Thinking About Design

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This video is one of a series of videos in collaboration between m ss ng p eces and MIT Media Lab for the Knotty Objects Summit, the first MIT Media Lab Summit devoted to design. Curated by bunnie huang and Kevin Slavin. The phone lies at the foundation of 21st century human (and non-human) communication, and shapes these exchanges for the hand, for the eye, and in the mind. Director: Matthew Charof Executive Producer and Founder: Ari Kuschnir Executive Producers and Partners : Kate Oppenheim and Brian Latt Head of Production: Dave Saltzman Producer: Jonathan Figueroa Director of Photography: Dan Witrock Co.Mission Content Executive Producer: Harrison Winter Producer in Shenzhen: David Attali Director of Photography in Shenzhen: Nils Clauss Watch our other videos from the series! MIT Media Lab Knotty Objects: Brick -- https://vimeo.com/134128442 MIT Media Lab Knotty Objects: Steak -- https://vimeo.com/134128441

Are mobile phones made for patenting companies or for user's needs? This film produced for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and directed by Matthew Charoff seeks to answer that question.

After Hyatt, this was another successful collaboration with NYC's Co.Mission Content Group working with multi award agency m ss ng p eces. The brief was to chase phones in highly controlled special malls in Shenzen, China.

Credits

Director: Matthew Charof
Executive Producer and Founder: Ari Kuschnir
Executive Producers and Partners: Kate Oppenheim and Brian Latt
Head of Production: Dave Saltzman
Producer: Jonathan Figueroa
Director of Photography: Dan Witrock
Co.Mission Content Group
Executive Producer: Harrison Winter
Producer in Shenzhen: David Attali
Director of Photography in Shenzhen: Nils Clauss

The Hong Kong Fixer's Production Value

High intensity production/fixing in controlled areas
Interpretation in Chinese
Location scouting and management
Logistics and transportation

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