Transmedia Storytelling

En el podcast de hoy, hablamos con Hernán Ruiz, creador junto con Agustín Serra de Plot 28, un inmenso universo transmedia de Ficción Total. Conversamos con él sobre los límites entre la realidad y la ficción, los problemas de visualización de los proyectos transmedia y sobre su desarrollo creativo.

Entrevista por Belén Santa-Olalla @Belen_Santa.

Wastelander Panda is a post-apocalyptic tale about the survival of Wasteland’s last remaining panda! Interviewed are producer Kirsty Stark, writer/director Victoria Cocks and Marketing/Distribution producer Ella Macintyre.

Podcast discusses the crowdfunding, distribution and writing process as told to @robpratten

http://wastelanderpanda.com/

Hoy en entrevistamos a Fernando Marías, escritor y novelista español que publicó "El silencio se mueve", la primera novela transmedia en España. Publicada en 2010, hoy podemos echar la vista atrás y hacer análisis del proceso creativo, la acogida del público y del avance del fenómeno transmedia en los últimos años.

Entrevista por Belén Santa-Olalla, @Belen_Santa

Christian Fonnesbech discusses the creative process behind Cloud Chamber https://www.facebook.com/CloudChamberMystery

Interviewed by Robert Pratten @robpratten

David Fono (@fonograph) and Trevor Haldenby (@trevver) discuss the amazing Zed.TO.(http://zed.to/)

A must-listen to podcast for anyone interested in pervasive theater and alternate reality games.

Nik Dee Dalhstrom (@nikdeedahlstrom) discusses his transmedia book, geo-caching and his authoring workflow.

MarMareMara is the name of Nik's storyworld set around a town that could be anywhere in the world. It's a world the invites you to explore and in exploring your outside surrounds you discover more about yourself.

http://xn--ngonsta-exa.se

Hal Hefner is an artist and writer and creator of the comic book Gates - located at gatesthecomic.com
In this podcast Hal talks about the storyworld behind Gates and the community he's building to support it.
Visit his personal website, halhefner.com , to check out a weekly update for the Serpent Seed ebook development and for the I Never Sausage A Place that launches in March.

Reach Hal at... hal |at| halhefner |dot| com

Murder is Passing is a transmedia crime mystery told over 42 days on 300 digtial screens across 60 Toronto subway stations, daily newspapers, online video and social media.

Here's the podcast where we speak to writer director John Greyson and co-producer Sharon Switzer who works for Pattison Onetop (the digital screens company) Arts Programming Curator.

http://murderinpassing.com/
http://www.onestopmedia.com/

Christy Dena talks about her audio-guided web adventure at the start of her crowdfunding campaign.

To help Christy raise the necesary funds, check out the project here: http://www.pozible.com/playauthentic

Robert Pratten talks to the Music Business School in London about how lessons from transmedia storytelling can be applied to developing a music artist.

http://musicbusinessschool.co.uk/

Flaming Lips http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYT_t5y_9Qg
Beck Song Reader http://songreader.net/

Author and producer Mark Staufer talks about his interactive story Numinous Place and how it may or may not spread into our lives!

Important links...
Your interviewer as always: https://twitter.com/robpratten

Guest Mark Staufer
https://twitter.com/markstaufer
https://twitter.com/numinousplace

http://thenuminousplace.com/

Alt-Minds is the transmedia entertainment experience from Orange and Lexis Numerique http://www.alt-minds.com/

Robert speaks with Stephane Adamiak from Orange Content Division about how the project has been designed and executed - including the decision to make parts of the experience pay-to-play.
http://www.transmedialab.org/
https://twitter.com/Sarn

https://twitter.com/robpratten

Robert Pratten (https://twitter.com/robpratten) talks with Carl Heath, LARP designer and player talks about live action participatory storytelling.

Find Carl here: https://twitter.com/carlheath

Here's a whole bank of links Carl sent for further reading!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knutpunkt (Nordic LARP convention)
http://www.celestra-larp.com/ (Battlestar Galactica LARP in Göteborg, Sweden, run in english, march 2013
http://knutepunkt.blogspot.no/ (Nordic LARP convention
http://www.thecompanyp.com/ (Swedish Pervasive Gaming company)
http://alternaliv.se/ (swedish) (Swedish LARPing company)
http://www.sverok.se/ (swedish) (Swedish gamers association)
http://www.tii.se/ (The Interactive Institute - my workplace)

Lulzlit.com is an "international fiction collective" writing under the pen-name of James T. Raydel. This is an interview with creator Chris Rickaby.

What's great about this collection of 7 stories is that Chris has taken a fresh approach to transmedia - grounding the stories in a solid theme and interconnecting motifs rather than sticking with the same characters or locations. Readers can choose the stories in any order and in doing so bring different perspectives on how each contributes to the whole.

The main theme is that of probability and multiverses. Chris explains that he draws on the work of Hugh Everett III and his "many worlds" theory.

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