Transmedial Previsualization Techniques and Technologies

(book in English and French)

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Edited by Olivier Asselin and Isabelle Raynauld

Type: Didactic
Subject: Technique > Scriptwriting
Keywords: scriptwriting, storytelling, technique
Publishing date: 2024 (January 11, 2024)
Publisher: CinéMédias
Collection: Technes: Encyclopedia of Film Techniques and Technologies
Language: English and French

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Ebook • ? pages

ISBN

978-2-925376-15-6

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Oral or written narrative language was for a long time the privileged form of the art of storytelling. Nevertheless, visual narrative has always played an honourable role. Narrative was transformed, however, with the industrial revolution and the post-industrial revolution, the growth of mass culture and the appearance of new technologies: cinema, television, video games, virtual reality, Internet, mobile platforms, artificial intelligence… Narrative became audiovisual and then immersive, interactive and collaborative before finally becoming transmedial, mixed, trans-local and geolocated. In this shift, scripting – understood here in a broad sense as the process of conceiving and designing, previsualizing and preparing – was also transformed. Beyond the written script, other less textual and more visual documents appeared: fixed or animated two- or three-dimensional images; plans and maps; tree diagrams, etc. It is these non-textual preview forms and tools that this book will focus on.

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https://www.erudit.org/en/books/encyclopedie-techniques-cinema/previsualisation-transmediale/

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