"I would prefer people to come out the film with some questions, and be compelled to go find the answers to those questions, than harm the drama by making the actors illustrate with their words. And as I said, this is one beauty of a transmedia project: you have other outlets to handle raw information-giving, so there’s no real need to cram everything into your film, or to bend over backwards to make sure some piece of information is communicated through an actor. I think the bigger job is make sure the audience wants to go find the answer. And that comes through real drama."

This toolkit provides resources for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to think more deeply about the social issues represented in the MCU and take action in our own world.

case study of university story booth - from goodman center

Alison Norrington and Nataly Rios give a detailed examination of the creation and development of The Chatsfield, a persistent interactive living soap opera that integrates numerous characters, digital platforms, interactive games and user-generated content. They discuss the evolution and operation of this project, explaining how to tell a story across multiple platforms, collaborating with different teams and partners.