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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Thomas Grip: "The approach is primarily meant to suggest a workflow that focuses on the story and makes sure the narrative and gameplay are connected. The end goal is to create games that provide a better interactive narrative." 
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Ezri Carlebach: '“It’s storytelling, Jim, but not as we know it,” as Spock famously didn’t say. The crew of the Enterprise – Kirk and Spock in particular – blazed a trail for a new kind of storytelling on television and then, in the hands of their, shall we say, ardent fans, went even further by appearing in an entirely new form, which laid the groundwork for today’s transmedia storytelling.'
Michelle Gilstrap's curator insight,
July 22, 2013 11:39 AM
Transmedia is more than just having a script,it is all media now and your fans will tell you what they want if you don't provide for them.
Sergei Dragunov's curator insight,
January 14, 2013 8:05 AM
At last we have started our new project based on animated scenes. But we realy want to transform it into a transmedia reality. Now i trying to find some references about this new style of storytelling. Here is one realy good presentation
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Laura Sterritt: "[...] at the very core of transmedia storytelling—or storytelling of any kind—is the need for narrative, content, and characters. Does this mean musicians who lack story are at a loss? No. The lack of narrative is a narrative" ...
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Mark Wilson: "The branching narratives of interactive books are logistical nightmares. That is, until one company released this free writing tool" ...
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Keith Stuart: Rockstar has turned its ex-cop anti-hero into a credible character. So does it matter that he's also a frenzied killer?
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Randy Finch: "As my students will tell you, I am keenly interested in the role "theme" will play in the New World of cross platform storytelling."
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Arnau Gifreu Castells: "Mixing documentary (non-fiction) and game (fiction) seems a strategy that many interactive documentary producers are considering, because the fact of reality combined with a structure that includes the users and put themselves at the heart of the action, creates a much more hyper and immersed scenario for the interactive documentary and its participants"...
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"Inspired by much of the latest discussion around narrative and games, I’ve been thinking about interactivity and its place in transmedia. For me that means understanding and managing audience expectations."
[When choosing your transmedia storytelling platforms, Sara suggests taking into account both your narrative needs and an audience's expectation of the level of interaction provided by those platforms. It's good advice and the article contains some great specifics.]
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"Months ago I ran across a description of 'the heroine's journey,' a counterpart to the hero's journey"...
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Actions can also be meaningful in trans/cross-media projects. An example is the film Untraceable. If you watch the first part of the trailer, you’ll see a website and its significance mentioned...
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We are drawn to structure in our stories simply because our lives have no discernable structure of their own...
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The first diagram in this post presents a virtuous circle for an interactive storyworld that binds the story to social discovery and advocacy. The questions that the narrative designer or transmedia storyteller asks herself are...
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
With puppets and Happy Gilmore ... LOL
Bad Spoon's curator insight,
July 26, 2013 3:22 AM
Une excellente présentation animée de l'un des axes narratifs les plus efficaces du storytelling : le voyage du héros 
Asil's curator insight,
August 3, 2013 7:27 PM
I love the voice-overs on this one. Charming, funny and a good teaching video. 
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's curator insight,
August 4, 2013 7:47 AM
It's maybe not exactly the truth but close enough - and it's pretty funny :-)
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Successful TV dramas are unfolding one episode at a time, and procedurals are taking notes
The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Personally, I prefer shows that balance serial and episodic storytelling, and this article nicely captures the pros and cons of each approach.
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Omar Kattan: "This excellent video by Story Worldwide has been featured on Brand Stories for a while now. Not sure if you’ve seen it? If you haven’t, it’s definitely worth your time" ...
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sunilagni: "Within any form of entertainment lies numerous narratives, designed to engage the audience. Television shows, books and films are all examples of entertainment that utilize plot development and characters to develop a storyline and convey some sort of message to the audience" ...
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Robert Niles: "This is a race to extend narrative from individual rides into every facet of the park experience, where visitors have the chance to become actors in their own adventure" ... Via Tina Stock
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Kendall Whitehouse: 'Disney’s Marvel Studios has been preparing the audience for this film for several years. After the closing credits of 2008′s Iron Man, an extra scene appears in which Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) encounters S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson), who states: “I’m here to talk to you about the Avenger Initiative.”'
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“A linear story had a linear workflow, but now we’re in a nonlinear immersive space,” explained production designer Alex McDowell at a recent Flux 5D event titled “Digital Design and World-building in the Narrative Media Landscape”...
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An assessment tool for narrative, social action, participatory design, and critical ethnography. DRC: You can read more on "What Makes a Successful Transmedia Story?" over at Lina Srivastava's blog.
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An interview with transmedia writer and narrative designer Christy Marx. Her works have spanned from film and television, to comic book and video games.
[A great interview on both platform specific and transmedia storytelling.]
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A look at the various narrative structures of interactive documentaries.
Christopher's curator insight,
April 8, 2014 5:12 PM
Right! Game developers can help us think different about clusters in the funnel or retargeting drifters back to the funnel.
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Known as the critically-acclaimed narrative designer of Company of Heroes, founder of The Narrative Design Explorer, and Chief Creative Wizard and Director of NarrWare, Stephen Dinehart is a man who loves stories and is passionate about seeing them told in video games.
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An excellent story is often compelling because of its layers. Each layer reveals a new concept or an arc that compels the reader or viewer to continue their narrative journey...
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It's all about storytelling. Games, movies, presentations,- you name it. They all need to have a goal, and you have to stay focussed on it.
Click to read this interesting article.