Blast off and through convention

That will be interesting to check them out in a while and see if it caught up, found its audience, and eventually generated worthy user interaction.

Because that's what it always come down to: is there a perceivable added-value to all these? - except the PR bragging right of doing things differently.

Here's the second of today's posts looking at the difficulties associated with the "T-word".  The first post is by Simon Staffans and can be found here.

Andrea Phillips explains Transmedia.

Reflexão interessante sobre a, as vezes, mal falada "transmedia".

A detailed look at the creative process behind a new approach to interactive storytelling in video games.

With Graphic novels being vogue and interactive media sought after- this is a great game by Loveshack Entertainment. It puts the audience in control to craft the story.

Reminds me of Led Zeppelin's _In Through the Out Door_ interior album jackets.  I realized a few years ago that story arc is particular to the character's point of view, and should be talked about in that way, so this really adds a dimension to the analysis that could help students imagine stories from multiple perspectives.

C'est quoi ce film déjà?

Wait, I resemble that remark....

A great read, especially towards the end of the interview when the film's distribution strategy is discussed.

About creative freedom and distribution strategy. Would love to go for this one

The Cosmonaut is an epic story.

Another take on Defiance (which was featured big at MIPTV btw)

An interesting look at the business model behind Defiance.

"Content is the new currency", and transmedia is definitely impacting all kinds of sectors...

More on the "T-word" ....

A couple of interesting posts today on the relevance of the term "transmedia".  The first is this one from Simon Staffans, the second is by Andrea Phillips and called WTF Transmedia?  Both are worth the read.

worth reading! I think we have to avoid building up too much hype on the word transmedia and focus more on what it can actually do and where it can actually lead us. 

A couple more interesting posts this week about the use of the word "transmedia" ... the second post is here.

There's been a lot of buzz about this project, and a lot of articles about its gaming aspects.  But now, articles are starting to appear which give insight from a television perspective.  Here's a good one.

A look at what is, and isn't, happening in the world of transmedia storytelling in Hong Kong.

Stick with this Storify of tweets by Erin Faulk as she tries to find Matt Damon.  It's worth it.