participants for online creative research project (Disney Re

[Rebekkah]

Hi everyone,

I work for Disney Research Zurich and we are currently seeking participants for an ongoing research project. As we are looking for creative people, this forum seemed a good place to inquire if any members might be interested. I was not quite sure which topic to place this under; would be happy to repost elsewhere if need be. This is not a job but a (paid) opportunity to participate in cutting edge research. Participants can contribute as much or as little time as they like, as the project takes place online. The project is a storytelling workshop but will also include a section on gaming. Please check out our ad below for details.

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Disney Research Zurich is seeking creative people to participate in an innovative research project running from the middle of June through August 2015. Professionals and amateurs from all creative fields are welcome to apply: filmmakers, screenwriters, artists, actors, composers, photographers, designers. If your background does not fit these categories but you have strong creative interests feel free to apply as well.

This project is a storytelling workshop that takes place entirely online. It is a research project and the results will be used solely for research purposes. No content from the workshop will be sold or put to commercial use.

To apply for the workshop please fill out and submit the application form on our website:

http://storytelling-workshop.disneyresearch.com

Submitting the form does not commit to or guarantee participation. If you are selected to participate you will receive further details before being asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement.

This is an international project and we are looking for participants of all nationalities across many locations. Language of the workshop is English. Participation will be compensated with 50 CHF (Swiss francs), paid via PayPal.

[charlie]

Is this spam? Did I unwisely approve it?

[Julius]

Seems legit, just not very on topic given the lack of "open-source" focus.

[charlie]

Moving to off topic.