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serendpityinajar:

The value of great content and compelling storytelling can’t be undermined by multimedia professionals in the next ten years. Howard Rosen, a well-established producer with feature film, television and digital-media successes and the current Executive Producer/VP Business Affairs at…







The first wave of second screen can be defined as enriching TV shows with a second-screen experience. TV leads, online follows. TV the first screen, online the second – the companion app. And in quite a few cases (more than I would deem healthy) ‘gamification’ is sprinkled on these second-screen experiences – points, badges, levelling up. It may jazz up the mundane act of checking in on a show or recognising an ad, but it doesn’t a game make.
Jeroen Elfferich, “TVification of gaming” (via transform-television)






wznxt:

Elan Lee — who has worked on several pioneering alternate reality games and similar media experiments, writes, “‘Dirty Work’ is a new online comedy that we just launched at Fourth Wall Studios. This…







One of the interesting questions in the medium term, is what is the role of the broadcaster any more in a world where you can set up an on-demand, pay-per-view channel as a very small operation?
 Gary Hayes, “ABC Executive Producer of Multiplatform TV” at the Media 140 conference in Perth (via transform-television)






transform-television:

Surveillance cameras, skeptics and spirits — Inside The Bxx’s production of “Haunted,” a group of characters investigate a creepy house for paranormal activity. It’s a very linear story with a non-linear interface, with multiple feeds to keep an eye on the characters in the house. It’s very…







one3productions:

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zachmc:

COMING SOON!

“Beauty is Pain” is a transmedia narrative that explores the question of “How much would you risk in order to be beautiful”. This comedic conveyance of such a strong theme is inspired by the French New Wave era of filmmaking and features Stella Foster as Sophia Lamare, an up and coming French actress who is about to undertake a number of cosmetic surgical procedures. However, it is up to you as to how many of these procedures she will undertake- just as long as you do not cause death or severe pain to Sophia!