
• How can new media technology be used with edutainment and informtainment?
• Can we overcome the borders between man and machine?
• Can we design new techniques for animation-movies that make the characters more life-like?
• Can we develop new musical instruments? – Perhaps some that people without prerequisites in music can use?
About
During my studies at the Aalborg University I have discovered various challenges, that planning and development processes are filled with; I have acquired experience with group work from the University, but also from working as a product manager, event manager and musician, and have acquired cross disciplinary studies and problem solving methods.
You might not known what Medialogy is, but as you will see it touches a broad range of topics. Here is a description taken from the Medialogy website:
Medialogy focuses on education and research, which combine technology and creativity as means to design new processes and tools for art, design and entertainment – we do this to meet the requirements of our contemporary media industry. In authoring and designing Interactive Media, it is becoming increasingly evident that the largest challenge lies in bringing together different disciplines. Medialogy’s interdisciplinary approach acknowledges that mastering and combining such a variety of disciplines requires a strong technical foundation, both in theory and in practice.
At Medialogy we ask questions like:
• How can we make computer games more fun to play and more interactive?
• How can new media technology be used with edutainment and informtainment?
• Can we overcome the borders between man and machine?
• Can we design new techniques for animation-movies that make the characters more life-like?
• Can we develop new musical instruments? – Perhaps some that people without prerequisites in music can use?