
Meetup @ MozFest
Oct 2019
The Internet Health movement gathers once a years for Mozilla Festival and attracts many storytellers from all over the world. We gathered to meet up in person and share stories and laughs.
We are an international community of media makers, technologists and designers interested in innovative forms of storytelling.
Humans have been storytellers since we first gathered around the campfire. As our media has developed through the ages, the way we tell stories has evolved. The web enables stories to be interactive, dynamic and participatory, empowering experiences previously left untold.
We are 600+ strong on Slack, hailing from different timezones, skillsets and professional backgrounds. We love sharing; from upcoming events to projects we're working on and from useful tools to exciting opportunities.
Join us on SlackWe partner with organisations to explore the future of storytelling in quick, practical, multi-disciplinary sprints. We call these events 'Hack Jams': they mix story, code and creativity with fun and community. Hack Jams bring together teams, combining different skills to create innovative story prototypes that are born on the web.
Contact us about hosting an eventAlso check out our Community Calendar with events from the worlds of innovative storytelling, future media, web-native documentary, object based broadcasting, data-driven narrative, immersive journalism & more...
The Internet Health movement gathers once a years for Mozilla Festival and attracts many storytellers from all over the world. We gathered to meet up in person and share stories and laughs.
Hack Jam exploring responsive storytelling experiences, featuring unreleased cutting-edge tools and expert mentors from research and industry. In partnership with BBC R&D and York University.
TheirStory is an online platform that helps with facilitating, recording and digitally archiving meaningful conversations now and for future generations.
by Alexa SteinbrĂĽck &
Zack Ellis
Centered on workshops engaging Somali communities in London, Nomad explores the creative use of immersive and web-based technology to contextualise archival Somali objects with the people and traditions to which they belong.
by Alexa SteinbrĂĽck &
Sophie Dixon
Captured is an interactive installation, which captures your face and creates a new identity for you in a collective scenario taking place in the virtual world.
by Alexa SteinbrĂĽck,
Alap Parikh, Hanna Haaslahti, & Tyler Henry