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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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Scott Walker: "The panel attempted to explore design considerations for worlds meant to hold more than one story, whether it be a franchise, a transmedia property, or a multi-medium experience" ... 
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If you've been enjoying the series of posts on the business of transmedia, by Brian Clark, then you'll find this post, by Scott Walker, a very handy summary. If you've yet to read Brian Clark's posts, then consider this a handy intro ... Brian Clark's first (of 5 posts) can be found @scoopit http://bit.ly/stpVJy
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Scott Walker: "This interview with Clockwork Watch founder and visionary Yomi Ayeni is making its appearance just in time for the year-end holidays!"
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Scott Walker: "Earlier this month I attended my first FMX conference, an annual event focused on animation, effects, games and transmedia" ... DRC: A fabulously in-depth post from Scott Walker.
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One of the questions posed to me when I guest Skyped into the Transmedia Vancouver Meetup regarded demographics and participation rates (i.e., is the traditional 90/9/1 rule still applicable in shared story worlds?).
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Lucas J.W. Johnson: "Today's post is an old interview I did with the awesome Scott Walker over a year ago and never posted! He has kindly done a brief edit/update to it after being away from social media for a year. This was back when my main focus was transmedia -- these days he says his new ventures won't be in the transmedia sphere either -- but his thoughts on transmedia and shared story worlds are still interesting and relevant. Enjoy!"