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We've finished the video. Yay! We hope you enjoy it.

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Thanks for your help

So as we're uploading and waiting for videos to convert (and still feverishly editing the paper) we should remember all those kind UID students that helped us during the last 24 hours. We're too tired to be able to name all of you individually. But a large cheers to everybody that has cooked, baked, bought fruit, showed us around the workshop or just answered our research questions over these last hours.

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Our video is uploading to Vimeo.

We're hoping the conversion won't take too long. Still reviewing the paper. Less than 90 Minutes to go. Hold tight! 

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The paper is on its way. So is our last supper.

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Movie making in the process.

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Story. Build. Film. Edit. Upload. Keeping track of our deadlines. We're on schedule. But anything can happen in the last 5 1/2 hours. And then there's that thing with the paper.

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And we're shooting! There are magic floating balls involved. But we're having fun. And there's been an instance of fishing rod malfunction.

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A really crude way of mocking up our user journey for our email "replacement". Off to recording!

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We are the winners of the second mini-challenge! Woop!

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Finally everything starts making sense. Final stage ideation has spanned from clogged tubes to a genie in a bottle. Starting storytelling now, expecting to build a very first prototype in half-an-hour! 

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This is a massive last effort we're pushing for. We actually still want to build our prototype. Here's Jenni during prototype ideation. The sun's coming out too.

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Awesome risotto from our italian master chef.

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"Think twice before emailing"

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Our user research showed that were living in a world where smartphones are constantly vying for our attention. They bleep and blog, tweet and twot. This needs to stop.

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Here’s a quick teaser video showing some of our process. More to come later.

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Your phone is like an annoying child constantly vying for your attention.