Transcripts:
The following transcripts were made for production purposes. They are full transcriptions of the filmed interviews, they are not necessarily entirely accurate and are unedited. Questions may not be fully transcribed and are often inaudible.
David Courtier-Dutton 041
Slice the Pie founder David Courtier-Dutton discusses the wisdom of crowd and opportunities for organisations.
David Courtier-Dutton (041-1)
Part 2 of Slice the Pie founder David Courtier-Dutton's Us Now interview.
Don Tapscott
Don Tapscott describes how the changing relationship between companies and businesses will be mirrored by that between citizens and states.
George Osborne
Shadow Chancellor George Osborne describes his understanding of open source politics.
Giles Andrews (Part 1) 042-1
Giles Andrews, CFO of Zopa discusses Zopa's business model.
Giles Andrews (Part 2) 042-2
Giles Andrews, CFO of Zopa, describes people's motivations for using Zopa.
Giles Andrews (Part 3) 043
Giles Andrews, CFO of Zopa, discusses the dis-intermediation of business.
MT Rainey (043)
HorsesMouth founder MT Rainey describes the principles of reciprocal altruism in relation to public services.
Alan Cox 024
Linux Kernal Programmer Alan Cox describes the way that the Linux community works, offers some advice for government and looks at the ethical dilemmas of 3d printing.
Charlie Leadbeater (Part 2) (013)
Charles Leadbeater, author and consultant , discusses mass collaboration and government.
Lee Bryant (Part 1) (025)
Headshift co-founder Lee Bryant discusses the motivations for participation in social media.
Sophia Parker (Part1) (066)
Sophia Parker, founder of Kent's Social Innovation Lab, discusses parralells between successful online networks and public serivces.
Sophia Parker (Part2) (067)
Sophia Parker, founder of Kent's Social Innovation Lab, discusses participatory democracy.
Sunny Hundal (045-B-1d.)
Blogger Sunnny Hundal discusses the effects of blogging on British politics.
Clay Shirky (022)
Clay Shirky, lecturer at NYU, discusses Ebbsfleet United, leadership and revolutions.
Charles Leadbeater (part 1)
Charles Leadbeater, author and consultant, talks about the political implications of new technologies.
Mikey Weinkove and Saul Albert (Part 1) (029-1)
Mikey and Saul are co-founders of the people speak. In this interview they discuss the prospect of making politics more entertaining.
Mikey Weinkove and Saul Albert (Part 2) (i-v3 029-3)
Mikey and Saul, co-founders of The People Speak, talk about the principles behind their Directionless Enquiries service.
Paul Miller (021)
Paul Miller, founder of The School Of Everything, describes ways in which online tools are making representative democracy less meaningful.
JP Rangaswami (Part 1)
JP Rangaswami, head of innovation at BT, describes the implications of new technologies with reference to economic theory.
Shane Kelly (Part 1) (037-1)
16 year-old Ethical Hacker, Shane Kelly describes the benefits of open source software.
Shane Kelly (Part 2) (3 038)
Ethical Hacker Shane Kelly, describes the culture of working on open source projects.
William Heath (052)
William Heath of Ideal Government talks about new opportunities for a solving the big challenges of our age.
Lee Bryant (Part 2) (026)
Lee Bryant, co-founder of Headshift talks about the abundance of information available on the internet and its effect on power relations.
Logging:
The following logging documents are descriptions of the footage recorded during the making of the film. They were made for production purposes and may not be entirely accurate.
002 CAM A post office + Claire.mov
Participatory budgeting candidates before the event.
003 CAM A PB1
Claire walking along the seafront in Morcambe. Participatory budgeting.
003 CAM A PB3
Dean from Morcambe and Heysham Model Railway Club, outside the platform – walking towards camera and talking.
003 CAM A PB4
Int. the Platform – audience preparing to watch the presentations, initial presentations. Participatory budgeting.
003 CAM A PB5
Ext. Morcambe bay – teacher walking towards camera
005 CAM A
Participatory Budgeting. Morcambe the morning after, reflections on the event.
006 CAM A
Participatory Budgeting David in Graveyard
