Mobile Storytelling (overview)
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Mobile storytelling as stories told for smartphones only. Which different forms of mobile storytelling are out there? How much are these formats influenced by social media? How can we categorize mobile storytelling? A more in-depth blog post about storytelling for mobile will soon be online at https://medium.com/@doromartin
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- 1. MOBILE Dorothea Martin A NEW KIND OF STORYTELLING?
- 2. Humans are storytelling animals ,, Jonathan Gottschall: The Storytelling Animal
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- 4. ONCE UPON A TIME there was ______________. Every day, ______________. Until one day, ___________. Because of that __________. Because of that __________. Until finally _____________. Emma Coats, 22 Rules of Storytelling by Pixar @lawnrocket
- 5. TRADITIONAL STORYTELLING MEDIA BOOKS → E-BOOKS TV → STREAMING AUDIOBOOKS & MUSIC → STREAMING So what did digital change for storytelling media? Mostly business models
- 6. HOW DID FORMATS CHANGE? Did social media change storytelling formats? Is there a way of mobile storytelling?
- 7. • Attention • Pacing - much faster • Dominance of video, vertical video • Horizontal storytelling • Visual storytelling dominant WHAT DID SOCIAL MEDIA CHANGE?
- 9. WATTPAD TEXT DRIVEN RADISH SERIAL BOX TAPAS
- 10. TELLTALE GAMES GAME VS. STORY EPISODE & CHOICES LIFELINE, 80 DAYS…
- 14. POKEMON GO AUGMENTED/ MIXED REALITY WIZARDS UNITE
- 15. • Which media are used? • Is it serialized content? • Who are the storytellers? Is it user-generated content? • How interactive is the story? • Free? Paid? F2P? • Is it produced on mobile (only)? MOBILE STORIES CAN BE CATEGORIZED BY THESE QUESTIONS
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