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Henry Jenkins continues his interview with Andrea Phillips ...
Henry Jenkins [from Part One]: "Phillips is one of the most thoughtful writers working in this space today: she manages to hit the right balance between pragmatism and vision, between describing the conditions under which transmedia producers work today and spelling out the long term potentials of this still emerging form" ...
And, Part Two can be found here.
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"Clockwork Watch is an immersive participatory story set in a retro-futurist vision of Victorian England. The narrative is played out across graphic novels, interactive promenade theatre, freeform role-play, online adventures, an interactive book, and a feature film."
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Scott Walker: ' In this interview, we meet another of the collaborating authors, MeiLin Miranda, who shares her thoughts on DRM, collaborative worldbuilding, and something called an “angler bug.”' Delete the scoop?
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Scott Walker: "Earlier this month I attended my first FMX conference, an annual event focused on animation, effects, games and transmedia" ... DRC: A fabulously in-depth post from Scott Walker. Delete the scoop?
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SSWs present some very interesting opportunities (and challenges) from a copyright perspective.
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I wanted to see if I could have the LARP begin well before Wyrd Con and continue after the convention was over by using a persistent world setting as the backdrop for the LARP and having the story start before Wyrd Con and continue after the LARP.
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Earlier this year at the StoryWorld Conference, Andrea Phillips approached me and proclaimed, “You know, I really, really, really hate the term, ‘value co-creation!’”
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If you've been enjoying the series of posts on the business of transmedia, by Brian Clark, then you'll find this post, by Scott Walker, a very handy summary. If you've yet to read Brian Clark's posts, then consider this a handy intro ... Brian Clark's first (of 5 posts) can be found @scoopit http://bit.ly/stpVJy Delete the scoop?
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Chances are you’re launching a SSW in order to make money. Maybe not enough to retire on, but more than zero. If so, you have a lot of options for opening the revenue doors. Delete the scoop?
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Next, think about what you want your audience to be saying about you. Whether it’s in social media or walking out of the movie theater after the show, we all have something pretty specific we want to be buzzing off of people’s lips. Delete the scoop?
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One of the questions posed to me when I guest Skyped into the Transmedia Vancouver Meetup regarded demographics and participation rates (i.e., is the traditional 90/9/1 rule still applicable in shared story worlds?). Delete the scoop?
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This is the first in a series of posts regarding shared story world design The genre you choose for your SSW will have a direct impact on how people c... Delete the scoop?
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Scott Walker: "The panel attempted to explore design considerations for worlds meant to hold more than one story, whether it be a franchise, a transmedia property, or a multi-medium experience" ... Delete the scoop?
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Scott Walker: "In this post, Corey [Reid] talks about the benefits of combining an open world setting with traditional, linear stories and why (and how!) he’s using Creative Commons to integrate a collaborative world building framework with a structure for commercialization of stories set in that open world." Delete the scoop?
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Mur Lafferty: "Worldbuilder is the open story world connected to Adam Christopher’s novel, “Empire State.” Most publishers worry about fanfic, but we welcome fan-created projects. We post connected stories, music, comics, etc on our page at Empirestate.cc." Delete the scoop?
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A few days ago I stumbled on a promising new shared universe project being led by Joseph Robert Lewis, a prolific self-published author.
[A look at the design concepts behind the creation of a new fantasy world called "The Drifting Isle Chronicles."] Delete the scoop?
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The full vision involved publishing content across multiple platforms in an integrated approach to produce an experience for fans that ultimately walked them right up to the release of “Nightshade.”
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After posting several entries on SSW design, Scott Walker had the chance to expand on them at DIY Days L.A. 2011.
[Scott Walker's original posts on Shared Story Worlds @scoopit http://bit.ly/pXz0xA] Delete the scoop?
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New Edition of Brian Seth Hurst's StoryCentered Column Features Brain Candy's Scott Walker Discussing Fan Fiction and Fan Communities Delete the scoop?
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Normally, canonical content is generated by the internal creative team behind an entertainment property. Delete the scoop?
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The concept of a world bible is a tried and true practice in many creative areas, especially for serial storytelling like television or large entertainment... Delete the scoop?
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Your decision about which mediums you want to play in for your SSW and which mediums you want to accept from contributors obviously have an effect on many aspects of your SSW design ... Delete the scoop?
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