Invisiblepeople Videos

Author: invisiblepeopletv Keywords: homeless San Francisco veteran invisiblepeople tv invisible people Added: November 11, 2009

Documentary filmmakers Marc Ostrick and Michael Sean Wright continue their journey through the world of social media. Not Another Twitter Conference, explores the various ways people are using social tools like Twitter to empower their voice. The Spark Series is a collection of short documentaries by Marc Ostrick and Michael Sean Wright that show the application of emerging tech tools empowering the creative process of communication. Our goal is to ignite conversations into action.

Documentary filmmakers Marc Ostrick and Michael Sean Wright continue their journey through the world of social media. Not Another Twitter Conference, explores the various ways people are using social tools like Twitter to empower their voice. The Spark Series is a collection of short documentaries by Marc Ostrick and Michael Sean Wright that show the application of emerging tech tools empowering the creative process of communication. Our goal is to ignite conversations into action.Author: MarcOstrick Tags: Not Another Twitter Conference episode The Spark Series 140conf arianna drew eguiders film flip hirshberg huffington inspiration invisiblepeople jeff kodak nicefishfilms peter pulver Scoble Posted: 09 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Documentary filmmakers Marc Ostrick and Michael Sean Wright continue their journey through the world of social media. Not Another Twitter Conference, explores the various ways people are using social tools like Twitter to empower their voice.

Mark Horvath (@hardlynormal) Making the Invisible Visible Los Angeles, October 27, 2009

Mark Horvath (@hardlynormal) Making the Invisible Visible Los Angeles, October 27, 2009

To coincide with his appearance at the 140 Characters Conference in LA, I moved this interview to the front of the queue. At Gnomedex, a yearly tech conference in Seattle, I interviewed Mark Horvath. Mark is travelling the country bringing the plight of the homeless to light with his project, Invisible People. Mark's project has received a lot of publicity and he has been asked to speak at many conferences. I was fortunate to be able to talk with Mark about what led him to do this very personal project. I encourage everyone to follow Mark at http://twitter.com/hardlynormal and his project at http://twitter.com/invisiblepeople.