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Transmedia: Storytelling for the Digital Age
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a look at the creative and technical worlds of immersive storytelling
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The Digital Rocking Chair
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Amie Mills: "When we’re talking about transmedia, we’re starting to use terms like story world, where you have many stories told using multiple media forms, across many different channels and platforms … and how that content lives and breathes is uniquely tailored to the platform you’re viewing it on." via Ben Fahy of StopPress 
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
"As New Zealand university students start a new semester, Anna Jackson reflects on the value of studying transmedia."
Jeni Mawter's curator insight,
March 31, 2015 10:11 PM
Thanks to Anna Jackson for sharing the Transmedia journey in academia in NZ and the work she does with Fiona Milburn. Macquarie University in Sydney is beginning to study this as part of their Writing for Young Adults course, taught by me (Jeni Mawter)!
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
New Zealand's transmedia funding environment: "Kickstart is just one of NZ On Air’s Digital Media Funds so here’s a handy introductory infographic, by Fiona Milburn from Transmedia NZ, outlining the wider DMF funding strand."
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TBI: "Anna Jackson reports back with tips and tools from Jeff Gomez and other local and international producers at a Transmedia Toolbox event at Unitec in Auckland."
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"There are two ways to get good at something. You can study it and do it, or you can do it and do it. What am I talking about? In this ‘case’, learning how to create a piece of crime fiction (a crime scene investigation) by exploring crime scenes. Virtually, that is"... This is a great educational resource for "kids" of all ages ... and it's fun! Give it a go!
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You aren’t famous until someone’s mama knows who you are – Chris Rock
Being successful on YouTube requires talent, luck and persistence. But as The Social Life shows, simply trying to create a hit is its own reward.
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Powerful, emotive and starkly original, Publicis Mojo‘s latest multi-platform campaign for Greenpeace is a simple yet stunning piece of PR, incorporating everything from pop-up art galleries to support from Radiohead...
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He was cerainly one of the most talked-about marketing things of the year, but now, in typically dramatic fashion—and with a smart digital tie-in to the boardgame Cluedo—Rico has been killed off...
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The theme of this edition is digital storytelling. The papers in this edition are a pertinent reminder that communication and expression – of idea, experience, mood – is at the heart of human interaction with digital worlds, and each thing communicated is a facet of a larger narrative.
[Image is from the paper "UpStage: An Online Tool for Real-Time Storytelling".]
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If the publishing industry seems like just another traditional media dinosaur – waiting, like the music world before it, for the guillotine to fall – well, it's easy to banish the thought in Frankfurt in October.
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Whether it’s offering new ideas, suggesting improvements, or simply offering a pat on the back – Kiwis will tell it like it is – which is exactly the kind of audience we are looking for as part of our initial launch...
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TVNZ and Tequila\ go grandstanding with RWC-themed social TV innovation :: StopPress :: Breaking news from New Zealand Marketing magazine...
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Keith Barclay: "From her crowdfunding campaigns [Gemma] Gracewood offered a few pointers and a blueprint for a four week crowdfunding campaign to keep things moving."
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Keith Barclay: "In which transmedia expert Jeff Gomez discusses Avatar and other NZ initiatives" ...
Oyrigin The Movie's curator insight,
April 21, 2015 11:48 AM
Transmedia is all about building a world you can interact with in multiple ways.
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
"Anna Jackson takes a look at local [New Zealand] film and transmedia projects taking an innovative approach to hunting the elusive and all-important audience (featuring Loading Docs, What We Do in the Shadows, Everything We Loved and The Generation of Z)."
Andrea Rossi's curator insight,
July 1, 2014 2:42 AM
"Interest in transmedia and related forms of multiplatform production has increased significantly over the last few years, reflecting significant changes across all media forms in funding, production and delivery models" (cit) 
Justin Nalepa's curator insight,
July 2, 2014 11:08 AM
I saw The Jump recently and thought it was an excellent short doc piece. Looking forward to seeing the rest from Loading Docs as well.
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
For their last Transit post of the year, Transmedia NZ's Anna Jackson and Fiona Milburn asked six influential and inspiring people to look ahead to 2014 and share their thoughts on the future of transmedia storytelling in New Zealand.
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Fiona Milburn: "Worldwide, transmedia is still an emerging concept. This is especially so here in New Zealand where I’m often asked 'what is transmedia?' followed by, 'so, why transmedia?"
The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
In answer to a common question ....
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"Set for release this winter, the documentary film Us and the Game Industry promises to explore the motivations of indie developers like thatgamecompany. Filmmaker Stephanie Beth tells us what she learned from a new era of rebellious entertainment"... This article makes a great companion piece to yesterday's Bang, bang, you're dead: how Grand Theft Auto stole Hollywood's thunder. Taken together, the articles provide an interesting look at the diversity of content & companies within today's gaming industry. I also like the glimpse we get of the New Zealand filmmaker, Stephanie Beth, who made Us and the Game Industry because she "wanted another big project," "wanted to spend [her] sixties productively".
Alec Lisy's curator insight,
April 23, 2013 9:09 PM
While its business may not be in the billions like the main industry, there is still a lot of room for profit in joining the indie-game revolution.
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I have made previous mention of my notion that what has been one very cohesive trade book industry would “trifurcate”: break into at least three distinct businesses...
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Within 10 years “the unadorned world will be history”, and our reality will have become a mix of the real and digital. ~ Michael Liebhold, Institute for the Future
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After selling her house to travel to North East India and film Roots on the Move, Serena Stevenson has turned to crowdfunding to distribute the documentary and create a ‘transmedia campaign’.Serena shares her journey to make and fund the film and ...
[An example of the passion often exhibited by Transmedia for Good advocates.]
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The line between television and real life is going to become pretty blurry with the arrival of new digital series Auckland Daze ...
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Be a part of a conversation in the form of a multimedia film that transends borders through creativity and music.
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Keith Barclay: "As well as using a crowdfunding campaign as a way of building an audience for a project, [Gemma] Gracewood shared her opinions on other approaches, discussing the pros and cons of online and offline options."