How does one write a dynamic, immersive, interactive experience where the film is just one part (and a static one at that)?
Maureen McHugh is a Hugo award-winning short story writer and novelist, and a partner at L.A.-based No Mimes Media, one of the world leaders in designing transmedia entertainment experiences.
Speaking at Power to the Pixel’s Cross-Media Forum in London last month, Maureen explores whether ARGs, transmedia and digital media are more than simple promotional tools, how audiences expect to impact a story, and what that now means for writers.
She is a fascinating lady with an impressive career! I love her enthusiasm for creativity!
The prospects of Transmedia for many of our Production’s are just amazing!
Check out this interactive #ARG #FBapp game at http://www.pheon.org. Complete real-life missions and write missions for other players! Complete real-life missions to climb levels and then write missions for the other players! Do it all from your Facebook profile! See what ARGnet has to say about Pheon at http://tinyurl.com/25ntsf7 #transmedia
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