The World Was White
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
Three friends. A silent winter day. A long drive together, in the midst of going our separate ways. Trying to figure it all out.
The World Was White is a homage to the many, many road trips—short and long—I took across northern California with friends while a teenager.
Much later, I have come to realize that it is also about growing up one of the few brown kids in white, rural mountain country.
The World Was White forms an internal trilogy with Smooth Second Bastard and The Summer the Rattlesnakes Came, all reflections on my upbringing in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
This work is the second P.o.E.M.M. to include audio. We collaborated with internationally-renowned Canadian composer Paul Dolden, who wrote and and recorded the interactive score.
Programming by Serge Maheu & Christian Gratton, from original code by Bruno Nadeau.
Based on the NextText architecture
The World Was White is a homage to the many, many road trips—short and long—I took across northern California with friends while a teenager.
Much later, I have come to realize that it is also about growing up one of the few brown kids in white, rural mountain country.
The World Was White forms an internal trilogy with Smooth Second Bastard and The Summer the Rattlesnakes Came, all reflections on my upbringing in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
This work is the second P.o.E.M.M. to include audio. We collaborated with internationally-renowned Canadian composer Paul Dolden, who wrote and and recorded the interactive score.
Programming by Serge Maheu & Christian Gratton, from original code by Bruno Nadeau.
Based on the NextText architecture
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 19.05 MB of space to download and install The World Was White app. The World Was White is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Jason Edward Lewis Jason Lewis at http://obxlabs.net.
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