Introducing 'Streams', a series of inner monologues running parallel to Tides. Immerse yourself in the character's minds as they reflect on their decisions and navigate the troubled waters of their embodied cerebral landscapes...
... A stream of consciousness flowing from their mind to yours.
This week: Jac Noonan, legacy journalist. View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5lHno0CwW3I
 
Written by Rosie Maguire.
Edited by Krishna Patel. 
Stay tuned for Episode 2 of Tides, 11.02.21.

Introducing 'Streams', a series of inner monologues running parallel to Tides. Immerse yourself in the character's minds as they reflect on their decisions and navigate the troubled waters of their embodied cerebral landscapes... ... A stream of consciousness flowing from their mind to yours. This week: Jac Noonan, legacy journalist. View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5lHno0CwW3I Written by Rosie Maguire. Edited by Krishna Patel. Stay tuned for Episode 2 of Tides, 11.02.21.

Introducing 'Streams', a series of inner monologues running parallel to Tides. Immerse yourself in the character's minds as they reflect on their decisions and navigate the troubled waters of their embodied cerebral landscapes...
... A stream of consciousness flowing from their mind to yours.
This week: Jac Noonan, legacy journalist. View on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5lHno0CwW3I
 
Written by Rosie Maguire.
Edited by Krishna Patel.&nbsp;
Stay tuned for Episode 2 of Tides, 11.02.21.

Jac's Stream

Tides traverses online and physical mediums to immerse audiences in Townsville's hidden past and envisioned future. Set in 2075 - as digital experience drowns out the physical - preservation of the past is seen as only a hindrance to progress. But when a heart gets broken that suddenly, it’s not that easy to just let the past disappear. Resisting the filtered virtual mainstream, one researcher attempts to work through their own spectacular crash-on-the-rocks. Immersed among the long-forgotten relics at the bottom of the ocean, they are tossed a lifeline, but have they learned from the past?

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