26. design questions are spatial
transmedia/multi-platform stories
• non-linear narratives
• fans move between multiple platforms
• characters & story arcs extend in time & across
platforms
• multiple points of entry
• interactivity: affect story, remix story, write story
• interactivity: innovative interface design
27. two poles
crossmedia
social media
transmedia
marketing
integrated art
strategies
28. two poles
tent pole distributed
other media other media
unimportant equally important
s dramatically
film silo design integrated design transmedia
one-way networked
communication communication
unresponsive responsive
29. old model
control vs. choice
the creator’s dilemma
http://neuronarrative.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/riding-the-moral-regulation-see-saw/
30. old model
control vs. choice
new model
create, contribute, collaborate
fans become co-creators
34. ‘VOD & the Film Business’
Thomas Mai, 2009
‘FANDEPENDENT’
Festival Darlings
Film Distribution Strategies 2.0
http://thomasmai.net/
35. content is now...
a gift
‘Stop Spreading Viruses &
Start Giving Gifts’
Ivan Askwith bigspaceship.com
(now head of Digital Media at Lucasfilm)
http://www.bigspaceship.com/blog/think/getting-past-viral/
36. • And if content is now a gift...
• Your audience...
40. shift to...
‘FANDEPENDENT’
build audience to...
transform audience into community
promote project
request screenings
build fan base for next project
43. principles for a fandependent world
✴ content = a gift
✴ fan participation & contribution
✴ financing, story creation, promotion
✴ fans are an asset - find them early
✴ your audience is global
44. thank you
Siobhan O’Flynn, PhD
CFC Media Lab
University of Toronto
sioflynn@me.com
@Sioflynn on Twitter
website: siobhanoflynn.com
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Increasingly multi-platform means stories without borders \n
Another key concept is what J.J Abrahms’ termed the mystery box. Fans responded to the cryptic clues creating multiple wikis & websites devoted to solving & tracking the show’s mysteries.\n
Levels of fan engagement in ARGs has led to the 90/9/1 rule: 90% of your fans will be more passive, 9% active & 1% super enthusiastic. While it may seem counter intuitive, the most important groups are the 9 & 1 - these are the fans who will be active online seeking content & creating buzz. Know who they are!\n