The document outlines a workshop activity for transmedia storytellers at the Conducttr Conference on October 17, 2014, in London. Participants will use card decks with characteristics and tropes to create a story experience based on prompts, with varying time limits for solo or team-based creations. It also encourages checking the transmedia playbook and emphasizes the importance of understanding player goals and roles in storytelling.

2. Connect with other transmedia storytellers at the Conducttr Conference!
October 17th2014 in London, England
http://www.conducttrconference.com

3. 1.Divide cards into two or three decks: characteristics, tropesand optionally sensors
2.Draw two cards from each deck and leave face down
3.Grab a story from http://ineedaprompt.com
4.Start the clock and turn over the cards! Now create a participatory experience that tells the story from (2) using the cards from (1)
5.After time has expired, player(s) reveals the experience
Notes
i. Use the card mat on slide 12 as a prompt for structured answers
ii. Suggested time limits
•Solo –3 mins
•Team that knows each other and knows transmedia storytelling –8 mins
•All other teams –25 mins
iii. Check out the Transmedia Playbook if you’re unsure what any of this about! http://www.slideshare.net/tstoryteller/playbook-online-v10
Attribution should be to www.conducttr.com

12. What’s the player’s GOAL?
What’s the player’s ROLE?
Entry
Resolution

13. What’s the player’s GOAL?
What’s the player’s ROLE?
Entry
Resolution
to find the vegan diner
player is Navy Seal
Uses wand to unlock the final door and get dinner with the nun!
Gets handed a flyer from someone at the mall

14. www.conducttr.com