MTV and Myspace have roots in very different parts of the entertainment spectrum, but now they are converging in the same content-creation space. Which one will have the authenticity and digital acumen to succeed?
In the last decade, many have predicted the “death” of journalism. Not only is the news industry finding success in new digital models, but our content consumption habits continue to shift tectonically.
2011 was quite a year, and a few members of our crew took a moment to reflect on what the past twelve months taught them. Below, you’ll hear from some ‘ship veterans, as well as several new voices. Their reflections range from the personal to the professional, but there is a common thread. We all…
London based director and animator Barry Pilling recently released “2011: The Year Beyond Words.” This four minute video montage focuses on some of the biggest and most shocking events of this year, including the death of Osama Bin Laden, the Egyptian revolution, the royal wedding and much more.
Walking on Eggshells is a short documentary from 3 Yale students about authorship, artistic appropriation and intellectual property. Notable interviewees include DJ Earworm, Michael Cunningham, and Jonathan Lethem.
We’re honored and excited to be named one of AdAge’s Best Place to Work for the second year in a row. Find out more about what it’s like to work at Big Spaceship in this short documentary from last year’s awards.
Michael Lebowitz recently gave the keynote presentation at St. Louis University’s Institute for Private Business Seminar Series. His talk, Empowering a Culture of Creativity, explains how we use our company culture and the values weve developed to drive innovation.
We’ve all seen them. Miles Davis with his world-weary glare, James Deans hands shoved deeply in his pockets, Audrey in Paris or Dylan just being Dylan — photos that capture the elusive cool that establishes and defines our cultural icons.
