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@bseymour · 13 December 2008 – 5 February 2026
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@NadiehBremer That’s brilliant - thank you. I’m developing a collaborative storytelling platform (incl. emphasis on family holidays with input from the kids etc.) - this is what Sally had been helping me with. If it ever gets big enough to warrant it I’d love to explore working with you on it
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Final few hours to upgrade to the aptly name @buffer Awesome plan before they update their pricing (which was probably overdue). https://t.co/755NxOopRb
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@ghickman @Apple @insta360 @StoryusLife effectively - you have a high frame-rate 360 video camera - on a self-stick, that you spin around your head... and it auto takes out the selfie stick We'll try to film me using it (though I had calibration problems earlier) I'll probably bring it to RenderConf if you're going?
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@Documentally I would love to join in at one of your Storytelling with your mobile device workshops - but it's not really feasible for me to be able to afford the workshop by myself - do you ever have planned workshops where there is the odd space available for individuals to join in?
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