PUBLIC MARKS from gregg with tags html5 & webdocumentaire

In the 1990s, photo historian Rich Remsberg made a wonderful discovery: In a trove of boxes headed for the trash, he found a view of American history like he'd never seen it. That is, America in color, as early as 1938. The photos Remsberg found had been separated from a much larger collection, housed at Indiana University. It had belonged to hobbyist photographer Charles W. Cushman. Fully reunified, the archive contains more than 14,000 photos spanning three decades we typically see in black and white — including one of the first known color photos of a freshly-painted Golden Gate Bridge.

CloudsOverCuba.com is an immersive experience that documents the full story of the Cuban Missile Crisis in riveting detail, beginning in 1959 when Soviet missiles were discovered in Cuba and continuing on until the missiles are removed in October 1962. In addition, users get a chance to navigate a thought provoking fictional “What if” scenario, showing how the world might be different today had the crisis had escalated into nuclear war. Leveraging HTML5, Javascript and web socket technology, Clouds Over Cuba exhibits an unprecedented integration of desktop and mobile platforms for the documentary film format

CENTRAL CITY, NEW ORLEANS By embracing the rich culture and understanding the diverse history of their neighborhood, the people of Central City are rebuilding from the destruction of Hurricane Katrina and creating a new future for the 2,000 children who call it home. The following is a collection of stories about Central City residents working together to confront bias, heal lingering wounds, revitalize a neighborhood and unite a once struggling community.

HTML5, Flash – Deux technologies pour le webdocumentaire