A Portsmouth Novel – by Matt Wingett
Here’s the Preview of the Exhibition! You can probably tell that here I was really buzzing and happy to see the finished set up of The Snow Witch Art Exhibition. It was an utter delight, and a genuine honour to have had my work as the launch pad for so money hugely talented creatives! The …
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Wow! It was quite something when the day came for the setting up of The Snow Witch Art Exhibition… Nothing like this had every happened to me before, and the mixture of emotions as I arrived at Cascades Shopping Centre to find an entire unit given over to 40 artists’ work was really extraordinary. Here’s …
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Southsea Model Village became a focus for artist works inspired by Matt Wingett’s The Snow Witch – and it was pretty moving for all concerned!
Games Make the Difference One of the major differences between transmedia storytelling and traditional storytelling is the nature of participation. In the trad story, the creator unfolds the tale, while the audience listens, reads or watches, depending on the medium. The reader / audience is essentially guided by the writer / creator’s choices. In the …
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The problem of team writing So, we had the big picture on transmedia storytelling. The next step for the team was to work out how to get 15 scriptwriters in a room together and produce a coherent storyline. The expert who addressed our group on this was not a writer, but a mathematician, who had …
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