Transmedia Narratives, a summary
Transmedia Narratives is definitely a new and important way to experience a story.
My past experience with online twitter narratives and youtube mysteries proved that fact right out the gate. But being introduced to the massive, sprawling phenomenon the SCP community created was definitely next level for me. It was so easy to get lost in the pages and pages of creatures, things and places each with their own sometimes dangerous oddities. Even just becoming a part of that is an extension of the transmedia narrative. TheĀ āBeautiful Mindā project is my extension, it is the SCP Foundation testing behaviours of close to life Human A.I. interacting with dangerous SCPs to counteract the real-life loss that occurs much too often.
I do really Enjoy the premise I've created, as both an extension and possible franchise of its own. making accessible puzzles and hoping people enjoy the mystery. But if there was one thing I wish I tried, that would be creating a connection between the virtual and online world, it couldāve been as simple as sticking out a QR code in town. Cicada 3301 accomplished this around the world, in the first portion of one of their second puzzles, and they have the Mythos of being arguably one of the internets biggest mysteries. Something out of my experience range, but definitely a goal to aim for.
Below are all of my posts related to the class:
From Clues to Action.
Connecting the Dots.
Is Stenography too hardcore?
Where I'm at with Transmedia.
The Layout Formula For Jonah.
Creating a Fake A.I.
I do really Wish I had taken this idea into a group project, I feel like it had more potential than I alone could hope to accomplish at this time, the idea itself and the processes Iāve gone through can I believe be translated into other Mysteries or Product interest. The experience is valuable, But having somebody else to bounce ideas with and refine with is something I would absolutely change.













