Senongo Akpem: “This article talks about 5 concepts of telling multi-screen stories and how we can use them to create exciting, digital experiences.”
An interesting article which uses some great transmedia works to illustrate its points.
See on Scoop.it - Transmedia: Storytelling for the Digital Age
Every medium stimulates and meets the sensibility of an audience as well as, impacting its orientation, political and otherwise.
At a guess, I’d say we all new the answer to the question … but here’s the how & the why ….
See on Scoop.it - Transmedia: Storytelling for the Digital Age
Miral Sattar: ‘At every writers conference or self-publishing panel the question that almost always inevitably comes up is: “How much will self-publishing really cost me?”’
If this is an area of interest for you then I also recommend reading the discussion in the comments section of this article.
Marama Whyte: “‘Lizzie Bennet Diaries spin-off Welcome to Sanditon premiered its first episode yesterday – but that’s not all. Catch up on everything Sanditon with our handy guide.”
Have you engaged with Welcome to Sanditon yet?
James Carter: “Go where your audience is and fashion a story you believe will engage them.”
A report from the recent StoriesLab Conference.
Teressa Iezzi: “It took another creative Ryan to come up with a Vine-powered combination of a spoonful of cereal and the Gos’s expressive mug. Here’s the story behind the meme.”
It’s the little things … LOL
”The third part of this series, contributed by community managers Lisa Pastor and Ashley Alicea, focuses on best practices for community management, and engaging and growing a Facebook game fanbase from the ground up.”
This article contains some great insights for anyone involved in building a fan community. The other two articles in the series are also well worth a read: Part 1 Executive Production and Part 2 Initial Concepting and Design.
MIT Open Documentary Lab: “[Katerina] Cizek is currently the director of the NFB’s HIGHRISE project, exploring new forms and new approaches to content. HIGHRISE is a multi-year, many media series of projects. You can see it at highrise.nfb.ca and her previous project Filmmaker-in-Residence at filmmaker.nfb.ca.”
This is the tenth interview in an excellent series on “prominent figures from the world of transmedia.” The series starts with Should Filmmakers Learn to Code over at Filmmaker Magazine and includes interviews with: Zeega (James Burns, Kara Oehler and Jesse Shapins); Elaine McMillion; Hugues Sweeney; Kamal Sinclair; Mark Harris; Brett Gaylor; Ingrid Kopp; Vivek Bald; Lance Weiler; Katerina Cizek; Fox Harrell; and Caspar Sonnen.
Desdemona Bandini: “Not just a new film, “The Cosmonaut” is a labor of love four years in the making, crowdsourced and created with a plan to test the boundaries of transmedia content distribution worldwide.”
Interesting!
Jim Stewartson: “Friends, it’s time to get serious. The ongoing debate between (intelligent, well-meaning) people about what “transmedia” means and even whether defining the word matters at all, is killing our common cause.”
More on the “T-word” ….
