Multi-platform storytelling

| Jul 12, 2010 | 1 comment

Designing worlds and narratives across multiple platforms

1pm–6pm Saturday 17 July 2010
Who: Hoodlum Media
Cost: $95
Bookings: www.qwc.asn.au or 07 3842 9922

Digital technologies allow audiences to access media anywhere, anytime. Many storytellers are taking advantage of this new found freedom by creating innovative stories that move between media platforms to create rich, interactive experiences.

Skipping between television, websites, games, social networks and virtual environments, multi-platform storytelling is an exciting new form of narrative.

This workshop, lead by Hoodlum, an award-winning entertainment company based in Brisbane, will introduce you to the basics of multi-platform storytelling.

In partnership with Queensland Writers Centre

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One could mistake Sarah for a passionate youth arts enthusiast previously kicking around at Vibewire Youth Inc and TINA. However we here at The Edge have discovered her true passion: coffee. Roasting, brewing, grinding and percolating techniques are fervently discussed and argued by Sarah and The Edge team. You can count on Sarah to fb you and entrance you with her world of social media junkies. As The Edge’s Master of Facebook, Sarah guarantees loads of opportunities to chat and post on The Edge and connect with other Edge friends and fans.

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  1. A State of Writing community | Blog | Telling stories across platforms says:
    27 July, 2010 at 4:11 pm

    [...] this month, The Edge held a workshop in conjunction with the Queensland Writers Centre and Hoodlum Media about something [...]

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