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Hi friends, Issue No9 is here!Happy launch day! Offscreen Issue No9 is officially available for pre-order, shipping starts next week. To find out whose inspiring stories we captured in this edition, please head over to our website. As usual, we rely on people like you that are part of the Offscreen community to get the word out and share the news about today’s launch so we can keep the issues coming. And, of course, don’t forget to order your own copy. As always, I can’t wait to hear your thoughts and comments! |
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MODERN MAGAZINE CONF — I’ll be in London late next week to speak at The Modern Magazine 2014 conference. It’s a jam-packed day of magazine-making goodness, hosted by magCulture's Jeremy Leslie. Find out more about the speakers or buy tickets here. VIDEO PORTRAIT — I’m not quite sure if I deserve the attention, but the friendly folks of Melbourne-based envato have made a beautifully-produced mini-documentary about me and my glamourous life as an indie publisher. (Disclosure: envato is an Offscreen sponsor) INDESIGN TIME-LAPSE — During the design process of the latest issue, I thought it would be interesting to show how I put together one of the six lengthy interviews in the magazine. I recorded a time-lapse video of it all that you can now watch online. OLD NEWS — Earlier this month I was in Hamburg at the first IndieCon, a conference dedicated to (mostly German) indie magazines. A few days later I was heading to Berlin to oversee the print of issue No9 at my printer. In August, I managed to fit in a little fundraiser for asylum seekers in Australia and raised $450 for the local Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. I also wrote down a few thoughts on the future of print and participated in my own "Day in the Life of" series on my blog. In July, I shared some things I learned about public speaking so far and replied publicly to some feedback I received from my readers. Oh, and if you are interested in the apps/tools I'm using the make Offscreen, I've compiled a list of those here. A lot of hard work from the many contributors and myself went into making the latest issue a reality. And of course, it wouldn't exist without the financial backing by our sponsors: Campaign Monitor, Envato, Hoefler & Co, InVision, Shopify, Squarespace, Typekit, WeTransfer. Don't forget, you can help us secure future issues by spreading the word on- and offline. Every new reader counts! Once you receive your copy, please instagram your magazine experience with #offscreenmag and send in any feedback you have. Thanks so much for your support! Kai Brach Publisher/Editor/Art Director |
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