transmedia
- noun
- /trænzˈmiːdiə/
- Jargon
- The film's transmedia approach allowed fans to explore the story through video games, social media, and podcasts.
- transmedia storytelling
And I'm talking about transmedia, but right.
- And I'm talking about transmedia, but right.
Examples
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A "born-digital novel"—those words describe Inanimate Alice, an award-winning transmedia storytelling project.
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In true transmedia fashion, the games and the story will become one; the story will be the game.
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Overall, I think this is an amazing step forward in using transmedia in the classroom.
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First, texts themselves are increasingly networks of transmedia properties.
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What are the ethical considerations for creating transmedia projects as opposed to writing a book or making a movie?
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The interesting thing about transmedia right now isn't the stories, but the structures.
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Authors like Patrick Carman have become known for their transmedia works.
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Seek transmedia experiences, where readers seamlessly move from technology to technology, experiencing and participating in the story.
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Inanimate Alice is an example of how transmedia storytelling can serve as a powerful tool for literacy development.
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The transmedia affordances of Inanimate Alice create numerous ways to experience the story, making it an ideal educational tool.
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Synonyms
Appears across different media like books, films, and games
A work that uses more than one kind of art, like painting or video
Relating to art that uses two or more different media like video and sculpture
How Cross-Media
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transmedia comes from the parts trans- meaning 'across' (as in transport) and media meaning 'ways' or 'channels' like TV, books, or games, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of a story that travels across different platforms. So, transmedia means a story or content that moves 'across' many media, letting you follow one world through films, games, and books.