This is my (un)scientific, (non-)comprehensive, and (not at all) objective overview of the rise of collaborative storytelling: how we (more or less) got here, and where we may (kinda sorta) be heading. No particular axe to grind or agenda to sell, just my observations after watching this space for a few years. Buckle up, this […]
SXSW Panel: “The Rise of Co-created Storyworld Communities”
I was thrilled to be invited by Esther Lim to join her and J. Craig Williams at SXSW to discuss collaborative entertainment, multi-platform interactive engagement, and how to bridge creatives and audiences. SXSW 2012 Panel: Rise of Co-created Shared World Communities from Scott Walker
Guest on Lawyer2Lawyer Podcast
In a kind of preview of my SXSW panel with Esther Lim and J. Craig Williams, the three of us had a half-hour chat (along with Lawyer2Lawyer co-host Bob Ambrogi) about transmedia, storyworlds, fandom, participatory entertainment, shared IP, and more. Image source: https://legaltalknetwork.com
Featured on Lawyer2Lawyer Podcast
In a kind of preview of my upcoming SXSW panel with Esther Lim and J. Craig Williams, the three of us had a half-hour chat (along with Lawyer2Lawyer co-host Bob Ambrogi) about transmedia, storyworlds, fandom, participatory entertainment, shared IP, and more. If you’re at SXSW on Sunday, and you want to hear more, please stop […]
“Nightshade” and Participatory Marketing
On August 4, 2010, a post appeared on a new website, http://www.shaydoran.com, with the apt title, “Where it begins.” In the post, the blogger, Shay Doran, describes his arrival at Vail, a small mountain town in Colorado, and shares his hopes that his latest relocation will turn out better than the last few. The next […]