Studio News

Second Story offers individuals with a passion for interaction rewarding careers pioneering new forms of interactive media. We continually accept resumes for consideration; details can be found on our careers page.

Communication Arts recognized The Book of Hours project as their “Webpick of the week” today. “Through a unique astronomy-inspired interface,” the article says, “users can explore many of the pages of the book and zoom-in on every detail of the illuminated manuscript.”

Second Story was cited in the New York Times today in an article about innovative ways museums are using new media. The full article can be found here.

The Software Association of Oregon's Technology Leadership Exchange supports technology leaders from both tech and non-tech companies in the region by facilitating monthly meetings with peers. Second Story will host the group on Thursday, March 18th. More details on the program can be found here.

The March/April 2010 issue of Communication Arts featured Second Story's Body Collective and Design Your Own Ballpark as winners in their 2010 interactive competition. Details about the recognition can be found on Communication Arts.

Second Story and AIGA have launched a redesign of the online Design Archives. A case study that profiles this project has just been posted at aiga.org.

This Web site assembles the complete WNET series and through a wealth of supplementary interactive media, encourages deeper exploration into the rich terrain of World Art.

Visitors to the Marion Davies Guest House are immersed in the past when exploring the interactive guest book Second Story created for the estate in Santa Monica, CA. The Winter 2010 edition of Communication Arts highlights the installation among the “latest and best in visual communication.”

On Friday, January 22nd, Second Story hosted the Northwest Audiovisualists for an evening of demos, hands-on fun and discussion. For those who missed the event, a video recap has been posted on YouTube.